PalCommand for Windows

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Beta · 0.1.0-beta.21

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2026-09-12 · 5.9 MB · 64-bit

Platform
Windows 10/11
Runs
On your server PC
Availability
Beta 0.1.0-beta.21

After download

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Release integrity

Verify the file you install.

Every public build ships with its SHA-256 checksum beside the download.

File
PalCommand_0.1.0-beta.21_x64-setup.exe
SHA-256
aa8e353e9f1e081fbbfdd225a53d29a595f358b4ab74527bd079356e1ade4311

Verify on Windows: certutil -hashfile PalCommand_0.1.0-beta.21_x64-setup.exe SHA256

Before you install

Made for the Windows PC that hosts your world.

PalCommand is a local desktop app. It manages dedicated-server installs on this machine; it does not rent hardware or move your saves into a cloud service.

Operating system
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
Disk per server
At least 15 GB free when creating a server; ongoing use varies with saves and backups
Memory
Requirements vary with players, world activity, mods, and the number of servers
Network
UDP game and query ports; PalCommand manages Windows Firewall rules
WebView2
The installer uses the Microsoft Edge WebView2 runtime provided for Windows apps

First run

From app install to a joinable world.

  1. 01
    Open PalCommand

    SteamCMD is downloaded on first use; it is not bundled in the installer.

  2. 02
    Create, import, or migrate

    Choose a clean server, an existing dedicated install, or a co-op world.

  3. 03
    Review and start

    Confirm ports and settings, then watch the server move into a clear running state.

Review setup and import options →

Application updates

Installing remains your call.

PalCommand checks roughly once a day unless you turn the check off. Before an app update installs, running servers are announced to, saved, and stopped carefully. Stable is the default channel; beta is opt-in.

Uninstalling

What removing PalCommand deletes.

PalCommand never deletes anything outside its own data folder, so server installs, saves, and backups kept in a location you chose are always safe. The uninstaller has an optional checkbox to also remove PalCommand's data folder, which is where server installs, saves, and backups live by default if you never moved them. Leave that box unchecked to keep everything at the default location.