The Chillet Dismount Wall-Clip in Palworld 1.0: How a Tier-1 Pal Trivializes Endgame Boss Fights and Unlocks Hidden Underground Bases
š„ THIS DISMOUNT GLITCH WITH CHILLET LET YOU CHEESE ANY BOSS IN PALWORLD 1.0! š„
Why fight Level 70 endgame titans like Jetragon or Anubis head-on when you can force 80% of their attack patterns to completely miss? By jamming Chillet’s head geometry into mountain seams and dismounting, players are phasing straight inside cave wallsāturning brutal boss arenas into safe-sniping zones and un-raidable hidden bases!
Want to know the exact Chillet positioning trick and volcano clip locations to trivialize high-level captures? Find out now š
As Palworld 1.0 expands with higher level caps, new map regions, and increasingly aggressive boss AI, players continue to search for mechanical shortcuts to ease the late-game grind. While high-tier combat builds require precise passive breeding and expensive ammo, the glitching community has uncovered a surprisingly simple alternative using one of the game’s earliest, most iconic Pals: Chillet.
Prominent Palworld researcher White Mamba Palworld recently showcased a newly discovered Chillet Dismount Wall-Clip, demonstrating how riding Chillet into mountain geometry allows players to phase directly inside rock textures across open-world arenas and dungeon zones.
From neutralizing 80% of Jetragon’s lethal missile attacks to establishing completely un-raidable secret bases inside active volcano chambers, here is a detailed technical analysis of how the Chillet Dismount Cheese operates and its impact on Palworld 1.0 gameplay.
Technical Mechanics: The Dismount Hitbox Shift
Map clipping in survival crafting games usually requires complex sequence breaks, high-speed movement exploits, or specific base building tricks. However, the Chillet exploit relies on a basic geometry conflict during character dismounting animations.
[00:01:23] - Execution & Dismount Positioning
1. Why Chillet’s Geometry Clips So Easily
Chillet possesses a long, low-slung body model paired with a unique rider dismount animation. When mounted, the player’s character model is positioned forward near Chillet’s neck and head.
Approach the Seam: Mount a Chillet and ride directly into a vertical rock face, cliffside seam, or mountain wall.
Push the Head Texture: Ensure Chillet’s head mesh physically penetrates or presses flat against the wall collision layer.
Dismount: Press the dismount key. The game engine attempts to place the player character slightly forward and to the side of the mountāforcing the player’s character model directly past the surface collision boundary and into the hollow geometry behind the wall.
[00:01:43] - New Map Region Terrain Collision Differences
2. Terrain Differences: 1.0 Biomes vs. Base Map
White Mamba noted that the newer 1.0 map additionsāsuch as the cloud-covered aerial biomes and purple-pink floral zonesāfeature terrain geometry that is significantly easier to clip through compared to early-game continents, suggesting looser collision meshes in newly developed regions.
Boss Cheesing: Neutralizing Jetragon and Anubis
The primary practical application of the Chillet Dismount Cheese is safely capturing high-level open-world bosses without taking lethal damage.
[00:00:40] - Cheesing Jetragon at Coordinates (540, -350)
1. The Jetragon Triangle Rock Safe Zone
Normally, battling Jetragon at coordinates (540, -350) requires high-tier fire armor, constant dodge-rolling, and high-damage Ice Pals to survive its rapid-fire aerial missiles and dragon beams.
Executing the Safe-Zone Clip: Approach the large triangle rock formation near Jetragonās spawn point. Drive Chilletās head directly into the rock seam and dismount to phase inside the rock interior.
Attack Neutralization: From inside the hollow rock mesh, the player can freely shoot or throw Pal Spheres at Jetragon. Because Jetragonās line-of-sight tracking and area-of-effect (AoE) attack hitboxes collide with the outer rock surface, roughly 80% of the boss’s incoming attacks fail to deal any damage to the player.
[00:04:13] - Applying the Method to Anubis
2. Application Across Open-World Bosses
This safe-sniping method applies equally well to other high-tier field bosses like Anubis. By phasing inside adjacent cliff walls before pulling boss aggro, solo players on under-geared accounts can safely erode boss health bars down to the 10% capture threshold without spending expensive medical supplies or gear durability.
Underground Base Exploration: The Volcano Region
Beyond cheesing boss encounters, the Chillet wall-clip grants access to massive subterranean voids that are ideal for building glitched, hidden bases.
[00:04:59] - Volcano Region Subterranean Spaces
1. Exploring Lava Pits and Subterranean Voids
The Volcano Region contains some of the largest hollow underground spaces on Palpagos Island, particularly beneath active lava waterfalls and volcanic pits (e.g., around coordinates 720, 450).
Phasing Under Lava Fields: By dismounting Chillet near the edges of volcanic rock walls, players can drop beneath the surface magma floor into expansive, stable stone caverns.
[00:04:53] - Multiplayer Server Advantage
2. Tactical Advantage in Multiplayer PvP
In competitive multiplayer and PvP servers, bases constructed inside these glitched volcanic cavities offer complete invisibility:
Hidden Pal Boxes: Enemy players on the surface cannot detect or target Pal Boxes built inside solid rock faces without knowing the exact clip entry point.
Raid Immunity: Automated base raids and wild mob attacks cannot navigate into out-of-bounds geometry, ensuring base workers and resource stations operate with zero threat of destruction.
How to Exit and Community Reaction
For players concerned about getting permanently trapped inside wall geometry, exiting a clip is straightforward.
[00:02:47] - Exiting Out-of-Bounds Geometry
Exiting Wall Geometry
Mounting any Flying Pal or standard mounted Pal equipped with a saddle inside the wall cavity and driving back toward the outer surface seam immediately phases the player character back into the open world.
Community Reaction
The discovery of the “Chillet Wall Cheese” has sparked widespread discussion across Reddit (r/Palworld) and community Discord servers. Casual players have praised the trick as a stress-free method for under-leveled accounts to secure endgame mounts like Jetragon. Conversely, server administrators have warned that abusing dismount clips to build hidden bases may violate server rules in organized PvP environments.
Given Pocketpair’s ongoing efforts to polish map collision in Palworld 1.0, community analysts expect future hotfixes to refine dismount placement logic. However, as long as Chillet’s dismount animation offsets character hitboxes forward, the “Chillet Wall Skip” remains one of the easiest, most accessible utility glitches available in Palworld 1.0.
