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Installation
If doing it manually:
Unzip the file and drag the '13' folder into your game installation folder under: Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout4\Data\F4SE\Plugins\TransferSettlements\blueprints.
* Each blueprint you have needs to be in a folder of its own number 1, 2, 3 etc. up to 50. Instead of placing the downloaded folder in, if you prefer, you can just open it and place the json file inside into any numbered folder you create.
Note:
1. No scrapping mods were used. Nor was the workstation touched. All built on existing terrain as is. This blueprint has around 9000 pieces. The import process and first save you make may take a little while.
2. The base is built way above ground level in order to have it all be flat. Maybe 14 foundation blocks or so above the shallowest ground terrain. Fast travel point is on the base floor anyway, not on ground level, but it's unsightly if you approach the island from the sea. For e.g. the underground bunker under the White House is exposed from ground level. There's also no direct way to reach the build from the ground unless you make amendments. Fast travel in and out - & maintain the illusion ;)
Requirements:
Required DLC:
Essential Mods:
This is the bare minimum. They make up practically all the external shell build and landscaping.
Key mods:
These add the main decorative elements and some build elements. I use the first 3 so heavily in general that it's probably best to take them.
Optional mods:
These are take it or leave it. Mostly for internal decor. I've used bits and pieces from all. None are critical. Use if you like.
Import stalling?
The import can sometimes get stuck trying to import an object for whatever reason. If this happens you can resolve this way:
1. Open the mod json file in notepad
2. Use Ctrl+f and search for the object code number the game gives you in its error warning
3. You'll see a block of text relating to this object within opening & closing brackets. Delete it & its associated brackets and save. Should resolve the issue.
Missing mod?
I retrospectively tried to remember what was an essential mod, key or optional when doing this description. My recall isn't perfect. If the game tells you there's a mod missing and you want it in, then it will be one listed under "optional" or "key". You find its name by:
1. Open json file in notepad
2. Ctrl+f and search for the object code number the game gives you in its error warning
3. Below the code number look for "plugin name". That is the mod that object belongs to.
- Install Transfer settlements.
- Install this blueprint manually or via mod manager.
- Import blueprint in game.
- This installs to blueprint slot 13 by default. If you have that slot already occupied or wish to change it, you can adjust it manually as described below.
If doing it manually:
Unzip the file and drag the '13' folder into your game installation folder under: Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout4\Data\F4SE\Plugins\TransferSettlements\blueprints.
* Each blueprint you have needs to be in a folder of its own number 1, 2, 3 etc. up to 50. Instead of placing the downloaded folder in, if you prefer, you can just open it and place the json file inside into any numbered folder you create.
Note:
1. No scrapping mods were used. Nor was the workstation touched. All built on existing terrain as is. This blueprint has around 9000 pieces. The import process and first save you make may take a little while.
2. The base is built way above ground level in order to have it all be flat. Maybe 14 foundation blocks or so above the shallowest ground terrain. Fast travel point is on the base floor anyway, not on ground level, but it's unsightly if you approach the island from the sea. For e.g. the underground bunker under the White House is exposed from ground level. There's also no direct way to reach the build from the ground unless you make amendments. Fast travel in and out - & maintain the illusion ;)
Requirements:
Required DLC:
- Far Harbour
- Wasteland Workshop
- Contraptions Workshop
- Vault-Tec Workshop
Essential Mods:
This is the bare minimum. They make up practically all the external shell build and landscaping.
Key mods:
These add the main decorative elements and some build elements. I use the first 3 so heavily in general that it's probably best to take them.
Optional mods:
These are take it or leave it. Mostly for internal decor. I've used bits and pieces from all. None are critical. Use if you like.
- MassFusionWonderPower
- Customisable Radiator
- Better Armory
- AlternateSettlements
- Eli_PlantPots
- Femsheppings Minimalist Homewares
- Fine art of the Commonwealth
- GruffyddsSignsAndPosters
- SignsOfTheTimes
- Northland Diggers
- Renovated Furniture
- hzy-newfurniture
- TTP's Settlement Objects
- V's Stylish Decor2
- Warehouse shelves
- XnjguyFilledMods
- dinomore
- Tenpennys Guitars
- HZS Office and Stores
- HZS Easy Homebuilder and Working Double Beds
- Just Some Curtains
- Renovated Decorations
Import stalling?
The import can sometimes get stuck trying to import an object for whatever reason. If this happens you can resolve this way:
1. Open the mod json file in notepad
2. Use Ctrl+f and search for the object code number the game gives you in its error warning
3. You'll see a block of text relating to this object within opening & closing brackets. Delete it & its associated brackets and save. Should resolve the issue.
Missing mod?
I retrospectively tried to remember what was an essential mod, key or optional when doing this description. My recall isn't perfect. If the game tells you there's a mod missing and you want it in, then it will be one listed under "optional" or "key". You find its name by:
1. Open json file in notepad
2. Ctrl+f and search for the object code number the game gives you in its error warning
3. Below the code number look for "plugin name". That is the mod that object belongs to.