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All others will be removed.POST FORMATTINGPlease use tags in your post titles for what game, and what you want to discuss! Each post MUST have a tag for which game you are posting about.FO4 - For Fallout 4FNV - For New VegasFO3 - For Fallout 3FO2 - For Fallout 2FO1 - For Fallout 1FOT - For Fallout TacticsF76 - For Fallout 76EXAMPLE: FNV New Vegas Fiend CompanionSpoilersPlease use spoiler tags for MAJOR game events. Minor spoilers should be expected here.Type Without quotes:'Mr House is actually an Alien who started the great war' (/spoiler)To get this:Useful linksExplore the Fallout Network- Reddits Fallout Home- Discussion Fallout 3- Discussion for New Vegas- Discussion for Fallout 4- For the early Fallout games- In depth discussion for everything lore relatedVisit our sister subreddit at! I like the sound of this.
The description isn't entirely clear to me, does it make Settlers go ahead and choose their own jobs and so on? Also, it would be cool if you could get a settlement blueprint, set it and have your settlers build the settlement from the blueprint over time. Like, you go out adventuring and come back to see that in the time you were gone your settlers had built up the dorm house and the kitchen.That way you could design the settlement in another game with tgm, and it can be built realistically in your own game provided you have the materials. You could speed up construction if you have scavenging stations and work stations from NorthlandDiggers getting materials over time. Until you have the plots to make a glue farm:p Yes it does make life in Horizon easier. But holy hell does it make settlement building feel. Settler A builds their house as they like it (holotape options can make it feel as if they spend a couple days, in game, doing this), and then goes on to expand their own crop field, scrap pile, as needed.
This is only going to grow, and it is a great thing. Imagine defense plots, cooking/hosting a bar/commune/whatever plots, etc. This mod is, an amazing start.This is mostly to the people who ask if modding was dead a while back.
Yes it can be, until Beth stops making updates, and then the world of FO4 is EVERYONES oyster, as it were. I just wanted to stop by and say this is an amazing mod with an extremely solid release (and the few major bugs the author has been very proactive in addressing). It actually makes you invested in your settlements in the sense you get to watch them change. I have always felt that whenever I set out to design a settlement, I would make a plan, spend HOURS getting it to look just right, and then unless the place was attacked or ran out of beds, I never went back.Now, I want to go back to see how the settlement has changed, what crops they are growing, and how their houses look.Overall, a brilliant mod.
I've been having a go at a mod called, created by kinggath, (which ). It's a mod that gives you a completely new way to create and manage settlements, and: 1) it does a much better and more interesting job with settlements than the base game does, and 2) it still lets you build them the old-fashioned way, if you like. It's one of the most creative and well-thought out mods I've seen yet. I think Bethesda should hire kinggaff or buy the mod or something to make it part of Fallout 4 officially, because it's great and everyone should use it.The idea behind Sim Settlements, if the title wasn't enough of a clue, is that rather than building every last house and placing last piece of furniture yourself, you can zone your settlement for development instead (like a city-building sim).
You place plots for residential, commercial, agricultural, and industrial areas, and then watch (or leave and come back) as your settlers build their own houses, plant their own crops, and erect and work at their own stores. There's still things for you to do: place generators, water pumps, defenses, and so on, but your settlers won't just stand around waiting for you to micromanage them: they'll pitch in and build things too.It's a great idea for a mod, and this is important so I'm going to mention it again: even with the mod installed, you can still build your own custom structures and stores and everything else as you normally do. NPCs will only build on the zoned plots you place, so it doesn't have to be an entirely hands-off experience. You can zone some settlements, custom build others, or do a bit of both on the same settlement. The mod doesn't replace the original settlement system in any way whatsoever, it just gives you an entirely new option for how to plan and create your communities.The buildings your settlers construct aren't cookie-cutter affairs: they're all a bit different, right down to the clutter that eventually appears inside them. This means just about every house and store your NPCs build will look unique.
I was oddly pleased to see my companion Curie build herself a home out of a trailer rather than a wood or tin shack like everyone else had done:The trailer was pretty barebones inside, with just a small table, a chair (actually a toilet covered with a plank of wood), and mattress on the floor. But with Sim Settlements, NPCs gradually improve their homes. Curie later upgraded her trailer by hangings lights, moving furniture around, putting up shelves, and decorating a bit, including giving herself a place to relax outside (she even brought the toilet-chair outside and used it as a place to store a beverage). Looking for more ways to customize, tweak, improve, and enhance your game? Check out our list of.I think that's my favorite thing about the mod—seeing what the settlers build for themselves, and how it changes over time. Sort of like, y'know, a real settlement would. This is why the mod should become an official part of the game: it makes your settlements feel alive, far more than the original game does.
Your settlers feel more like real people and less like nameless, corn-shucking automations.Plots for homes, stores, and industrial buildings come with an electrical pole attached, so you just hook up one power line to each, connected to a generator, and you're set as far as electricity goes. Settlers will start with a rudimentary shack, dark and dingy, but eventually (if your settlement is safe and has enough power, water, food, and defenses) add their own lights to the interior. No more farting around with interior powerlines! They'll do it for you.Once you set up a settlement with zones, you're free to wander off. I was away attending to other business (killing things), and I'd get a notification that someone had improved their house, store, or farm, and I'd rush back to see what they'd done.
