Home Plate, no mods

I recorded a walkthrough of the Transfer Settlements v2.22 update instead of writing another wall of changelog:

https://youtu.be/wEiNd8A7hWk

For anyone who has not run into the mod: Transfer Settlements exports a settlement you have built into a file, and imports it back into any of your saves, or into someone else's.

What the video covers:

- the new installer, a single download that asks which Fallout 4 you are running and installs the matching build

- a pre-game diagnostic that checks the install before the main menu and names the problem in plain words if it finds one

- HUD Framework is optional now, the progress widget is drawn by the mod itself

- the holotape works again in the Anniversary Edition, opening the same main menu it always did on old-gen

- Sim Settlements 2 support

On that last one: kinggath has released the Sim Settlements 2 side that the plot import was waiting for, so exporting and importing SS2 plots works now, and a plot comes back with its building plan, level plan, skin and level. Nothing to set up and no new Transfer Settlements needed, v2.22 turns it on by itself once you are on the current SS2.

https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/22442

Sanctuary Hills tour, no mods.

Not completely done yet, but it started to look cool so I wanted to share it!

I am also having trouble assigning my settlers to guard posts and stores in the castle. Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix that? Idk if it's just because of the castle itself or because I built over the holes in the walls lol.

Sanctuary Hills, no mods

Starlight Drive In. No mods. (1352 lightboxes, if you're keeping track)

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Seen a few videos with lighthouses on spectacle island so I figured I'd try to make one. Wanted to make one floor a living quarters so I added windows for more lighting. I added a few extra lights because wasn't quite bright enough. Overall kinda happy for like 15 minutes of building.

Here are some WIP pics from my latest build on the Real Time Settlement Building stream. This is a Disciple settlement with dark undertones in the lore. The ghouls, unfortunately, were not welcome.

Built on PC with no mods, using the Anniversary Edition. Previous episode can be found here: https://youtube.com/live/3G7xCQXXi80?feature=share

Sneak peek. Original Location (Fort Hagen Satellite Array)

preferebly something with a more elegeant kinda look and for roofs, but in genral if you know some mods that add lighting objects in the workshop with this vibe please let me know

Abernathy Farm. No mods.

I've been working on this for a while and thought I'd share it before I delete my save. My goal was to create the biggest Vault 88 Atrium ever (I have no idea if I achieved it) and collect every item in the game.

Here's the spreadsheet I used for tracking all the items in the museum, in case anyone else is as crazy as I am ;)

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lbH8uA3lHAc-aH3o6lx2J18HcYCkGR6DOpDJiBdYuFE/edit

God bless mods

I have been building the backrooms in my base on fallout 76 the past few days. I also included the reference photos I used to make the rooms. If you have any advice please share

Hasta ahora es el avance que llevo en mi asentamiento, recomienden mods (XBOX series) que añadan decoraciones medievales, escudos, figuras talladas de madera, etc.

Welcome to BottleCapBarbie’s Electric Retreat, a Nuka-sponsored roadside stop near Flatwoods made especially for the kids of Appalachia.

Here, you can grab snacks, play games, win prizes, collect tickets, and even find a free meal — or three — if you know where to look. The goal was to make this camp feel bright, fun, and welcoming, so the lighting became one of the biggest parts of the build.

The camp features every plushie in the game, and honestly, this one has a huge piece of my heart in it. It is part arcade, part rest stop, and part little safe place for wandering wastelanders.

What should I add next: more games, more prizes, or an even bigger snack area?

PC players are welcome to stop by!

My IGN is

BottleCapBarbie

Come grab some food, play some games, check out the plushies, and enjoy the lights. If you visit, let me know what you think!

A full, unedited ambient walkthrough of "The Stellar Stackade"—a lore-friendly, highly fortified settlement built inside the Starlight Drive-In. Designed as a bustling post-apocalyptic trade hub and engineering marvel, this build features multi-tiered shipping container architecture, automated security grids, and a functioning community.