Unpatched Palworld 1.0 Glitches: Under-Map Base Building and The Chillet Wall-Clip Terraria Dungeon Skip
🔥 DEV TEAM ACCIDENTALLY LEFT A MASSIVE WALL-CLIP EXPLOIT IN PALWORLD 1.0! 🔥
Just hours after the newest hotfix, players discovered a broken wall-clip method using Chillet that completely bypasses the entire Terraria dungeon! While the devs rushed to patch previous out-of-bounds glitches, a new under-map base spot at coordinates -1, -1400 lets you build permanent underground fortresses under the entire Fabric continent.
How are top players spawning infinite Gold Dumuds and farming end-game chests in under 2 seconds? Find out now 👇
The ongoing cat-and-mouse game between Pocketpair developers and the Palworld glitching community reached a dramatic new high following the latest 1.0 software update. Despite recent hotfixes intended to seal map geometry exploits and curb runaway economy inflation, newly uncovered glitches have surfaced that allow players to build un-raidable underground bases and farm end-game dungeon loot in a matter of seconds.
Prominent content creator White Mamba Palworld revealed two unpatched exploits operating on the latest build of the game: an out-of-bounds terrain clip beneath a secondary Anubis statue on the Fabric continent, and a Chillet-assisted wall phase inside the high-level Terraria dungeon.
As community Discords and PvP servers erupt with debate over the fairness of underground base building and infinite Gold Dumud farming, here is a detailed technical analysis of how these glitches function, their impact on the game’s economy, and the developer response.
Glitch 1: The Lois Plains Anubis Statue Under-Map Base Exploit
Map clipping has always been a point of friction in survival-crafting games, but the latest discovery in Palworld 1.0 allows players to drop beneath the entire world mesh with zero fall damage or building restrictions.
[00:01:11] - Lois Plains Anubis Statue Location & Coordinates
1. Location and Setup
Unlike the primary Anubis boss location familiar to most players, this exploit centers around a lesser-known second Anubis statue situated near the Lois Plains Watchtower.
Exact Map Coordinates: -1, -1400
Trigger Mechanism: Players ride a mount up to the statue’s left arm (positioned on the right side from the player’s front-facing perspective).
[00:01:54] - Dropping Through the Terrain Collision Mesh
2. Execution and Underground Base Construction
By riding a mount directly into the inner elbow joint of the statue’s arm and dismounting, the player’s character clips straight through the surface collision geometry and falls into the cavernous void underneath the Fabric continent.
Underground Terrain: The subterranean area features massive subterranean rock ledges, open stone plateaus, and stable surfaces capable of supporting player structures.
Pal Box Placement: Players can drop a Pal Box on these subterranean rock platforms to establish fully functional bases, breeding ranches, and resource farms completely hidden from the surface world.
[00:03:07] - Permanence of Under-Map Player Bases
Community & PvP Implications
In multiplayer PvP servers, underground bases represent an almost un-raidable tactical advantage. Enemy players on the surface cannot detect or damage Pal Boxes built beneath the map floor without utilizing the exact same clipping method.
Furthermore, historical data from early beta patches suggests that when developers patch geometry clips, pre-existing Pal Boxes placed out-of-bounds often remain intact rather than being force-deleted—giving early exploiters a permanent hidden stronghold.
Glitch 2: The Chillet Wall Phase & Terraria Dungeon Skip
While under-map base building appeals to builders and PvP factions, the second exploit discovered by White Mamba completely trivializes end-game gear progression inside the Terraria Dungeon.
[00:06:02] - Chillet Wall-Clip Method Setup
1. Why Chillet is the Ultimate Glitch Pal
In Palworld 1.0, Chillet has developed a reputation among theorycrafters as having the most forgiving collision mesh in the game. Its long body physics and unique dismount positioning allow it to push player hitboxes through thin walls when angled correctly against static environment props.
[00:06:17] - Wall Clipping Phase Execution
2. Step-by-Step Execution
Enter the main portal room of the Terraria Dungeon.
Mount a Chillet and approach the second torch along the left wall near the entrance.
Sprint directly into the wall seam adjacent to the torch bracket.
Dismount while pushing forward. The player character instantly phases into the hollow interior of the dungeon wall geometry.
[00:06:39] - Aerial Dungeon Traversal & Loot Room Access
3. Bypassing Dungeon Puzzles and Instant Chest Access
Once inside the wall cavity, players can mount a flying Pal and fly straight up into the open space above the dungeon ceiling:
Instant Boss Chamber Access: Players can fly over all mob rooms, maze corridors, and puzzle locks directly to the final boss arena platform.
Ceiling Jump Technique: By flying to the platform directly underneath the reward room, performing a timed late-jump allows the player to phase up through the floorboards—instantly accessing the two Legendary reward chests, earning massive player XP, and securing high-tier gun blueprints in under 30 seconds per run.
The Gold Dumud Respawn Exploit: Printing Infinite Gold
Beyond fast-tracking Legendary blueprints, the Terraria dungeon wall-clip provides an effortless method for farming Gold Dumuds—one of the most valuable economy Pals in the 1.0 update.
[00:07:15] - Out-of-Bounds Respawn Rerolling
1. Force-Refreshing Mob Domes
Gold Dumuds have become heavily sought after because breeding them yields offspring that sell to the Black Marketeer for up to 50,000 Gold each. Due to their economic impact, developers recently reduced their natural spawn rates.
However, by flying above the dungeon ceiling out-of-bounds, players can peer into each subterranean dungeon dome from above:
If Gold Dumuds are not visible inside the dome, the player simply flies away until the dome unrenders (takes roughly 5 seconds).
Flying back immediately forces the game engine to re-roll and respawn all entities inside the chamber.
Players can repeat this 5-second loop until Gold Dumuds appear, catch them without fighting through trash mobs, and return to base to set up infinite high-value breeding loops.
Developer Outlook and Community Reaction
The public disclosure of these two exploits has ignited fierce debate across Reddit (r/Palworld), X, and community Discord servers.
Many legitimate players have called on developer Pocketpair to issue emergency hotfixes, arguing that wall-clipping ruins the integrity of dungeon progression and PvP server health. “When players can fly through dungeon walls and pull 50,000 gold Pals in 10 seconds, it completely breaks the player economy,” argued one top comment on YouTube.
On the other hand, casual players and solo enthusiasts have rushed to utilize the Chillet wall-clip before it inevitably gets patched, citing the heavy RNG grind for Legendary gun blueprints as justification for skipping dungeon mazes.
Given Pocketpair’s track record of rapidly patching out-of-bounds movement techniques, community analysts predict that both the Anubis statue collision mesh and the Chillet torch phase will be fixed in an upcoming hotfix. However, until that patch lands, the “Chillet Wall Skip” and “Subterranean Anubis Base” remain the undisputed kings of Palworld 1.0 exploits.
