I made PalWaypoint. An interactive map and 3d browser based base builder
I kept trying to find a good map for Palworld, they all had a lot of ads all over the place and didn’t show what I was looking for. So I just made one myself instead
I’ve been working on PalWaypoint for the past week or so, a free site that brings exploring, collecting, and planning into one place.
https://palwaypoint.github.io/
Here’s what’s available so far:
* Interactive maps for the Palpagos Islands and World Tree. Find chests, bosses, dungeons, effigies, resources, fishing spots, and more.
* Pal spawn heatmaps and pins with day/night filters. Check encounter groups, level ranges, and estimated spawn chances. Field spawns and boss/dungeon locations are shown separately.
* Collection and Paldeck tracking. Mark locations as collected and track which Pals you’ve caught or completed the capture bonus for.
* A 3D base blueprint builder using actual game models and thumbnails. Place building pieces, crafting stations, storage, and decorations. Switch views, rotate around your build, snap supported pieces together, and get a materials list for the design.
* Team and loadout planners. Compare Pal stats and passives, plan your team, and explore different equipment setups.
* Guides and searchable game data. Browse breeding, crafting, technology, ranch production, merchant inventories, and chest loot tables, with map links where available.
* Optional PC save import. Import supported character progress. Local world players with the matching world files can also import additional data, including inventory and owned Pal stats. A server character file alone has more limited information.
There are no ads, required accounts, or paid feature limits. Progress and blueprints save in your browser, and you can back them up to move between devices. Save file processing also happens on your device.
The base builder is still evolving. It’s a planning tool, so it doesn’t simulate every ingame placement restriction or Pal pathfinding rule.
I’ve been improving the mobile layout and touch controls too. If you try it, I’d love feedback: anything missing, something that looks wrong, or a feature that would make it more useful for your world.