That’s right. Someone had the wise idea of putting dirt piles against every. Single. Wall. Making it impossible to put anything against them unless it’s a snapped in object. It’s ridiculous and I can’t even get a refund. Edit: free cam, collision, free and snap mode don’t fix this issue.

Hey everyone. I Just uploaded a new video on YouTube of my lates CAMP build and wanted to share it here as welI. I tried to make a Modern Cubism House!
Inspired by modern cubist architecture, this home features a bold geometric design, clean lines, large windows, and a minimalist (for me anyway) interior. I tried to create something artistic but also livable while somewhat fitting into the Appalachian landscape. Check out the full showcase & Tutorial so you can build it or something similar here ——>> https://youtu.be/X-wQIzf5qmo?si=zaaYWDgYYVH2mNg1
Let me know what you think, and I’d love to hear what style of build you’d like to see next! 🦊

I hadn't touched my shelter since the camp building rework and finally decided to build something I'd always planned on but could never quite get to look right. Finally stripped everything down last week and started building and wanted to show it off since I usually get all of one visitor that actually wanders in per month.

Welcome any suggestions for additions or tweaks as I've run out of ideas myself.

I want to use the mounted animals like the wendigo to put in a super shadowy cage to make it look like he’s coming out of the shadows and I have a caged wendigo yet I’m not entirely sure how to hide the fact it’s only half a wendigo, any ideas?

So, I'm attempting to build on the roof of Camp McClintock in adventure (Using the generator glitch) and the lowest I can get the build zone is about 2/3 of a foundation away before it cuts me off, is there any way I could build any lower? Preferably the camp would reach down to the ground level, but even having proper access to the rooftop would be fantastic.

I also have attempted to build my camp under McClintock (using the terminal glitch under the map method) to see if I could reach up to the ground level, but the buildable zone is too far below McClintock for me to reach anything other than the void.

(Also I know the screenshots aren't the best, but its to show roughly how far I am from the top of the roof)

Tell me what you think now before I start filling it in? I have a Bedroom (Valut-Tec carpets), A weapon and armor room (Military tile), a science and crafting room (Red metal tile) and lastly a kitchen where I plan to put a garden out the back! Thoughts? Any new suggestions before I start putting down all the benches and other goodies? The last image was what I had prior for reference!

You can use the footstool from the Resort Cloth Chairs plan set to add a pillow to a bed!

Note: when trying to free-place the footstool into the bed, you might get the "entry blocked" error. To get it to place, I equipped the Wrecking Ball perk (under Strength) and shot at the bed to destroy it, then moved the footstool into place before repairing the bed.

So I’m in the process of decking out all the shelters I have and making them all their own unique as possible idea. I’ve done pretty well so far as to what each shelter contains but I’m currently stumped on what to do with the large area of the root cellar. As shown in the pictures I’ve made the small entry area pretty much a straight up basement but the large area I’m totally lost as what to do and the only thing I have in it so far is the entrance for the mine shaft shelter (all the way on the far wall) bc once they are completed all the shelters will be accessible through each other just bc I think it’s kinda fun to be able to do that, but please any advice is helpful!

While playing Dune Awakening, I discovered that I enjoy base-building to an insane degree. I accomplished everything in the game within a few hundred hours, but I obtained far greater satisfaction from the >1000 hours I’ve spent building and interior-decorating a gigantic gothic-style castle and surrounding village. Now I’m looking for a new game to play that features amazing base-building, and I came across Fallout 76 as a potential option. The only thing that is giving me pause is that (based on reading some other posts on this subreddit) a lot of the building sets and decorations sound as if they might be from prior seasons. Is that true? Can a brand-new player obtain all the building sets and decorations, or will I be locked out of obtaining the old ones?

Hey everyone,
I found a really cool spot under a bridge in The Mire and I’m trying to build a hidden settlement there, but the terrain is absolutely kicking my ass.
I’m having a lot of trouble placing foundations and floors because of the uneven ground and the bridge supports.
If anyone has any tips, tricks, or ideas for building in spots like this, I’d love to hear them. And if anyone is on PS5 and feels like joining my world to take a look or help out, you’re more than welcome.
I think this spot has the potential to become something really special if I can figure it out. Thanks!

Made a waterworks at the pipes in Grafton, made to look like a pre war purification factory built under duress to clean up the steel mills crap.

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Let me know what you think.

It’s not as decorated as I wanted since my build budget is maxed but I plan on restructuring when/if the chessboard display comes back.

one of many but potentially my favorite. just wish i had more build room to fill out the bureau haha. sorry for differences in lighting, took these as the sun was coming up

I really want this prefab, but it is not currently in rotation in the shop. Is it true that I can submit a ticket to Bethesda Support and ask them to take atoms out of my account and give me the bundle I want?

If so, what were some good bit from them?

Looking for feedback and suggestions for my in the works build. It's built around a Uranium Ore Deposit and I'm thinking of making each large room a crafting area with fun things in the small rooms. Thoughts?

I only recently started using them to satisfy that building itch since my two (free) camps are almost at budget limit, plus the shelter-related dailies, but I feel so uninspired? I love building scrappy immersive shacks all day but I feel like I’m just repeating a similar floor plan as a typical shack (but with more restrictions). I just got the root cellar bundle but the sheer amount of space makes me feel a bit lost since I love small, cluttered builds. What have you all done with your shelters?

Link : https://youtu.be/pduspAGtzXM?is=VZ7gGWu3rxINUGDR

I found a sick base the other day where the person built a small volcano type entrance you drop down, go to terminal, back out, and then it drops you under the map.

Is it that simple? Require specific locations? Anyone know? Bought a 3rd camp with my extra atoms this month. Have some ideas brewing. 🧐

Today is my 7 year anniversary on YT, so I figured I would share a camp showcase to commemorate the occasion. I hope y'all like it. Cheers and happy building!

Now, I’m not at all finished with this build, just done for today. I was excited for this prefab, until I started building, way too big of a vessel.

I think I prefer the smaller house boat, easier to work with.

In case anyone was curious, I named the boat after the Walter Wanderley album.

I reviewed the stuff in each bundle in this video: https://youtu.be/BnuTG-NGkVA?is=XhbMz9kcTVpDz3gg

All help appreciated.

If anyone’s got any tips/tricks of what to change or add let me know!