It's 2024 and I've learned more from this one build vid than I have from any of the How To Build channels I've watched over the years. This should be mandatory viewing.
Hey, Don't feel bad. FO4 is the first installment of the series IV played. I have played backwards if that makes sense. FallOut 3 & New Vegas are true gems & they are going to be ageless classics. Cut yourself some slack. Better late to the party than to not show up at all I say,
I'm glad I typed in 2022 this time I searched for a build. I wish I'd tried Warehouse before Concrete now! This is great! Personally I like the Garage style door for my builds because the Caravans have trouble getting through the doors. If you line the electrics up right you can shut all the doors during a raid. My anxiety loves that... This video got me subbed to your channel.
I have almost 4000 hours on this game, i've built up every settlement there is several times. yet in the first 10 minutes of this video i have learned several things i never knew you could do
Admittedly a lot of the things shown in the vid are only possible to the Place Everywhere mod (I lack the patience for vanilla building glitches!), but great to hear you found the vid useful 🙏😁
I don't know if they knew, but there is a way to build anywhere with the **placeatme 000c1aeb** command, it is the workshop command, and it is very useful for constructions outside the boundaries of settlements, and also if you use the TCL command to Disable collisions , you can join several structures.
I was not aware of that command, just goes to show that even with a game this old you can still learn new things 👍😊. I do use the Place Everywhere mod so I am not really limited in what or where I can build in the normal settlements, but using the command method would allow me to build far outside normal settlements if it ever wanted too so good to know!
Thanks for this video. It is very clear to see the advantages of 'Place Anywhere', which requires the FO4 SE. I once had the script extender installed but it got broken when Bethesda updated FO4 a couple of years ago. I didn't know how to fix it. Still don't. So I have gone without 'Place Anywhere' for all this time. Watching this video reminds me of what I lost. I will go see if I can learn how to reinstall the SE again. Thanks for the motivation.
I had always wanted to like the settlement building system but found its limitations and restrictions too frustrating, and never had the patience to mess around with the various building glitches. Using Place Everywhere really allowed me to start enjoying building and is pretty much an essential mod for me now. Typically when Bethesda updated the game you would just need to wait for F4SE to be updated to work with the new game version (same applies for most other Bethesda games and their script extenders). There are utilities you can use to backup the games EXE so you could roll back and still use your old mods while waiting for F4SE to update. The games not seen an update for quite a while so if you just download and install the latest versions of F4SE and Place Everywhere they should just work 😁.
@@FiddleflapsVids I agree completely. My problem is that I am supremely illiterate when it comes to knowing how to update to the new SE. With your encouragement, I will try to learn how. Also, I like your style. You did not "over-build" the settlement. It looks like something they could have logically done given the technological and material limitations in that situation. Well done.
If you manually installed F4SE you just need to extract the new files somewhere, and then copy them into your Fallout 4 game folder and let them overwrite any existing ones. Although a slightly cleaner method is use Vortex to install and manage it for you 😉.
An interesting design. You've given me some ideas on combining parts in ways I hadn't thought of before (wire fence to cover holes in walls for example). I don't know if you know this or not, but with Place Everywhere you can press F7 to "lock" a selected part, then you can move it sideways without having to walk sideways before it slips out from under your pointer.
Oh man, I didn't know that either! That's been the one thing that has been bugging me whenever I am moving objects! Now if only there was a way to group a few objects together for moving together I'd have the perfect mod. I couldn't do without Place Everywhere though, I think it's the best mod I have installed and essential for building.
@@BoingBB you can select a group of objects, if they are snapped together. When selecting, press and hold the key and you'll see all connected pieces highlight.
@@Rigel_Chiokis Thanks for your answer. I try that but it just selects everything I have built. If I'm inside a building it selects that as well. Yesterday I wanted to move a small cabinet with some items on top of it but it would only move the cabinet. All the items fell on the floor and I had to pick them up one by one and place them again. Other times I move things and any object on them moves with them. I have no idea why that happens.
