In Palworld, Sphere Modules act as persistent equipment upgrades that modify the trajectory and effectiveness of your Pal Spheres. Unlike standard spheres, these items are slotted into your character’s gear, providing bonuses to capture power and handling that apply to every throw until you manually change them.

How to Equip a Sphere Module

You can manage your modules through the character screen. The dedicated slot for your module is located directly beneath the Glider equipment slot.

  1. Open your inventory menu (Tab on PC or the menu button on controllers).
  2. Locate the Sphere Module you wish to use.
  3. Select the module and slot it into the equipment field using the right-click command on your mouse, or by pressing Y or Triangle on a controller.

If you have just crafted a new module and the slot is empty, the game will automatically equip it for you.

All Sphere Modules: Requirements and Effects

To use these modules, you must first unlock the crafting recipes in the Technology tree. Once unlocked, you can craft them at a Sphere Workbench or Sphere Assembly Line using a Pal with the Handiwork specialty.

ModuleTech LevelEffectCrafting Materials
Heavy Weight11Increases capture power; reduces range.10 Paldium Fragment, 10 Ingot, 20 Stone
Curve23Adds curved trajectory; increases capture power.30 Paldium Fragment, 30 Ingot, 50 Stone, 5 Ancient Civilization Parts
Sniper31Increases range; enhances capture power.50 Paldium Fragment, 50 Ingot, 30 Cement, 10 Ancient Civilization Parts
Slider39Adds sharp slider spin; increases capture power.100 Paldium Fragment, 50 Refined Ingot, 50 Carbon Fiber, 15 Ancient Civilization Parts
Sniper II47Significantly increases range; enhances capture power.200 Paldium Fragment, 50 Pal Metal Ingot, 30 Carbon Fiber, 30 Ancient Civilization Parts, 5 Ancient Civilization Core
Homing57Spheres home in on targets; increases capture power.50 Soralite Ingot, 3 AI Core, 40 Ancient Civilization Parts, 50 Dark Fragment, 5 Ancient Civilization Core

Note that while all modules provide a boost to capture power, their primary value lies in how they alter the physical behavior of your throw. Choose your module based on whether you prefer long-range precision, like the Sniper variations, or utility-focused effects like the Homing Module.