How to Upload a Co-op Save to a Palworld Server!

[Music] hey everyone and welcome back to another bisc hosting server tutorial in today's tutorial we're going to go over how to upload a co-op save to a power World server before we get started transferring a co-op save to a dedicated server does not transfer the host's progress all other players that connected to the save will retain progress also currently the only work around to the host losing their data is to place all the inventory items in the world somewhere so they are transferred player levels and Pals will still have to be re earned first we are going to log into our bicc hosting games panel and choose our power World server next we're going to choose the stop button to stop the server we will then go to the files tab and we are going to go into the pal folder then the saved folder then the save games folder and finally the folder marked zero if you do not see this server file it means you need to run the server at least once to generate this folder in this folder there is a file that we need to either delete or archive for this tutorial we're just going to right click the file and delete it and confirm by choosing delete but you can also archive this folder if you want to use this later once that is removed we can open the Run menu by typing the windows and R key we we then going to type the following percent Local app data percent SLP slaved slave games I will also have this in the description for you to easily copy and paste once in here we are going to open the number folder which designates your steam ID in this folder we are going to locate the desired world that you want to move over in this folder you should see a level. saav and a local data. saav once you see that you can just go back to where the folder is and we are going to drag that save folder into the server uploading it into the server folder once this is finished uploading we are going to rightclick that folder and choose rename we are going to take that file name and just select it all and copy it to our clipboard once cop copied we are again going to choose the files tab and we're going to go into the pal folder then the saved folder then the config folder and lastly the Linux server folder within this folder we're going to open the game user settings.ini file we are going to navigate to the dedicated server name section which is around line 7 by default after the equal sign we are going to Place those numbers and letters with the folder name we copied earlier once that's pasted we can choose the save content button we can then go back to the Home tab and we need to start our server momentarily once the server is fully online we can then stop the server we need to delete two files so your startup Tab and your config files don't get overridden by the co-op save to do so we're going to go to the files tab then we're going to go to the pal folder then the saved folder then the save games folder and then the folder marked zero and then finally you're going to open the world that we uploaded earlier in this folder you're going to see a local data. saav and a world option. saav we are going to check mark both of those and delete those files we do not need those files for the server once those are deleted we can go back to the Home tab start our server and we will will have transferred all of the data from our Co-op save onto the server except for the host's data if you have any questions check out our knowledge base bisect hosting.com KB or you can submit a support ticket on our website if this guide was helpful make sure you hit that like button subscribe for more content like this comment down below which guide you would like to see next and we'll see you [Music] around [Music]

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Id: piBg-kIJ_D0

Length: 4min 45sec (285 seconds)

Published: Wed Jan 31 2024