Really like your build style....looks awesome ! I usually don' t watch PC builds cuz too many assets that are not in the game and it breaks immersion...but this is looking top notch !...I have just subscribed to your channel and can't wait to check out all your vids !
Thanks! I was always bothered by stuff floating and there being gaps between the objects I built, so discovering the Place Everywhere mod was a game changer for me… never had the patience for messing around with the various building glitches 🤣.
You have just shown me so many new ways and tricks to build a settlement. The only thing that irks me is that how do you get so much wood? I salvage and buy them and its never enough.
Awesome to hear you found the video useful - thanks! I have been playing this save file for a long time now (easily over 700 hours) and just use it for building settlements now, as such I use console commands to spawn in the materials and junk decoration.
Thanks! Ever since I learned that most settlements had attack spawn points inside them I installed the _No Settlement Attacks_ mod and never looked back 😉🤣
Hey, I know you have the mods you used in the description but can you list off the full names of the mods you used? Or just make a video on your mod order? Loving these builds man and I just started my 4th play though of fallout so these are helping a lot!
Great to hear you are enjoying the vids and that they can be of some use! The Mod List in the description has direct links to every mod I use, so don’t understand why you would need them listed elsewhere?
Thanks! I normally plan out my settlements and build a rough version first before recording the build videos. What I don't show is myself staring blankly at a patch of ground wondering what I am going to do with it, or the multiple attempts it normally takes to get something I am happy with 😜
What mod do you use that lets you build those fences seemingly into the walls without any problems? I'm on xbox one so I haven't really heard of any mods that allow you to do that. EDIT: Nevermind, it's Place Anywhere. We have a similar mod on Xbox but it's unfortunately much more limited. Also, excellent build, I would never be able to be as precise and creative as you.
Glad you liked it, thanks! The mod I use is called Place Everywhere, although they have similar names Place Anywhere is what’s available on Xbox (it's not on PC as far as I am aware) and is a different mod 😉
I build using the Place Everywhere mod which allows me to disable the workshop timeout, and place objects outside the normal build border. I stopped ‘playing’ this save a long time ago and just use it for building, as such I use console commands to add the resources I need 😉
Never played F76 but from what little I have seen it did have a nice selection of buildable objects, so can imagine it being a shock to come back to F4’s rather limited selection 🤣.
I'm at level 110 right now and never get sick of this game. Sometimes I may not be quite in the mood for normal play so I often times will boot up the game and just build and or rebuild my settlements. I think I have close to 20 settlements at this point. There is nothing else in the world like Fallout 4. Imagine if it were a next-gen game without all the 'wooden' / dopey gameplay elements. Even WITH all the dopey outdated mechanics its still a far better game to play than most games out there.
@@FiddleflapsVids I don't see how anyone could not enjoy building settlements. But then again, I only play on survival mode so right from the start settlements were incredibly crucial. I cannot even count how many times I had to limp back to a settlement with no bullets, no health, starving, and over-burdened. Seeing the lights of a settlement in the middle of dark night in a downpore is a great feeling. But you really DO have to add mods so that you can unlock more ability to build bigger settlements otherwise you'll run out of build allowance. I never tire of this game. This game and Days Gone in Survival+ mode are my two favorite games for some time now. Most games that come out now are of no interest to me. Looking forward to Star Citizen. Another year to wait unfortunately...maybe more.
@@ideiben3190 I have to confess that survival mode has never really interested me. I prefer to set the game on easy and just enjoy exploring and building, but of course there are many different ways to enjoy the game and can understand how survival mode appeals to those wanting a challenge😊 You don’t need to use mods to reduce the build limit, I purposely don’t use one as I prefer to use a limited mod set in the hopes of keeping my game stable 🤞. Simply drop a weapon on the ground, enter build mode and then storing it will reduce the build bar (gamma guns work great for this). As the weapon is stored you can then repeat this process as needed.
