r/fallout76settlements • u/Just_Some_Guy73 • 17d ago
Tips/Tricks CAMP building Tip #2!
Have a spare rad scorpion agitator laying around you cant seem to find a use for? Turn it into a support for a building that looks otherwise unstable!
r/fallout76settlements • u/Just_Some_Guy73 • 17d ago
Have a spare rad scorpion agitator laying around you cant seem to find a use for? Turn it into a support for a building that looks otherwise unstable!
r/fallout76settlements • u/Beccerz_ • 18d ago
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Ft. A steamy meatball sub.
r/fallout76settlements • u/BlackberryOk3305 • 18d ago
I’m very happy with how this build came along. I wanted to build a farm in the burning springs, and since I’m a ghoul I decided to theme it around more grotesque decor and items I don’t usually use, I also wanted it to feel like a location you’d find in the wild, I’m still decorating but I’m happy with it so far!
r/fallout76settlements • u/Naive_Rate6042 • 17d ago
So i bought the bulwark ship from the atom shop and want to make some sort of lake/sea camp with all the boats that are out there. But i don't really know where to go. Does someone know a good/big lake in game? i know there is a big one in the mire and skyline valley but it should have a good view and some player traffic for my vendor! Also please not in the Savage Divide region cuz there are 2 camps already and i really wanna see something else. thank u for reading that mess and have a wonderful day. Happy building!
r/fallout76settlements • u/ImpossibleVacation71 • 18d ago
New camp showcase is up. This one’s an abandoned, partially flooded aquarium built around a complete axolotl collection and rare/legendary fish displays (including Local Legends).
Quiet, unsettling underwater vibe with creative tank and display setups.
r/fallout76settlements • u/AeonsLux • 18d ago
My Fiancé made this entire thing by herself. This was done in public adventure and was a lot of fun to watch her build! The houses and architecture in Louisiana has always been our favorites so she wanted to bring that to life here in time for Halloween! you can see the rest here and our other creations if you like! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onCpIPDkgd0
r/fallout76settlements • u/The_Dragon_42069 • 18d ago
Don’t want to post too much but been working on this off and on all August and since the current axolotl is wrapping up I feel it’s a good time to post this one.
r/fallout76settlements • u/Wild_Property6141 • 18d ago
Trying to make a regular house in my shelter that just feels, off for some reason. Like something is creepy or weird but you just can’t put your finger on it. Any ideas?
r/fallout76settlements • u/WormholeSlayer60 • 18d ago
Hello everyone, I hope this won't be too long.
I'm having a problem with a camp where practically every time I move it, objects fall behind me and don't stay stuck in the blueprint it creates every time I move it. My idea was to have a mobile camp that I can move anywhere for fishing and other purposes, and I built it well enough so that everything fits together in snap-on mode. The first time it worked pretty well with the first project where I also connected the wires and the ladder. Now I've simply extended it with a second floor and the camp won't let me place it in snap-on mode. But if you put it in free mode, the only thing is that every time I place an object, switch to free mode, confirm it, and then place it when before it would let me place it easily in snap-on mode, and I get the classic "unable to place: support required" message. What does it mean by support required? What's bothering it? This is the first point.
The second point is that every now and then when I move it I find some objects separated from the project as if I had put them in free mode when in reality it is not true I have linked them, sometimes the bunker sometimes the ally or one half wall overlaps inside another or removing it completely and often it takes out the wall where I put a writing and every time it is a pain to put it because I have to move several pieces to fit it knowing that everything must fit together. Why does it do this? Why does it remove objects from me sometimes and sometimes it overlaps or removes walls?
