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Built around the "Settlements Rebuild" series with 3 main philosophies: Vanilla look + minimal item placement + feels realistic and lived in.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
[INTRO]
This is built Around Aurelianis' "Rebuild" series, taking a lot of Ideas from A Postwar Dream.
In my view, Sanctuary is a bit like Covenant, but less resourceful and evil.
In the post-war (in game), a lot of the furniture in homes were still ok, so I wanted to keep them exactly were there were, and build around that.
This means I managed to keep the item count on the lower side, while still making it feel realistic and lived in.
All the new homes cleared up were made unique, and some completely converted to comercial/social use. More bellow.
[MAIN FEATURES]
Item count: 1541.
I only placed items where vanilla lacked and replaced every dead furniture with an usable version.
Just enough beds, food, water and power for 32 settlers.
Enough turrets for self defense, but not too much to be ridiculous.
There is a green wall around most of the settlement, and all defenses are in the watch towers.
All garages were reappropriated for use as stores, crafting and automatrons.
3 house were completely converted to commercial/social use, being 1 hospital, 1 school, 1 restaurant/bar.
[TRANSFER SETTLEMENT BLUEPRINTS]
Transfer Settlements is a mod that allows you to import settlements into external data files called BLUEPRINTS, which can be downloaded and imported into your game with the in-game setting holodisk. You NEED THIS to import this build. Read that page on how it works, is very simple.
[REQUIREMENTS]
IMPORTANT - You need either Rebuild Sanctuary or Rebuild AIO. I suppose you can use other Sanctuary rebuild mods, but in the new houses things wont line up and will be floating.
I use Longer Power Lines at infinite length, not sure if this is needed or not.
Attack Spawns Outside the Settlement is recommended since turrets cover only outside areas.
Built around Brighter Settlement Lights, things might be too dark without it.
If you don't want to use some of these requirements bellow, the assets will simply not show up, so you can skip a few, but it wont look like the images.
- Main Requirements -
If you dont use these, a lot of things wont look right.
Sandbag Fortifications - A few towers placed to cover all entrances and attack points.
Workshop Rearranged - Lots of items used through this
Homemaker - All green wall/hedges from here. Bathroom assets too.
Vanilla Extensions - The main big tower is from here.
- Furniture -
Settlement Supplies Expanded - Some furniture and decor
Settlement Objects Expansion Pack - Some furniture and decor;
Workshop Decorations Pack - just decor, little use
TTP's Settlement Objects - Stores, decor and furniture;
The Kuro Tab - decor, little use
cVc Dead Wasteland - Structure decor, little use
Children Chairs
Xnjguy Filled Mods All-In-One
Bethesda.net | Better Stores - Simply superior to vanilla stores, highly recommended
Crimsomrider's Unique Furniture - Use some interactive furniture from this
- Minor decorations -
CREAtive Clutter at Bethesda.net - Minor decor
Minutemen Propaganda Posters
Vanilla Barn Additions - just some decour left over, you can skip
- Utilities -
Useful and resource producing objects.
Settlement Repair Bot - Repairs stuff for you. Useful and recommended, just one placed.
Settlement Gardener Bot - Bots to take care of your farms, useful and recommended, a few placed.
Settlement Medic Bot - Bot that heals you and your settlers, just one placed.
Provisioner Supply Containers - I like to use it, but you can skip.
Farming Resources
NorthlandDiggers Resources - Scavenging stations
Housekeeping - Scavenging Deluxe - Scavenging station
Salvage Beacons
Fallout Instrument Pack - A piano and guitar placed.
[SCRAPPING]
As the main idea of this mod was to keep things as light as possible, I reused as many already existing objects as possible, so you must only scrap all junk and all broken/fallen objects and furniture inside the homes and garages. The only exception is the player home, where the living room and bedroom is all new. In all other houses, most sofas, kitchen, tables, are all vanilla placement, so don't scrap those. I personally also remove all fallen trees and junk outside to keep things more tidy, but they wont interfere much.