@@FiddleflapsVids Survival mode is for me the only way to play. It forces you to think tactically. And you are not able to run around with 500 pounds of gear. You are forced to make hard choices in every facet of the story and game play. In Survival mode you run across a Lot more Legendary enemies, who drop all kinds of rare weapons which you will never see in regular game modes. I don't understand how you mean that I can INCREASE the build limit on settlements without a mod..? I only use 3 mods, and have never had a single issue beyond a restart on rare occasion. Can you explain to me what you mean when You say that I can increase settlement build limits WITHOUT a mod..? I did not know this was possible. In Survival mode you no longer have fast travel, which, again, for me, makes the whole game incredibly immersive. I find myself having to 'plan' what I am going to do when I head out at the break of dawn. Additionally, there are MORE enemy spawns. You do more damage, and likewise the enemies do more damage. Survival mode is only hard for the first 20 or so levels then you get into the swing of it and it all works well. But the start in Survival mode can be pretty tough to endure.
@@ideiben3190 It’s an old glitch that has never been patched, and allows you to reduce or even reset the build limit without using a mod. You can see it in action here: th-cam.com/video/PLg0cFpVUH0/w-d-xo.html
Are you using some sort of settlement size expansion mod? Opened up Oberland and noticed that the building zone was like half the size of yours and it was quite confusing.
Not used any expansion mods and this is as far as I am aware the standard vanilla building size. I do use Place Everywhere to turn off the workshop timeout so I can work outside the borders, not sure if that is what is making my settlement look bigger? I have heard of mods that expand the size of settlements but never to make them smaller! If your build borders do not match mine I suspect it’s either a mod issue, or unfortunately something might have gone wrong with your save?
Thanks! I lowered the walls using the Place Everywhere mod (there is a full mod list linked in the description 😉) - www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/9424
nice build of the Oberland Station 01 on the south side Question: how do you do that thing where you slowly move the objects down without moving the camera? just curious
Great to hear you liked it, thanks! Those objects are moved using the precise movement feature of the Place Everywhere mod and is controlled by using the arrow keys on the NumPad.
Great vid! Btw, does the settlement object capacity isn't modded? I thought that with that lot of objects in the place would cost you a lot of object capacity too
Thank you glad you liked it! I did use the settlement size glitch (storing Gamma Guns dropped on the floor in build mode) to reset the build limit, and needed to do this three times to finish this settlement. The junk items used for decoration do not add to a settlements build limit, but of course do add a load to the games engine with too many items potentially leading to FPS drops.
@@FiddleflapsVids Hey there! Question. Well two actually. Are you able to drop one singular Gamma Gun that is comprised of like 400? So if you drop a "Gamma Gun (400)" on the ground and break it down, will it decrease the build limit the same amount if you were do break down 400 individual guns? Hopefully that makes sense.
@@eflem77 Sadly, that does not work. The amount the size bar is reduced seems to be linked to the number of polys the dropped object has, or at least from my limited understanding is how I think it works. So although you could drop a stack of 400 Gamma Guns the game is still only rendering one. As I only use this save file for building rather than manually dropping each Gamma Gun I spawn them in 5 at a time into the world (I find doing more than this at once can sometimes cause them the glitch or fall through the floor) using the console and greatly speeds up the process: _placethere 000DDB7C 5_
Great to hear you liked it, thanks! Using the various group select building glitches I am sure it would be possible to build something very close to this without using Place Everywhere (or one of its alternatives). You would not be able to build as far outside the build border as I do in the vid, and would imagine some parts might be tricky to replicate. Certainly the main structure could be built so would use that as a guide, and anything that cannot is a good opportunity to customise and make it your own 👍😀
Are you playing on PC and using the Place Everywhere mod? If so pressing F2 will disable surface snapping and allow you to place the shack bridge as I do in the video.
You should still be able to get a similar result without mods using the pillar / group select glitch (sorry if you already knew this!) Both Skooled Zone and Norespawns have videos on this and other vanilla building techniques that will hopefully help out your build 😊
@@meaghantollar As FF mentioned the pillar should be able to get that in there without mods. If the floor is really low to the ground it is tough but that one is pretty high up. Edit: Other than the fact it is outside the build zone border in this build. Mods are needed to permanently place things that far outside the build border.
