Palworld Remote Fast Travel Mod v1.0.0

                    
Palworld locks fast travel to specific towers, forcing long walks back just to teleport somewhere else. Remote Fast Travel removes that restriction, letting you open the world map and travel from anywhere to any destination you’ve already unlocked. It runs as a lightweight UE4SS Lua script, so it never touches your save file, Pak files, or Blueprints. As a result, moving around the map becomes instant no matter where you’re currently standing.
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Fast Travel From Anywhere: Opens the world map and lets you travel from your current position instead of requiring a fast travel tower.
Unlocked Destinations Only: Keeps every destination gated behind the game’s own unlock progress, so nothing feels skipped or unearned.
Save-Safe Design: Leaves your death-respawn map and save data completely untouched, since the mod only affects travel logic.

Pourquoi vous avez besoin de ce module
Backtracking to a tower just to fast travel elsewhere wastes real playtime. Additionally, it breaks the flow of exploring, farming, or heading back to base. This mod closes that gap directly. Therefore, you can jump to any unlocked destination the moment you decide to, without detouring first.
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Download the mod and extract the archive to your PC.
Installer UE4SS Experimental (Palworld) and confirm it loads correctly before adding this mod.
Place the RemoteFastTravel folder into your active UE4SS Mods directory.
Enable Remote Fast Travel under Options then Mod Management in-game.
Exit Palworld completely and relaunch it for the mod to take effect.
To uninstall, disable the mod in Mod Management or remove the RemoteFastTravel folder from your UE4SS Mods directory. No save data is affected either way.

Good to Know
This mod is client-side and was tested on Palworld 1.0 through the Windows Steam client. However, it may conflict with other mods that alter world-map fast-travel permissions. Also, running multiple UE4SS distributions at the same time causes crashes, so stick to a single install.