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Snappable Clutter and Display adds in modular clutter that will snap to provided furniture, giving you limitless combinations to add clutter to your settlements.
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*Mar 1-2024: Fixed bug with vendor mats that were blocking NPC's from accessing them after some time.
*Dec 09-23: Uploaded new version with the following changes:
*May 9-23: Added ESL flagged file for version 3.0. Sorry, I'm a disorganized idiot.*
*Version 3.0: Now compatible with Do-It Yourshelf and any other Mods that are compatible with it. Fixed so that missiles can actually be built in the Ammo section. Added icons to all items in the Build Menu,*
*Version 2.2: just removed some unintended edits to existing objects, namely accidentally setting the Diamond city eyebots aggro to 0.*
*Version 2.0 has been released, which now uses Settlement Menu Manager. Also, fixed the bar mats in the Vendor tab (they were pointing to the vanilla assets). I didn't realize that there was a limit to the number of tabs in the menu system so some people couldn't see the mod. Settlement Menu Manager solves this problem as well as providing a safe way to install / uninstall mods.*
Many thanks to aufisch for helping me to understand how to use SMM.
Snappable Clutter and Display is essentially my attempt to provide an alternative to one of my favourite mods, Do It Yourshelf (now over on Bethesda's Mods page). After searching and not finding an alternative I decided to try making one myself.
S.C.A.D. adds a multitude of furniture that will snap to each other as well as clutter for the following...
For Tools several wall mounted tool racks are provided. For weapons the weapons don't actually snap. I tried it and found it too limiting. Not having it snap gives you more freedom to place multiple guns onto the plaques, wall, posts or anywhere else.
Install Instructions:
Install with your favourite mod manager. Will install itself under the Decorations Tab.
Uninstall Instructions:
Now uses Settlement Menu Manager so simply uninstalling it should be safe.
*Dec 09-23: Uploaded new version with the following changes:
- Fixed the shelving units. sorry, didn't realize that they were older models so didn't work with the new clutter. They work now.
- Added three types of lockers and a category for locker clutter (does not fit into the other shelves)
*May 9-23: Added ESL flagged file for version 3.0. Sorry, I'm a disorganized idiot.*
*Version 3.0: Now compatible with Do-It Yourshelf and any other Mods that are compatible with it. Fixed so that missiles can actually be built in the Ammo section. Added icons to all items in the Build Menu,*
*Version 2.2: just removed some unintended edits to existing objects, namely accidentally setting the Diamond city eyebots aggro to 0.*
*Version 2.0 has been released, which now uses Settlement Menu Manager. Also, fixed the bar mats in the Vendor tab (they were pointing to the vanilla assets). I didn't realize that there was a limit to the number of tabs in the menu system so some people couldn't see the mod. Settlement Menu Manager solves this problem as well as providing a safe way to install / uninstall mods.*
Many thanks to aufisch for helping me to understand how to use SMM.
Snappable Clutter and Display is essentially my attempt to provide an alternative to one of my favourite mods, Do It Yourshelf (now over on Bethesda's Mods page). After searching and not finding an alternative I decided to try making one myself.
S.C.A.D. adds a multitude of furniture that will snap to each other as well as clutter for the following...
- Furniture
- Ammo
- Armour
- Bar Items (drinks and food)
- Bathroom
- Books
- Chemistry
- Clothing
- Decor
- Kitchen
- Locker Clutter
- Tools
- Warehouse
- Weapons
- Vendor
For Tools several wall mounted tool racks are provided. For weapons the weapons don't actually snap. I tried it and found it too limiting. Not having it snap gives you more freedom to place multiple guns onto the plaques, wall, posts or anywhere else.
Install Instructions:
Install with your favourite mod manager. Will install itself under the Decorations Tab.
Uninstall Instructions:
Now uses Settlement Menu Manager so simply uninstalling it should be safe.