I don’t play on Console so not that familiar with their building techniques. If you are building without mods you would probably have to use group select with the pillar glitch, or use one of the console variants of Place Everywhere mod that I am using (either Place Anywhere or Xbox or QwaPA on PS).
I guess so… I have always played with the ‘no settlement attacks’ mod and so not that familiar with the vanilla attack spawn points. Bethesda’s strange decision to place them inside settlements led to that mod being the first one I ever installed, along with just never being a fan of the system in the first place.
Absolutely love your builds, especially this one! I was wondering how you turned off surface snap and workshop timeout, when you go out of the settlement boundaries?
Many thanks, glad you are enjoying the builds! I use the Place Everywhere mod to toggle those features (F2 = Surface snap, F5 = Workshop Timeout). You can find a full list of hotkeys and functions at the very bottom of the mods Nexus page: www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/9424/
That’s done using the Place Everywhere mod and its Precise Movement feature. Due to requiring the script extender the mod is unfortunately PC only, but I believe the closest alternative for PS4 would be QwaPA: bethesda.net/en/mods/fallout4/mod-detail/4038979
Not sure I fully understand your comment, but this was done on PC using the Place Everywhere mod. Without it I would expect it would be hard or not possible to follow along with everything that's shown in the video.
It's 2024 and I've learned more from this one build vid than I have from any of the How To Build channels I've watched over the years. This should be mandatory viewing.
Great to hear you found the vid useful, many thanks! 🙏😁
@@FiddleflapsVids Thank you for these videos, they serve a lot as an idea and inspiration :)
@@M4nu3l_FCS Thanks! 😁👍
Good to know that a creator is still playing fo4, I got into the game like a year ago so I feel pretty behind now that 76 has taken over
Hope you have been enjoying the vids, although not as popular as when the game released there are still builders releasing F4 content 😎
Fallout4>Fallout76
Hey, Don't feel bad. FO4 is the first installment of the series IV played. I have played backwards if that makes sense. FallOut 3 & New Vegas are true gems & they are going to be ageless classics. Cut yourself some slack. Better late to the party than to not show up at all I say,
76 sucks.
If it makes you feel any better , I haven't played 76 & don't plan too.
I'm glad I typed in 2022 this time I searched for a build. I wish I'd tried Warehouse before Concrete now! This is great! Personally I like the Garage style door for my builds because the Caravans have trouble getting through the doors. If you line the electrics up right you can shut all the doors during a raid. My anxiety loves that... This video got me subbed to your channel.
Great to hear you liked it and thanks for the sub! 👍😁
Sick build bro, the Commonwealth Rail Company would like to extend its gratitude for the accomodation.
Great to hear you liked it, many thanks! 👍😁
I have almost 4000 hours on this game, i've built up every settlement there is several times. yet in the first 10 minutes of this video i have learned several things i never knew you could do
Admittedly a lot of the things shown in the vid are only possible to the Place Everywhere mod (I lack the patience for vanilla building glitches!), but great to hear you found the vid useful 🙏😁
I was disappointed that I can’t build this without the “Place Anywhere” mod. Thanks for giving me ideas on how to construct the Oberland Station.
Great to hear the build has been able to provide you some ideas, thanks! 👍
No idea why but seeing all these building tricks and techniques is Really giving me the urge to happy stim!
Glad you enjoyed it and hopefully found it useful, thanks! 👍😁
Such a relaxing and creative builds of yours, thank you from RU community :)
Great to hear you enjoyed it, thanks! 🙏😁
I don't know if they knew, but there is a way to build anywhere with the **placeatme 000c1aeb** command, it is the workshop command, and it is very useful for constructions outside the boundaries of settlements, and also if you use the TCL command to Disable collisions , you can join several structures.
I was not aware of that command, just goes to show that even with a game this old you can still learn new things 👍😊.
I do use the Place Everywhere mod so I am not really limited in what or where I can build in the normal settlements, but using the command method would allow me to build far outside normal settlements if it ever wanted too so good to know!
