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2018/10/07 - 2.0.0 is out; This update will cause your settings to be reset, however no special update procedure is required.
This update brings forth a considerable number of changes, most notably:
Because of these benefits, using WSFW alongside USS is now my recommendation, and I expect more mods to start recommending or requiring it in the future.
I also fixed a few bugs and rewrote a lot of code internally. I think I have ironed out all of the kinks, but as usual there's a chance that a bug or three may have slipped through. Let me know if you have any issues with this version!
Older:
Quote: "Basically, I've set it up so that if your Defence value (Safety+Population) is greater than/equal to the Attack value (Food+Water), you will win automatically."
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/20137
EXCEPT I get a Synth attack regardless which also causes everyone to attack more than one synth infiltrator. I have paused playing until this can be stopped. Please help.
Edit: I know I can put them all in my inventory and console delete them but I was looking for something useful for them or to be able to slow it down enough that I can sell them in reasonable amounts. (my merchants are modded and will have around 10k caps.)
To slow it down, best bet is probably to find WorkshopProduceWater, and WorkshopProduceFood/[Carrot|Corn|etc] leveled items and scale the Chance None value up some, so for example, going from 0 to 50, or 25 to ~63, would cut by half.
many people have that kind of problem, resource abundance.
?First of all it actually gives less return from the settlements you visit repeatedly. Usually in vanilla, if I return after any quest, I'll have a fresh harvest of water and crops in my workbench. Plus (Most of the time) if I sleep before 12am and wake up after 8am next day; again there will be a new harvest. But after installing this mod, no such harvests there. Sometimes there is water but no crops at all. No harvest after I return from a quest if that calendar day has not passed.
?Now, THIS IS NOT MY ISSUE. You read that right. This is my 7th new playthrough with all dlcs. I use very few mods that I have tested over and over and have very little impact on game(Mostly bug fixes and quality of life improvements). No ARMORSMITH, No BIG Overhauls or ENBs, NO Settlement changes at all. So I'm sure the problem I'm about to state did not come from anything else.
?In this new playthrough, I changed or added 3 mod related things only. 1. Unofficial Patch had an update. 2. installed Sanctuary Bridge Fix. 3. Installed USS with WSFW. As usual after I started a new game; I got some Tato from Abernathy farm and planted on sanctuary, put Jun and Mama M to work. Did Abernathy quest and Tenpine Bluff quest and got my first 3 settlements. Then I went on adventuring for 20+ hours. Now that I had resources, I went back to building. Put new crops in a different safe location. Lucy Abernathy kept going down fighting Rust Devils while harvesting her melons. So I moved her crops in front of her house and fixed all fences. Also Jun and Mama M got crops in different safer place now as well.
?BUTT(BIG BUT), THEY WONT STOP GOING TO PREVIOUS SITE AND HARVESTING CROPS FROM THIN AIR. That's right. Lucy still goes down cause she's harvesting her invisible Melons that are no longer in the backyard. Mama M won't move from the place where I now have a Trading shop with Vault tech Guy in charge. So often I watch Mama M go down behind the counter and Vault Tech Rep looking like SUS. I don't know What The F is going down there. People at Tenpines Bluff are the same case.
?In all my 6 previous playthroughs, I never had this problem. Settlers/Farmers would just move to the new place where I place crops. So I uninstalled both USS and WSFW. The bug didn't go away. I used remove archive option in vortex too. I disabled then enabled the bugged npcs. I used recycleactor. Nothing fixed it. My only choice now is to uninstall everything and spend about 2 days modding all over again and start a new game losing all my progress(I don't trust this save game anymore) cause I get severely frustrated every time I return to sanctuary and watch Jun harvesting ghost corn from inside a Power Armor. All farmers keep traveling from new crop spot to the old one repeatedly. And I can't stop them. Oh I also tried assigning them to a new job like scrap collecting BUT they are still stuck farming. It's showing that they are on scrap collecting job in workbench mode but they are stuck in farming animation at the old farming spots.