Below is one settler's home that had essentially just been a mattress on a floor and a few random items on a table. When I returned, it was looking a lot cozier (despite the mattress still being on the floor) and even had some working lamps. Same goes for shops.
Stores won't be built right away: they're dependent on population count or number of homes in your settlement. Once my population began to grow, I was very pleased to see Nick Valentine (I pretty much dragged all my followers with me to live in this one town) open a bar on one of the commercial plots. Soon, he'd added a chemistry table inside and would chill out in there most of the day. Another NPC opened a tailor's shop, and even hung a painting inside. My industrial zone, staffed by a nameless settler, eventually turned from simple mound of junk she would gather scrap from into a proper garage, complete with a busted-up car inside. Even farming plots get upgraded, as those working on them will add scarecrows (mannequins).All these little details are wonderful, and the items placed on shelves and left on tables and counters in the buildings' interiors make the homes and shops feel lived in, and real.
Far more real than if you personally dictate what each settler has on their nightstand or dinner table. It's nice to return to a settlement not just because I want to craft something or defend it from raiders, but because I'm genuinely curious what my settlers have been up to while I've been away.There's a lot of customization options, too. By default, your settlers pay you in exchange for living in your town, though you can raise, lower, or turn off the taxes completely. If you're looking to be a bit more hands-on, you can manually assign settlers to zones rather than letting them become auto-assigned. These, and many more options, are available to tweak through the holotape you use to get started with the mod: on where to find the tape.Even more good news: it's super easy to install since there's just a few files that need to be plopped into your Fallout 4 data folder.
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You need get stuff from Museum of concord- Asam sensors- HolotapeHolotape reading teach how make more ASAM sensors in chem bench utility sectionRed is residental plot - under special section in build menuGreen is farm plot same placeYellow is instrusdial plot same placeBlue is CommercialEvery settlers need residental plot, food and waterWater is in normal section in build menuFood you get in farm plot, farm plot will upgrade and produce more food over time 2 - 12 food. Better farm plots need water too.So build- some defences- Water- generators- Farm plots- Residental plotAuto assing will put settler build those residental plots and starting farm over time.You need connect Residental to generators.Peoples need jobs too. So if you have 6 residental, you need at least 4 farm and one of commercial and indstrustialIndrustial and commercial need power too.You need visit settlemets to get upgradesw to buildings. Originally posted by:You need get stuff from Museum of concord- Asam sensors- HolotapeHolotape reading teach how make more ASAM sensors in chem bench utility sectionRed is residental plot - under special section in build menuGreen is farm plot same placeYellow is instrusdial plot same placeBlue is CommercialEvery settlers need residental plot, food and waterWater is in normal section in build menuFood you get in farm plot, farm plot will upgrade and produce more food over time 2 - 12 food. Better farm plots need water too.So build- some defences- Water- generators- Farm plots- Residental plotAuto assing will put settler build those residental plots and starting farm over time.You need connect Residental to generators.Peoples need jobs too. So if you have 6 residental, you need at least 4 farm and one of commercial and indstrustialIndrustial and commercial need power too.You need visit settlemets to get upgradesw to buildings.
He gave you everything you need to get started thanks btwAlso if that wasn't enough info on the location check the room next to the room you find the minutemen in. Just going to necro this if its old enough to qualify (dont care)Im sure someone has experience in this even small amounts would be nice.My issue that im having is getting it started.I found the holotapeI found about 157 sensors.Which is nice because im unable to reproduce the sensors. I found some info i needed from the video above. Go to chem bench after selecting the holotap and looking at it, go to the utility in chem bench. SHould be a sensor to built in that. At least from what i heard.sadly no nensor other then the sensor switch that you use to find the unimployedAm i supposed to wait till i get more perks/levels or is it bugged or did i do something wrong cause im just doing what im told with no results.
Sadly no vidio giving a veiw of how to craft a snesor has been made.Or should i just wait till another 100 of them spawn in the Musium?
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Each post MUST have a tag for which game you are posting about.FO4 - For Fallout 4FNV - For New VegasFO3 - For Fallout 3FO2 - For Fallout 2FO1 - For Fallout 1FOT - For Fallout TacticsF76 - For Fallout 76EXAMPLE: FNV New Vegas Fiend CompanionSpoilersPlease use spoiler tags for MAJOR game events. Minor spoilers should be expected here.Type Without quotes:'Mr House is actually an Alien who started the great war' (/spoiler)To get this:Useful linksExplore the Fallout Network- Reddits Fallout Home- Discussion Fallout 3- Discussion for New Vegas- Discussion for Fallout 4- For the early Fallout games- In depth discussion for everything lore relatedVisit our sister subreddit at! Currently, the only industrial growable is kinggath's scrap factory. I don't know if is correct; or if it functions like the vanilla scrap station (which don't stack, and only generate scrap up to a fixed (low) limit, AFAIK).
In the future, kinggath has said he'll add additional growables. Things like e.g. A defense plot; or a scavenging beacons plot. I don't know what will be industrial.Other modders are using kinggath's building toolkit to make more growables. I believe there's one out already that adds water- and power- generating growables.