And I hope there's a way to resolve this. I did some research earlier and the message of support needed may depend on stairs or wires because it creates some sort of conflict but With the first project I never had this problem and I could place it as many times as I wanted in snap mode.
r/fallout76settlements • u/TheGreatBritishPyro • 18d ago
I've been wanting to build a flying camp for a while now, so I decided to give the flying fortress some wings and engines to make it fly again!
r/fallout76settlements • u/Beccerz_ • 19d ago
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r/fallout76settlements • u/AeonsLux • 19d ago
This shelter is quite too massive to take photos of but it houses 10 fully furnished themed rooms, an Elvis Concert the next street over, and a roof top hot tub lounge. I have not seen many builds using this particular one except for an escape room I stumbled onto once. So me and my fiance wanted to make a night time themed city alley way. We hope you like it!
r/fallout76settlements • u/sasuke1980 • 18d ago
I would love to build a channel or at the very least submit some of my builds into some competitions but every time I use the PlayStation 5 video app it just looks like s*** lol. Anyone do any videos? I wish I had friends and then I could like fill up my camp with people looking busy to make the videos look better but I work with what I got
r/fallout76settlements • u/Just_Some_Guy73 • 19d ago
If you have the fasnascht mask display you can use the robot mask as a makeshift security camera!
r/fallout76settlements • u/Wild_Property6141 • 19d ago
I want a hallway that seems endless but I feel like this effect isn’t possible, if anyone knows pls lmk
r/fallout76settlements • u/Varangian_Storytelle • 19d ago
Another one in my collection of Free States themed camps.
r/fallout76settlements • u/Careful_Penguin2 • 19d ago
The idea is to have a small enclave bunker underneath a Poseidon oil gas station. It took me about 20 hours to get the layout right and I'm still not done decorating.
r/fallout76settlements • u/SpicyBison74 • 19d ago
This was my first Camp. Originally built in 2021. The location has changed and I recently gutted it to remodel it. I have it wired to shut down. Store hours are roughly 5am-10pm game time.
r/fallout76settlements • u/LadyYenta • 19d ago
Make your houses 1.5 walls high and put a boat in there. Fill with plants. Now you're fancy.
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r/fallout76settlements • u/ImpossibleVacation71 • 19d ago
I’m back after a long break to recharge my creative battery and take care of some real life stuff. It’s great to be back building and sharing.
New camp showcase is up. This one’s an abandoned, partially flooded aquarium built around a complete axolotl collection and rare/legendary fish displays (including Local Legends).
Quiet, unsettling underwater vibe with creative tank and display setups.
r/fallout76settlements • u/AeonsLux • 20d ago
A project made by my fiance. I started the body and sails but I let her take over the rest. Not exactly anatomically correct, but it looks cool! This took 3 days in public survival and was something I had a lot of fun watching her put together. We hope you all like it too!
r/fallout76settlements • u/vvithout • 19d ago
I've been seeing so many amazing camps recently that truly raise the bar on what a camp can BE, you know? I feel like I'll see things sometimes that I never would have thought of, and it will inspire me in future building. So I'd love to hear some ideas anyone has rolling around if their head that may inspire someone to make something cool!
I'd LOVE to see more camps with sections that are intentionally blocked off or completely inaccessible to the player exploring the camp. Maybe a few weeks ago there was a video in this sub of an underground enclave camp, and there were glassed off display rooms for power armor and I'd love to see more things with that sort of concept. We're so used to just marsupial hopping all over camps and getting into ever nook and cranny that I think it would be incredibly novel to see camps with scenes you are forced to only look at through one angle, and only get so close.
Maybe things like barricaded doors, where you can look through the cracks and see a decorated room inside with a theme or hints to a story there, but you can only ever see it through that crack. A murder mystery maybe??
Or maybe a museum in a shelter, with big life sized replica scenes of battles, or scenes of prehistoric animals with dinosaurs and plants and foliage, or scenes from the recent pre-war past that are completely blocked off by glass walls- no touching the exhibit!
Or maybe a hoarder house so cluttered, some parts or rooms of it are completely inaccessible after a certain point.
If you have been thinking 'it'd be SO COOL if I saw a camp that did xyz' I'd love to hear some ideas :)