Small update to fix some issues and polish the mod. I plan on adding a variety of more content in the future, as I get time. I have to actually look thru the pics here to see what was there initially.
Lucky I'm not mid- in game just the beginning of the game still wish I could get it to work but my homemaker an other settlement mods not going to get rid of did a a lot of building with them would love to use this mod bc maybe a couple features I saw an liked but can't see anything in the workshop menu or any object out in the open really sucks though.
Quick tip if you are not seeing any of the SSEX items or cannot see it in a centralized menu: you are (1) using Homemaker, (2) have another settlement mod overwriting this mod and making it only inject the items under the decoratons>nuka-world menu (most likely Homemaker or SOE), or (3) have the incorrect version installed.
it does not say this in the description, but...DO NOT UNINSTALL THIS MOD MID PLAYTHROUGH.
Is Safe SSEx still available and updated or can I just copy and rename "SSEX" as "Safe SSEX" as some other mods i use use use "Safe SSEX" and Loot reports it as "obsolete. Update to latest version".
Ehh I have a slight problem. This is more of a troubleshoot.
Basically I realised that I used the main file even though I had SKE and played til lvl30+. I know its not advised to uninstall mods mid-game but I took the risk. I installed the SKE version of this mod instead. I loaded back, I could access the new items and my game hasn't crashed...yet. But there is one problem, when I hold V in settlement, it doesn't bring up the build menu. It worked fine in the non-SKE version. When I try to open it, it either changes to third person view or opens up build menu and instantly closes. Somehow I could still properly access build menu from the workbench itself. Though it would be tedious to do this everytime I build so anyone know what I can do? Would really hate to have to restart all over.
Well this was left half a year ago and I'm sure you've already learned the answer. There ar eworkshop mods out there that are made to help with this settlement menu mods to be able to be uninstalled without breaking the workshop mode or at least safe guarding it from breaking in case you do uninstall it. But if there are mods that you should NOT uninstall, Settlement building mods are specially on that list. You shouldn't as is, but those, yeah no. Unless they have come up with a holotape or option for safe uninstalls, you should just avoid it entirely. If you're testing the grounds, do so on a file you can go back to prior. Best wishes. Happy New 2022
Yeah It's been a while. Can't remember what I eventually did but yeah, no uninstalls midgame now xD. Thanks for getting back anyways. Happy New Year to you too :D
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it does not say this in the description, but...DO NOT UNINSTALL THIS MOD MID PLAYTHROUGH.
Quick user tip: look in "Decorations > Nuka-World" for the motor vehicles, and yes there is a Lone Wanderer motorcycle
Basically I realised that I used the main file even though I had SKE and played til lvl30+. I know its not advised to uninstall mods mid-game but I took the risk. I installed the SKE version of this mod instead. I loaded back, I could access the new items and my game hasn't crashed...yet. But there is one problem, when I hold V in settlement, it doesn't bring up the build menu. It worked fine in the non-SKE version. When I try to open it, it either changes to third person view or opens up build menu and instantly closes. Somehow I could still properly access build menu from the workbench itself. Though it would be tedious to do this everytime I build so anyone know what I can do? Would really hate to have to restart all over.
There ar eworkshop mods out there that are made to help with this settlement menu mods to be able to be uninstalled without breaking the workshop mode or at least safe guarding it from breaking in case you do uninstall it.
But if there are mods that you should NOT uninstall, Settlement building mods are specially on that list.
You shouldn't as is, but those, yeah no.
Unless they have come up with a holotape or option for safe uninstalls, you should just avoid it entirely.
If you're testing the grounds, do so on a file you can go back to prior.
Best wishes. Happy New 2022