What is the mod you have to put items in your buildings ? Like nuka cola, outfits, and all those items I see in the in your settlements who are attached and no movable ? Thx for your answer ^^
Almost all the decorations are just standard junk items that are found in the game world (I just add them to my game via console commands), that I place and then make static using Place Everywhere. I made a video showing how I decorated a section of my Starlight build if you would like to see it in action.
Once I have exported a settlement I also use the TSB Item Havok Disabler utility to make any objects I might have missed also static, as clumsy settlers and brahmin often do their best to try and undo my hard work .
There are some objects used that normally cannot be placed such as Ammo Boxes, Wooden Crates or Oil Drums. These are added using the ‘placethere’ console command followed by the objects Form ID. Objects added this way are normally non-moveable but can be moved by enabling Extra Object Selection mode in Place Everywhere.
Thanks for the advice, it helped me a lot: )) I have installed TSB Item Havok Disabler with NMM but I don't know how to use it, I couldn't find any description about it. Je suis désolé mais j'ai tant de questions ^^ Je vois que tu utilise des raccourcis pour activer ou désactiver certaines options que je n'ai pas encore trouvé comme " surface snap et workshop timeout " I'm enjoying building again because of your videos, it's a real pleasure : )) Thank you so much for the advice and the work you do :D
The Surface Snapping and Workshop Timeout options shown in the videos are part of Place Everywhere, you can find a list of all available keyboard shortcuts on its mod page.
The TSB Item Havok Disabler is not a mod so does not need to be installed using a mod manager. It’s a portable application that can be extracted and then run from any folder and only really needs to be used if you plan on sharing blueprints.
To use it you just need to:
Extract ‘Fallout.4.-.TSB.Item.Havok.Disabler.v1.01.7z’ to a folder of your choice
Run Fallout 4 - TSB Item Havok Disabler.exe from that folder
Click Load Blueprint
Browse to and open your exported blueprint file.
Click Begin
After a short period of time the program will generate a new version of your blueprint with ‘_HavokDisabled’ added to the end of the filename.
Thank you very much for the advice, it works perfectly: ))
I have a little tip to give you because when I watch how you build in your videos, I noticed something about building objects that you can't attach automatically and that you have to adjust by hand, especially for the orientation like for example a toilet door to be attached to a different structure than the one originally adapted. I have a tip for aligning parallel to the object you want to glue properly. An example: If I put a foundation with a board next to it. (If I want to align a table parallel to the foundation, I select the reference board (it is highlighted) and then release it. In the editor I search for my table and it will be aligned directly as the board was (same as the foundation where the board is attached) If the table is not in the direction I want it to be, I start again, but before I do that, I turn the board 90 degrees on the foundation and repeat (select the board, release and pull out the table) it will be oriented 90 degrees from the previous time. I hope this is clear as an explanation ^^ You can do this with all objects, like junk fences aligned to the walls of your buildings by selecting an element of the structure and then the junk fence. The easiest way to do this is to always have a small floor nearby that you can orientate 90-180 or 270 degrees stuck to your structure to use as an alignment reference. Maybe you know this trick but I wanted to share it with you in case you don't : ))
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Well it looks like nothing can stop you from making great blueprints, not even kingsport! Good job, especially the shops. The decorations are just the best I admire the amount of details. I wonder what you'll come up with next time...
Have to confess about halfway through I was having doubts about how it was going to turn out, with a couple of spots giving me some real trouble trying to work out what to do with them. Thankfully it all sort of came together and really pleased with how it ended up. Great to hear you liked it, thanks!
I discover your work today and I have downloaded and install all your blueprints and you did a fantastic job realy ! My settlements are so beautifull now : )) Thanks a lot to share your creations !
As always, your settlement builds are designed in a splendid lore-friendly manner. I look forward to the day when you've done every settlement in the game including DLCs!
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What is the mod you have to put items in your buildings ? Like nuka cola, outfits, and all those items I see in the in your settlements who are attached and no movable ?
Thx for your answer ^^
that I place and then make static using Place Everywhere. I made a video showing how I decorated a section of my Starlight build if you would like to see it in action.
Once I have exported a settlement I also use the TSB Item Havok Disabler utility to make any objects I might have missed also static, as clumsy settlers and brahmin often do their best to try and undo my hard work
There are some objects used that normally cannot be placed such as Ammo Boxes, Wooden Crates or Oil Drums. These are added using the ‘placethere’ console command followed by the objects Form ID. Objects added this way are normally non-moveable but can be moved by enabling Extra Object Selection mode in Place Everywhere.
Hope that helps
I have installed TSB Item Havok Disabler with NMM but I don't know how to use it, I couldn't find any description about it.
Je suis désolé mais j'ai tant de questions ^^
Je vois que tu utilise des raccourcis pour activer ou désactiver certaines options que je n'ai pas encore trouvé comme " surface snap et workshop timeout "
I'm enjoying building again because of your videos, it's a real pleasure : ))
Thank you so much for the advice and the work you do :D
PS: I might have more questions later ^^
The Surface Snapping and Workshop Timeout options shown in the videos are part of Place Everywhere, you can find a list of all available keyboard shortcuts on its mod page.
The TSB Item Havok Disabler is not a mod so does not need to be installed using a mod manager. It’s a portable application that can be extracted and then run from any folder and only really needs to be used if you plan on sharing blueprints.
To use it you just need to:
After a short period of time the program will generate a new version of your blueprint with ‘_HavokDisabled’ added to the end of the
filename.
I have a little tip to give you because when I watch how you build in your videos, I noticed something about building objects that you can't attach automatically and that you have to adjust by hand, especially for the orientation like for example a toilet door to be attached to a different structure than the one originally adapted.
I have a tip for aligning parallel to the object you want to glue properly.
An example: If I put a foundation with a board next to it. (If I want to align a table parallel to the foundation, I select the reference board (it is highlighted) and then release it. In the editor I search for my table and it will be aligned directly as the board was (same as the foundation where the board is attached)
If the table is not in the direction I want it to be, I start again, but before I do that, I turn the board 90 degrees on the foundation and repeat (select the board, release and pull out the table) it will be oriented 90 degrees from the previous time. I hope this is clear as an explanation ^^
You can do this with all objects, like junk fences aligned to the walls of your buildings by selecting an element of the structure and then the junk fence.
The easiest way to do this is to always have a small floor nearby that you can orientate 90-180 or 270 degrees stuck to your structure to use as an alignment reference.
Maybe you know this trick but I wanted to share it with you in case you don't : ))
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trouble trying to work out what to do with them. Thankfully it all sort of came together and really pleased with how it ended up. Great to hear you liked it, thanks!
My settlements are so beautifull now : ))
Thanks a lot to share your creations !
Great work!