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About this mod
Adds a working physics based Ferris Wheel to Fallout 4's workshop mode.
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- Sketchfab - Instagram - Artstation -
This mod adds a working physics based Ferris Wheel to Fallout 4's workshop mode.
Note:
It is highly recommended to use the mod Place Everywhere if you plan on using this in your settlements, otherwise you may encounter difficulty trying to place your Ferris Wheel as it is pretty large.
How to craft:
Craftable within the workshop mode's FURNITURE > MISCELLANEOUS tab.
How to use:
To use the Ferris Wheel, simply place it in your preferred location. Then place a powered conveyor belt at the rear spin plate of the Ferris Wheel, so that it is slightly touching. Once the conveyor belt is switched on, this should spin the whole ride. (For a quick visual demonstration on how to get the Ferris Wheel to work, watch the video below at 4.55)
Note:
Due to the way Fallout 4's physics work. Any physics item that presses up against the player (especially upwards) tends to pass through the player.
Because of this, if you plan on riding the Ferris Wheel it is recommended that you use the standard Ferris Wheel and not the fast version. And rather annoyingly it is also recommended that you jump continuously for the first half of this ride, to prevent yourself from falling through it.
Youtube:
- Sketchfab - Instagram - Artstation -
This mod adds a working physics based Ferris Wheel to Fallout 4's workshop mode.
Note:
It is highly recommended to use the mod Place Everywhere if you plan on using this in your settlements, otherwise you may encounter difficulty trying to place your Ferris Wheel as it is pretty large.
How to craft:
Craftable within the workshop mode's FURNITURE > MISCELLANEOUS tab.
How to use:
To use the Ferris Wheel, simply place it in your preferred location. Then place a powered conveyor belt at the rear spin plate of the Ferris Wheel, so that it is slightly touching. Once the conveyor belt is switched on, this should spin the whole ride. (For a quick visual demonstration on how to get the Ferris Wheel to work, watch the video below at 4.55)
Note:
Due to the way Fallout 4's physics work. Any physics item that presses up against the player (especially upwards) tends to pass through the player.
Because of this, if you plan on riding the Ferris Wheel it is recommended that you use the standard Ferris Wheel and not the fast version. And rather annoyingly it is also recommended that you jump continuously for the first half of this ride, to prevent yourself from falling through it.
Youtube: