Open Palworld Server Zone: 1.0 Upgrade, Configuration and Mod Risks and complete the actual tasks behind this question.
FAQ detail
How can I inherit old world data after changing my account or hard drive?
Test in isolation on a copy first; do not change the official archive directly.
Classification
server
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30 words direct answer
Test in isolation on a copy first; do not change the official archive directly.
Detailed description
This is a community experience level issue, not an official security process. The correct sequence is: first make a complete backup of the world file, player file and settings; then confirm on the copy whether the old player data still exists or whether it is just a misalignment of the corresponding identification; when you need to process UUID (unique identification code) or player file mapping, you can only test tools or manual solutions on the copy. Do not apply single post success stories directly to the official server. In case of failure, roll back to the backup before the upgrade.
Judge your situation first
| what do you want to do now | Judgment method | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Replace the hard drive or move the machine | First make sure that the world file, player file and settings have been completely transferred, and then open a dungeon to test and log in. | See upgrade list |
| Change account / UUID does not match | Treat this like an identity mapping problem: first check on the instance to see if the old player profile exists, and then decide if you need the tool. | See server risks |
| Already entered and changed into a new character | Stop immediately and stop serving, save the scene of the accident; do not repeatedly create corners or log in again. | See accident handling |
Operation sequence
| order | action |
|---|---|
| 1 | Stop the server and copy the complete archive directory, configuration files, server version and player list. |
| 2 | Only test the login and tools on the dungeon, not the official server. |
| 3 | Confirm whether the player file exists, whether the world file is read, and whether the problem is just a mismatch of identity correspondence. |
| 4 | Only after logging in, reading and writing assets, exiting and re-entering the dungeon can it be considered to be transferred back to the official server. |
Common misunderstandings
| Misunderstanding | why to avoid |
|---|---|
| Test the tool directly on the official server | Tool failure can overwrite or corrupt unique data. |
| Keep playing when you see a new character | New player files may make it harder to save old data. |
| Apply single post success stories | UUID (unique identifier) and archive structure are affected by platform, version and server environment. |
Related entrances
Open Palworld 1.0 private server upgrade checklist: backup, server shutdown, verification and rollback and complete the actual tasks behind this question.
Open the Palworld Mod Directory: 1.0 Compatibility, Manager and Server Tools and complete the actual task behind this question.
Data status
| Project | Status |
|---|---|
| answer type | Search undertaking and task offloading, not an isolated strategy page. |
| version status | Please refer to the corner mark of the corresponding function page. |
| data boundaries | Contents that have not been published, tested or stored in the database will not be written in advance and a final conclusion will not be drawn. |
Page boundaries
This answer only accepts search intent; content that can be calculated, tracked, and requires version verification must be returned to the corresponding function page. 1.0 Unpublished or untested data will not be finalized in advance in the FAQ.