Thanks for this video. It is very clear to see the advantages of 'Place Anywhere', which requires the FO4 SE. I once had the script extender installed but it got broken when Bethesda updated FO4 a couple of years ago. I didn't know how to fix it. Still don't. So I have gone without 'Place Anywhere' for all this time. Watching this video reminds me of what I lost. I will go see if I can learn how to reinstall the SE again. Thanks for the motivation.
I had always wanted to like the settlement building system but found its limitations and restrictions too frustrating, and never had the patience to mess around with the various building glitches. Using Place Everywhere really allowed me to start enjoying building and is pretty much an essential mod for me now.
Typically when Bethesda updated the game you would just need to wait for F4SE to be updated to work with the new game version (same applies for most other Bethesda games and their script extenders). There are utilities you can use to backup the games EXE so you could roll back and still use your old mods while waiting for F4SE to update.
The games not seen an update for quite a while so if you just download and install the latest versions of F4SE and Place Everywhere they should just work 😁.
@@FiddleflapsVids I agree completely. My problem is that I am supremely illiterate when it comes to knowing how to update to the new SE. With your encouragement, I will try to learn how. Also, I like your style. You did not "over-build" the settlement. It looks like something they could have logically done given the technological and material limitations in that situation. Well done.
If you manually installed F4SE you just need to extract the new files somewhere, and then copy them into your Fallout 4 game folder and let them overwrite any existing ones. Although a slightly cleaner method is use Vortex to install and manage it for you 😉.
@@FiddleflapsVids Thanks. I will look into that.
An interesting design. You've given me some ideas on combining parts in ways I hadn't thought of before (wire fence to cover holes in walls for example). I don't know if you know this or not, but with Place Everywhere you can press F7 to "lock" a selected part, then you can move it sideways without having to walk sideways before it slips out from under your pointer.
Thanks! I did not know about locking objects F7. Sounds like a feature that could come in handy that I'll have to try, thanks for tip 👍😁
@@FiddleflapsVids you're welcome!
Oh man, I didn't know that either! That's been the one thing that has been bugging me whenever I am moving objects! Now if only there was a way to group a few objects together for moving together I'd have the perfect mod. I couldn't do without Place Everywhere though, I think it's the best mod I have installed and essential for building.
@@BoingBB you can select a group of objects, if they are snapped together. When selecting, press and hold the key and you'll see all connected pieces highlight.
@@Rigel_Chiokis Thanks for your answer. I try that but it just selects everything I have built. If I'm inside a building it selects that as well. Yesterday I wanted to move a small cabinet with some items on top of it but it would only move the cabinet. All the items fell on the floor and I had to pick them up one by one and place them again. Other times I move things and any object on them moves with them. I have no idea why that happens.
Really enjoyed the walkthrough build🤙
That’s a relief, was a bit worried people might not enjoy this as its not one of my normal tour vids, many thanks 😊
Really like your build style....looks awesome ! I usually don' t watch PC builds cuz too many assets that are not in the game and it breaks immersion...but this is looking top notch !...I have just subscribed to your channel and can't wait to check out all your vids !
Great to hear you enjoyed the build! Many thanks for the sub and I hope you enjoy the other vids 😁 👍
I subscribe now because I like your imagination and the buildings you create
Great to hear you are enjoying the builds and thanks for the sub! 👍😁
Excellent build video. Thank you!!
Glad you liked it! Thanks! 👍😁
Awesome structure build 👏 👌 u have some skill on building things how u want them to look keep up the builds man
Glad you liked it! Thanks! 👍😁
Your design is so clean 😂 My stuff keeps floating in the air and my junk fences always have gaps in them 😭😭😭
Thanks! I was always bothered by stuff floating and there being gaps between the objects I built, so discovering the Place Everywhere mod was a game changer for me… never had the patience for messing around with the various building glitches 🤣.
@@FiddleflapsVids nice, I'll have to try that out!
Tú canal es perfecto. Siempre quise ver uno así.
Great to hear you are enjoying it, thank you! 🙏😀
You have just shown me so many new ways and tricks to build a settlement.
The only thing that irks me is that how do you get so much wood?