Anyway, settlers wandering somewhere and playing an animation in an inappropriate spot will be because there's an idle marker there. They're probably set up to be disabled when the corresponding harvestable (melons or whatever) is disabled via storing/scrapping, but because you moved them instead of storing and then replanting, the idle marker never got the message that anything happened and is still in its original location.
It's also possible that Bethesda got extra lazy with the placement of the idle markers and didn't even bother enable parenting them, so nothing you do (without mods) could ever possibly make them go away, e.g. those damn hammer markers in Sanctuary. Would have to open the settlement up in the CK and examine how the markers are set up to know.
Install a mod that lets you see idle markers and it'll probably make sense:
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/46453
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/28645 (note that I have not personally used either of these)
I think Sim Settlements has an option in its holotape somewhere to toggle marker visibility on too, but I'm pretty sure it only works with markers placed by SS.
I don't know if the new unofficial patch screwed up the game for me or this one; but seriously there is no solution for it. No matter what new job I assign to them or plant an entirely different crop, all the initial farmers are stuck in their now non-existent crop farming spot. May be it's just good ole Bethesda and things got screwed up for me for no apparent reason. I would have understood this happening at one settlement as a minor bug but it has affected every single settlement. If any settlement had settlers assigned to some crops and later I place completely different crop at a different location; they'd still go to farm at the previous location even if there is nothing there and all old crops type are removed. Assigning them to scrap collection yields no scrap and assigning them to shops make no money. They can only harvest food but their animation is stuck at old spots.
Finally I didn't say that the mod was reducing resource production; I said that the frequency at which harvestables got deposited into workbench got reduced if I visit that settlement too often. It's fine for those I visit rarely. For example WITHOUT MOD: I do a quest, return to Sanctuary, I find a certain number of food and water. Now Wiki says that it happens every 24 in game hour or 8 real time minutes if I'm away from that map cell. But I have found that if I'm in workbench mode or even used any weapon/armor or other crafting stations; new harvestables get deposited after 24 in game hours even if I haven't left that settlement. I've collected resources 2-3times without even moving from a settlement like that many times and I kind of know how it works. So basically I return from quest, Collect a batch of resources from workbench; then do some crafting or building, sleep till 8am the next day, BOOM, a new batch at the workshop. Now WITH MOD: Say I left Sanctuary at 8 am, did a quest, returned at 8pm, NOTHING at workbench. Then I slept till 8am next day, NOTHING again. Now if I had returned after passing that entire day, say 2am next day, then there is a batch at the workshop. Also that crafting and sleeping trick does not work anymore. Now if I return after say 3-4 days, then there is a lot of resources stored. That kind of counter balances it I guess. But If I return frequently and specially within the same day, then it becomes a serious loss over time.
The surplus generation code runs every 24 game hours, or approximately 1.2 real-hours. This happens regardless of where you are or what cells are loaded. This code does not reliably run if you pass time by sleeping or waiting, in most cases time will have to pass naturally or nothing will generate.
There are exceptions to this, and it's down to which IDs your settlements were randomly assigned when you first started the save: each settlement has an ID between 0 and the max number of settlements in your game. Surplus generation is run sequentially starting at ID 0, then 1, 2, 3, and so on. The code that generates surplus is very slow (like 30 seconds per settlement is normal), and if you fast-forward time by sleeping another day, the sequence will reset starting at ID 0. So, workshop ID 0 will generate stuff most reliably from sleeping, ID 1 will take a little longer, and so on to ID 30 or whatever that's not unlikely to take 15 minutes of the game running after sleeping for the script to finally get around to generating stuff for.
Also, just by the nature of how the mod works, it'll probably take a little longer for the script to process each settlement while the mod is installed, because it's having to run the item generation code for every settlement rather than skipping most of them like it would do otherwise.
The easiest way to find out a workshop ID, I think, is to click a workshop workbench in the console, and enter: sv workshopid
Somewhere in the output (you may have to PageUp to find it) should be a line like "workshopID = x".
Obedient Concord Group at Fallout 4 Nexus - Mods and community (nexusmods.com)