Palworld performance and player controls
Open your Palworld service in CreeperPanel to see its Console, online players and live server FPS. These are the server's frames per second, so they will differ from the FPS shown on your own PC.
Check performance
Use the arrow beside FPS on the Console to open Metrics.
- Server Performance shows FPS, average FPS, frame time, uptime and how old the latest snapshot is. Look for a sustained change while the problem is happening.
- Player Activity shows player count, occupancy, ping and player levels. High ping and low server FPS point to different problems, so check both.
- World Snapshot and Actor Diagnostics provide more detail about the world when that server supplies it. Select a group and sort the table to find the largest counts.
Detailed world snapshots need Palworld's Game Data API. If the page says they are unavailable, the other readings may still work. A missing reading does not mean zero. If you need help enabling detailed data, contact support.
Send announcements and manage players
The Console accepts a plain message as an announcement. You can also use:
| Command | Action |
|---|---|
/say Server restarting in five minutes | Announce a message to players. |
/save | Save the world. |
/kick <user-id> | Disconnect a player. |
/ban <user-id> | Ban a player. |
/unban <user-id> | Remove a ban. |
Right-click a player in the online list for their available actions, including inserting their user ID, kicking or banning them. Check the selected player before using a moderation action.
These controls and live readings need REST API Enabled and an Admin Password in Settings. If the Console reports that either is missing, save the setting and restart Palworld before trying again.