I salvage and buy them and its never enough.
Awesome to hear you found the video useful - thanks! I have been playing this save file for a long time now (easily over 700 hours) and just use it for building settlements now, as such I use console commands to spawn in the materials and junk decoration.
Cool build. It's a bit more challenging without mods.
Thanks 👍
You might want to take into consideration the 'settlement being attacked' spawn points when building structures. Looks great though.
Thanks! Ever since I learned that most settlements had attack spawn points inside them I installed the _No Settlement Attacks_ mod and never looked back 😉🤣
@@FiddleflapsVids Well, that settles that line of inquiry. Happy building.
I love this! Looks amazing
Thanks, great to hear you liked it! 😁
This is so well done
Thank you! 👍😁
@@FiddleflapsVids ur welcome
Hey, I know you have the mods you used in the description but can you list off the full names of the mods you used? Or just make a video on your mod order? Loving these builds man and I just started my 4th play though of fallout so these are helping a lot!
Great to hear you are enjoying the vids and that they can be of some use! The Mod List in the description has direct links to every mod I use, so don’t understand why you would need them listed elsewhere?
dude you are insane at building
Thanks! I normally plan out my settlements and build a rough version first before recording the build videos. What I don't show is myself staring blankly at a patch of ground wondering what I am going to do with it, or the multiple attempts it normally takes to get something I am happy with 😜
@@FiddleflapsVids good to see people still playing this game and still settlement building.
What mod do you use that lets you build those fences seemingly into the walls without any problems? I'm on xbox one so I haven't really heard of any mods that allow you to do that.
EDIT: Nevermind, it's Place Anywhere. We have a similar mod on Xbox but it's unfortunately much more limited. Also, excellent build, I would never be able to be as precise and creative as you.
Glad you liked it, thanks! The mod I use is called Place Everywhere, although they have similar names Place Anywhere is what’s available on Xbox (it's not on PC as far as I am aware) and is a different mod 😉
How you can work out of red line? Should it close your workshop? I love how much resource you have. ☺️😁
I build using the Place Everywhere mod which allows me to disable the workshop timeout, and place objects outside the normal build border. I stopped ‘playing’ this save a long time ago and just use it for building, as such I use console commands to add the resources I need 😉
Alright. Awesome job though. Gave you a sub while ago.
Love fallout 4 but after a long stint working on camps I'm goin through the build menus in 4 and I'm like where is all my stuff?
Never played F76 but from what little I have seen it did have a nice selection of buildable objects, so can imagine it being a shock to come back to F4’s rather limited selection 🤣.
建築センスすごくいい
Thanks!
I'm at level 110 right now and never get sick of this game. Sometimes I may not be quite in the mood for normal play so I often times will boot up the game and just build and or rebuild my settlements. I think I have close to 20 settlements at this point. There is nothing else in the world like Fallout 4. Imagine if it were a next-gen game without all the 'wooden' / dopey gameplay elements. Even WITH all the dopey outdated mechanics its still a far better game to play than most games out there.
I know not everyone enjoys it, but if you can get into the settlement system it can add so much longevity to the game 😁
@@FiddleflapsVids I don't see how anyone could not enjoy building settlements. But then again, I only play on survival mode so right from the start settlements were incredibly crucial. I cannot even count how many times I had to limp back to a settlement with no bullets, no health, starving, and over-burdened. Seeing the lights of a settlement in the middle of dark night in a downpore is a great feeling. But you really DO have to add mods so that you can unlock more ability to build bigger settlements otherwise you'll run out of build allowance. I never tire of this game. This game and Days Gone in Survival+ mode are my two favorite games for some time now. Most games that come out now are of no interest to me. Looking forward to Star Citizen. Another year to wait unfortunately...maybe more.
@@ideiben3190 I have to confess that survival mode has never really interested me. I prefer to set the game on easy and just enjoy exploring and building, but of course there are many different ways to enjoy the game and can understand how survival mode appeals to those wanting a challenge😊
You don’t need to use mods to reduce the build limit, I purposely don’t use one as I prefer to use a limited mod set in the hopes of keeping my game stable 🤞.