This is built Around Aurelianis' "Rebuild" series, taking a lot of Ideas from A Postwar Dream.
In my view, Sanctuary is a bit like Covenant, but less resourceful and evil.
In the post-war (in game), a lot of the furniture in homes were still ok, so I wanted to keep them exactly were there were, and build around that.
This means I managed to keep the item count on the lower side, while still making it feel realistic and lived in.
All the new homes cleared up were made unique, and some completely converted to comercial/social use. More bellow.
[MAIN FEATURES]
Item count: 1541.
I only placed items where vanilla lacked and replaced every dead furniture with an usable version.
Just enough beds, food, water and power for 32 settlers.
Enough turrets for self defense, but not too much to be ridiculous.
There is a green wall around most of the settlement, and all defenses are in the watch towers.
All garages were reappropriated for use as stores, crafting and automatrons.
3 house were completely converted to commercial/social use, being 1 hospital, 1 school, 1 restaurant/bar.
[TRANSFER SETTLEMENT BLUEPRINTS]
Transfer Settlements is a mod that allows you to import settlements into external data files called BLUEPRINTS, which can be downloaded and imported into your game with the in-game setting holodisk. You NEED THIS to import this build. Read that page on how it works, is very simple.
[REQUIREMENTS]
IMPORTANT - You need either Rebuild Sanctuary or Rebuild AIO. I suppose you can use other Sanctuary rebuild mods, but in the new houses things wont line up and will be floating.
I use Longer Power Lines at infinite length, not sure if this is needed or not.
Attack Spawns Outside the Settlement is recommended since turrets cover only outside areas.
Built around Brighter Settlement Lights, things might be too dark without it.
If you don't want to use some of these requirements bellow, the assets will simply not show up, so you can skip a few, but it wont look like the images.
- Main Requirements -
If you dont use these, a lot of things wont look right.
Sandbag Fortifications - A few towers placed to cover all entrances and attack points.
Workshop Rearranged - Lots of items used through this
Homemaker - All green wall/hedges from here. Bathroom assets too.
Vanilla Extensions - The main big tower is from here.
- Furniture -
Settlement Supplies Expanded - Some furniture and decor
Settlement Objects Expansion Pack - Some furniture and decor;
Workshop Decorations Pack - just decor, little use
TTP's Settlement Objects - Stores, decor and furniture;
The Kuro Tab - decor, little use
cVc Dead Wasteland - Structure decor, little use
Children Chairs
Xnjguy Filled Mods All-In-One
Bethesda.net | Better Stores - Simply superior to vanilla stores, highly recommended
Crimsomrider's Unique Furniture - Use some interactive furniture from this
- Minor decorations -
CREAtive Clutter at Bethesda.net - Minor decor
Minutemen Propaganda Posters
Vanilla Barn Additions - just some decour left over, you can skip
- Utilities -
Useful and resource producing objects.
Settlement Repair Bot - Repairs stuff for you. Useful and recommended, just one placed.
Settlement Gardener Bot - Bots to take care of your farms, useful and recommended, a few placed.
Settlement Medic Bot - Bot that heals you and your settlers, just one placed.
Provisioner Supply Containers - I like to use it, but you can skip.
Farming Resources
NorthlandDiggers Resources - Scavenging stations
Housekeeping - Scavenging Deluxe - Scavenging station
Salvage Beacons
Fallout Instrument Pack - A piano and guitar placed.
[SCRAPPING]
As the main idea of this mod was to keep things as light as possible, I reused as many already existing objects as possible, so you must only scrap all junk and all broken/fallen objects and furniture inside the homes and garages. The only exception is the player home, where the living room and bedroom is all new. In all other houses, most sofas, kitchen, tables, are all vanilla placement, so don't scrap those. I personally also remove all fallen trees and junk outside to keep things more tidy, but they wont interfere much.