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That object is spawned using a console command, I explain this in the video description 😉👍

@@FiddleflapsVids Thanks, sorry for making you explain twice. Great videos btw. You make some awesome organic structures that fit extremely well. What is the purpose of overlapping the warehouse foundations?

@@isaiah7310 No probs, and thanks! I hate floating structures and as the game does not provide 2x1 foundation pieces, I overlap the existing 2x2 ones to ensure the structures I build are ‘supported’ as it were.

Great to hear you liked it, thanks! 👍😁

I build using the Place Everywhere mod - www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/9424

Great to hear you enjoy them, thank you! 👍😊

Great to hear you liked the build and that it will hopefully be on some use for your own, thanks! One thing to bear in mind is this is not strictly pure vanilla as I do use the Place Everywhere mod, and without it some things I do would either not be possible or at least very hard to replicate just using the various building glitches.

They were added using console commands, Bethesda use them in their own vaults yet sadly don’t let us build them normally 😔

It can take a little while to get used to how some of the pieces fit together, especially as some parts need to be placed first in order to act as snap points for others. I am sure after a little experimentation you’ll quickly get the hang of it 👍

The only mod used in the build was Place Everywhere, everything else is just Vanilla and DLC with some objects that are not normally buildable being added via console commands. For the ‘a frame roof’ I am guessing you are referring to the Atrium Roof as shown at 6:37? If so they are _Atrium - End_ and _Atrium - Ceiling_ pieces that come with the Vault-Tec Workshop DLC. I made a series showing how I put the vault together, and you can see that section being built here: ruclips.net/video/jUFzpkyuK54/видео.htmlsi=GNt_KeaiVKRg-l4r&t=692

@@FiddleflapsVids oh that's cool! Thanks I'll check that out :D I didn't see it :( will look again

Sorry, not sure when I’ll be getting around to Somerville Place.... might be a while 😔 Currently on a break from building and enjoying some other games for a while, when I return the next couple of builds will probably be for Fallout: London as I am really enjoying it.

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I build up on the overpass in the later part of this series, first time doing so and had quite a bit of fun with it 😊

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This whole DLC could have been a seperate game !

Thank you so much, glad you liked it!

The only mod used for the build is Place Everywhere, there is a list of all the mods I using in this playthrough linked in the description.

Cool, hope it goes well 👍

What dlc you using?​@@FiddleflapsVids

@@PoknatLionhart-ob3cn I bought the season pass years ago when it was on sale so have all the DLC

Great to hear you liked it, many thanks! 🙏😁

Sounds cool! Have you considered recording a tour to show off your build, sure others would also like to see it 👍

Great to hear you have been enjoying the builds, thanks! 👍😊

Great to hear the video has been able to provide some ideas 👍😁

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I used the TCL command to get outside the map and built a wind turbine and run all the cables on top of the ceiling.

Thanks and hope you enjoyed! 🤞😁

lol, even without settlers the games engine is capable of doing the same just by the player fast travelling into an area 😆. Thankfully I use the Place Everywhere mod which allows me to make all the objects I place static, no way I would spend all the time I do decorating these builds without it.

Not sure what the next settlement will be, currently taking a break to play Fallout: London and will probably do some build there first.

@@FiddleflapsVids а хорошо, тогда ждём 🙌

Thanks! I guess the place is a little tucked away, plus with progressing the main story it can be easy to forget to return and check in with the Ferrymen to get the quest that unlocks it 👍

@@dukerider0319 same bruh

Not sure how far you have progressed so will be slightly vague in case I spoil something. You need to progress the main quest to the point where you can gain Archie as a companion, and the Ferrymen will mention he is returning to Thameshaven and asks you to visit him there. Once you do he will give you a quest that will unlock this home, you also need to be running the latest version of the mod as this quest would not trigger in the initial release. I am a bit of a loot goblin and had been storing junk in the duffle bag at the Vagabonds Greenwich camp (does not seem to reset) before I unlocked a settlement so had plenty of junk and materials ready. That and the Scrapper perk is great for turning all those awful crude guns into useful materials 😁.

@@FiddleflapsVids I haven't picked up Archie even though I've gotten that far because I went exploring. I guess I'll go grab him then I can get the home. Archie's voice was so annoying that I've been ignoring him

@@Duchess-of-Camelot I went from tolerating to really liking Archie and have now maxed out his affinity. Thought his companion quest was quite touching, and you get a decent accessory as a reward as well although sadly his perk reward is currently broken. Just be warned you’ll need to earn that home from a rather tough fight 😉

@@FiddleflapsVids Thanks Fiddle.

Pretty much describes the hell that it is to ride the Tube in the height of British Summer 😆

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I was planning on having a bathroom where the Chem Station is, but as it would not serve any real gameplay purpose went with the more useful Chem Station instead.

​@@FiddleflapsVids add a bucket somewhere

Never knew the mannequin’s moved in Skyrim, although it’s been years since I last played it… either way 😱😆

I am guessing it’s probably more of an engine issue? Even with minor bugs and issues for a fan project I think its amazing what Team FOLON have achieved. 👍

@@FiddleflapsVids team folon is frekkyn great, I cant stop playing there "MOD" , we eating good us fallout fans.

Thanks, hope you enjoyed!

A cultured CHOSEN-INT-ONE i see

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I believe I had around 23 when I finished, basically enough so that every available job was filled. I would have liked to have more but find having too many can be a real performance drain, and I was already getting a few slow downs in certain spots so thought this was a good point to stop.

Great to hear you liked it! Thanks! 😁

Great to hear you liked it, thanks! 👍😁

The only mod used for the build was Place Everywhere, with some normally non-buildable objects (such as the Super Duper Mart sign) being added via console commands. There is a list of all the mods I am using in this playthrough linked in the description.

Great to hear you liked it and that hopefully it was worth the wait 🤞😅. No idea why I start builds just before summer as my work schedule always gets crazy and so never have enough free time to complete them. Been playing and loving Fallout London and have just got to the point of unlocking and starting to build at its settlements, if they turn out well hope to show them on the channel so will be taking a break from the Commonwealth for a little while.

Thanks! Have also been really enjoying playing Fallout London, have a couple of the settlements already unlocked and they are fun to build at (and have new London themed objects too 😁). If I manage to come up with anything decent I’ll probably be sharing the builds on the channel, and also makes a nice break from the Commonwealth.

Thanks for the suggestions 👍

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Hope you ain't one of them synths here to spy on me... 😆

Thanks for the suggestion 👍

Thanks! The junk / loot decoration is dropped from my inventory and then placed and made static using Place Everywhere, you can see the process I use here: ruclips.net/video/miIUpEcttwQ/видео.htmlsi=12TtmxQWUZN0WE2D&t=1263