Simply drop a weapon on the ground, enter build mode and then storing it will reduce the build bar (gamma guns work great for this). As the weapon is stored you can then repeat this process as needed.
@@FiddleflapsVids Survival mode is for me the only way to play. It forces you to think tactically. And you are not able to run around with 500 pounds of gear. You are forced to make hard choices in every facet of the story and game play. In Survival mode you run across a Lot more Legendary enemies, who drop all kinds of rare weapons which you will never see in regular game modes. I don't understand how you mean that I can INCREASE the build limit on settlements without a mod..? I only use 3 mods, and have never had a single issue beyond a restart on rare occasion. Can you explain to me what you mean when You say that I can increase settlement build limits WITHOUT a mod..? I did not know this was possible. In Survival mode you no longer have fast travel, which, again, for me, makes the whole game incredibly immersive. I find myself having to 'plan' what I am going to do when I head out at the break of dawn. Additionally, there are MORE enemy spawns. You do more damage, and likewise the enemies do more damage. Survival mode is only hard for the first 20 or so levels then you get into the swing of it and it all works well. But the start in Survival mode can be pretty tough to endure.
@@ideiben3190 It’s an old glitch that has never been patched, and allows you to reduce or even reset the build limit without using a mod. You can see it in action here:
th-cam.com/video/PLg0cFpVUH0/w-d-xo.html
Are you using some sort of settlement size expansion mod? Opened up Oberland and noticed that the building zone was like half the size of yours and it was quite confusing.
Not used any expansion mods and this is as far as I am aware the standard vanilla building size. I do use Place Everywhere to turn off the workshop timeout so I can work outside the borders, not sure if that is what is making my settlement look bigger?
I have heard of mods that expand the size of settlements but never to make them smaller! If your build borders do not match mine I suspect it’s either a mod issue, or unfortunately something might have gone wrong with your save?
Pretty damn good!😍 How do u lower walls after the snap? What mod?
Thanks! I lowered the walls using the Place Everywhere mod (there is a full mod list linked in the description 😉) - www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/9424
@@FiddleflapsVids Thx buddie
nice build of the Oberland Station 01 on the south side
Question: how do you do that thing where you slowly move the objects down without moving the camera? just curious
Great to hear you liked it, thanks! Those objects are moved using the precise movement feature of the Place Everywhere mod and is controlled by using the arrow keys on the NumPad.
@@FiddleflapsVids oh that's cool
How do you nudge objects without going into a menu, and without exiting the workshop?
I play on PC and use the keyboard.
Great vid! Btw, does the settlement object capacity isn't modded? I thought that with that lot of objects in the place would cost you a lot of object capacity too
Thank you glad you liked it! I did use the settlement size glitch (storing Gamma Guns dropped on the floor in build mode) to reset the build limit, and needed to do this three times to finish this settlement.
The junk items used for decoration do not add to a settlements build limit, but of course do add a load to the games engine with too many items potentially leading to FPS drops.
@@FiddleflapsVids wow thanks i didn't know that you can do this kind of glitch thank you again in advance
@@FiddleflapsVids Hey there! Question. Well two actually. Are you able to drop one singular Gamma Gun that is comprised of like 400? So if you drop a "Gamma Gun (400)" on the ground and break it down, will it decrease the build limit the same amount if you were do break down 400 individual guns? Hopefully that makes sense.
@@eflem77 Sadly, that does not work. The amount the size bar is reduced seems to be linked to the number of polys the dropped object has, or at least from my limited understanding is how I think it works. So although you could drop a stack of 400 Gamma Guns the game is still only rendering one.
As I only use this save file for building rather than manually dropping each Gamma Gun I spawn them in 5 at a time into the world (I find doing more than this at once can sometimes cause them the glitch or fall through the floor) using the console and greatly speeds up the process:
_placethere 000DDB7C 5_
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Thanks! 🙏😁
is it possible to build something like that without the Place Everywhere no settlement object mod? great build
Great to hear you liked it, thanks! Using the various group select building glitches I am sure it would be possible to build something very close to this without using Place Everywhere (or one of its alternatives). You would not be able to build as far outside the build border as I do in the vid, and would imagine some parts might be tricky to replicate.
