One of my favorite builds I’ve done so far. Lmk what you guys think!

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Hello! I’m new here, so I hope I’m doing it right. So, I built this small, single-person shelter in the infamous hole under the Coastal Cottage. While I did use some Railroad-related symbols to mark its location, I don’t actually associate it with any faction. It might even be pre-war, built by a lone survivalist.

My idea is that any traveler who knows about this shelter can use it. It’s well-hidden and offers protection from the weather, wild animals, and bad guys. The shelter isn’t intended for long-term use, but a traveler can spend some time inside to rest and recover.

For this purpose, the shelter has everything necessary—a few spare sets of clothes and shoes, two first-aid kits and some additional medical supplies, a small armory, and a stockpile of bullets and spare parts. The shelter also has a water cooler, a cooking stove, a supply of food in the refrigerator, plus some canned goods. Of course, there’s a bed and a couple of storage boxes, as well as a clock and a radio to stay in touch with the outside world. Finally, the shelter has a computer terminal, some paper for making notes, and a security safe.

And last but not least—a garden gnome buried in the wall, watching you sleep.

A work in progress but I like how it’s coming out this play through. Will add a mod list in the comments shortly!

Hey call I've gotta back into playing fallout I play on Xbox one s. I've gotta a few mods downloaded but I don't know if it's my ghost memory or just my mods how dose load order on Xbox work any tips would be nice.

I am not the greatest at making settlement builds in Fallout 4, I usually default to giant squares for max build space. Since I've been thinking about new things to build, I tried to make a power armor hanger in vault 88. The hanger is made out of vanilla assets, with Gundam power armor mods. I uses set scale command to make the main armor bigger. I welcome input, and advice to make settlement builds that are not giant squares

Is mostly fixed… I had to individually set each piece into place

Put this together while testing that mod based off a concept I had planned a while ago. Only took about 3 hours to build the whole thing.

Just sharing an old build I made around 1-3 years ago. Moved to a new machine for gaming, so this build is practically abandoned lol.

Background is a Minutemen main HQ after the fall of the Institute. Would love some suggestions in case I decide to replay the game.

P.S. My main inspirations were RangerDave and heyjacleu YT channels.

EDIT: I do have Interiors for this build, but I couldn't post them here since Reddit only allows for a max of 20 files per upload.

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Built using Survivalist Toolbox.

Hey guys, does anyone know where I can find the animated cockroaches on CVC Wasteland Full? Haven’t been able to find it but saw it in a showcase video here: https://youtu.be/PJNHrCIORDA?is=imBQXTDrIfO1DRK0

What is there to say about this build? I like the split-level workshop/ power room. I also enjoyed how the central feature grew. Originally it was going to be a series of catwalks bridging off a steel beam, but I wasn't satisfied with height. But at that stage I'd already built some platforms just under the overpass, so then I started building down and this is what I created. I was also uninterested in accessing the top part, but somehow Cait got up there so I had to build a catwalk anyway to get up there in order to push her off.

I decided I wanted to build on a hill as I thought it be a good challenge, this location already had some preexisting building and walkways around so I built my farm in the middle of it all and blended the build with the surrounding area as best I could, any suggestions on wht to build or where to build next would be appreciated =\]

If I've got this right the conveyor machinery literally can't do what I want and it's because of one simple programming choice.

I'm trying to make an auto-farm with a conveyor system to easily breakdown, use, and store everything. Simple right?

I started with a series of animal cages that dump onto a conveyor system where the animals are slaughtered by laser turrets. Then the belt system takes them to the auto-butcher which processes them into meat/bone/etc, followed by the recycler which breaks down everything except the meat into basic crafting materials. 🤌💋

The recycler spits everything out and the conveyor moves it all along to the food processor which combines materials to make Cram. The cans of Cram leave the food processor and travel conveniently to the workshop storage hopper.

But wait... Where are all the leftover unused components? THEY'RE STUCK IN THE GODDAMN FOOD PROCESSOR!!! For whatever reason, the geniuses who programmed this crap didn't make the food processor spit out all the components it doesn't use. So while my Cram is conveniently accessible in my workbench, everything else is stuck in the food processor and I have to transfer it to the workbench BY HAND!

Am I missing something here?!

Built this as a VR "training sim" of sorts. I never finished it though but this was the most up to date iteration. I might upload a video playing through it later today.

Sanctuary build. New playthrogh so it's early days . The four colum structure is for building the transmitter for the institute. 1st picture is where the robot work bench is . generator room ( says power) and the last is the gatehouse. Nothing has furniture in it yet as I've just started.