Certainly the main structure could be built so would use that as a guide, and anything that cannot is a good opportunity to customise and make it your own 👍😀
Hey man , how do you raise the walls or foors when you build them.
I think ive never seen anyone do that when building.
It’s a feature of the Place Everywhere mod - www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/9424
how are you slightly sliding the concrete floor in the beginning down?
It's a feature of the Place Everywhere mod - www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/9424
you lost me at 3:33, how did you put the shack bridge under the the floor like u did?! otherwise i copped this entire build TY
Are you playing on PC and using the Place Everywhere mod? If so pressing F2 will disable surface snapping and allow you to place the shack bridge as I do in the video.
@@FiddleflapsVids that makes sense-i dont use mods and i play on a ps4
You should still be able to get a similar result without mods using the pillar / group select glitch (sorry if you already knew this!) Both Skooled Zone and Norespawns have videos on this and other vanilla building techniques that will hopefully help out your build 😊
@@meaghantollar As FF mentioned the pillar should be able to get that in there without mods. If the floor is really low to the ground it is tough but that one is pretty high up.
Edit: Other than the fact it is outside the build zone border in this build. Mods are needed to permanently place things that far outside the build border.
@@FiddleflapsVids No way. I use place everywhere and didn't know about the f2 trick.
How do you avoid getting kicked out of workshop mode, outside of the settlement area?
It’s a feature of the Place Everywhere mod, pressing F5 allows the workshop timeout to be turned off 😁
Aaaaaaaand i love it
Many thanks! 🙏😁😁
3:22 I can't figure out how did you built that wall outside the area
I am using the Place Everywhere mod to build this.
How are you lowering the foundations?
It’s a feature of the Place Everywhere mod - www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/9424
Hey if yu dont mind me asking but what dlc did yu use to build these?
I bought the season pass (thankfully during a sale) so have and use all the official DLC’s.
How do you sink the builds into the ground on console?
I don’t play on Console so not that familiar with their building techniques. If you are building without mods you would probably have to use group select with the pillar glitch, or use one of the console variants of Place Everywhere mod that I am using (either Place Anywhere or Xbox or QwaPA on PS).
I'm guessing attackers can spawn inside the gates?
I guess so… I have always played with the ‘no settlement attacks’ mod and so not that familiar with the vanilla attack spawn points. Bethesda’s strange decision to place them inside settlements led to that mod being the first one I ever installed, along with just never being a fan of the system in the first place.
Absolutely love your builds, especially this one! I was wondering how you turned off surface snap and workshop timeout, when you go out of the settlement boundaries?
Many thanks, glad you are enjoying the builds! I use the Place Everywhere mod to toggle those features (F2 = Surface snap, F5 = Workshop Timeout). You can find a full list of hotkeys and functions at the very bottom of the mods Nexus page: www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/9424/
how did you lower the shack foundation at 1:17 . im in ps4 thNks
That’s done using the Place Everywhere mod and its Precise Movement feature. Due to requiring the script extender the mod is unfortunately PC only, but I believe the closest alternative for PS4 would be QwaPA:
bethesda.net/en/mods/fallout4/mod-detail/4038979
too bad bro i want to copy ur build so bad. . im playing with ps4 jailbroken 😟
What mods are you using for the build?
For building just Place Everywhere, there’s a full list of the mods I am using in this playthrough linked in the description 😉
This is modded?
This was built with the Place Everywhere mod using only vanilla and DLC objects, there is full list linked in the video description.
Mine bases are just big rock that float at sky and there people in it
Must admit I prefer builds that try to fit in with the existing game world, but if that’s the style you like and enjoy building then that’s cool 👍
Fucking sliding down does not work on PC, good efford but I can't do it your way.
Not sure I fully understand your comment, but this was done on PC using the Place Everywhere mod. Without it I would expect it would be hard or not possible to follow along with everything that's shown in the video.