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Awesome! Glad that you were able to use this idea to create your own build! Hope you enjoy using the scaffolding. I've found that they give a little more flexibility with building.

LOL! It seems that settlers are never happy! In Minecraft (I play on Xbox), I've had a problem for a while that the some (not all) villagers won't use the door to get to their beds. They stand outside the wall where their bed is located trying to get in. Sometimes they glitch thorough the wall but have problems with using the door. They are just as frustrating as the FO4 settlers!

@@cryingcube2 Have you placed the door sideways? In that case the AI can't get throu it as it gets confused, even keeps zombies out with this open door policy

No I haven't tried that. Thanks for the tip - I will give that a try!

Thank you! Glad you liked it!

LOL - you're welcome!

You're welcome!

You're welcome and thank you for the feedback! I'm glad that you gave it a try. If the railing that you couldn't snap is the one at the top of the scaffolding stairs, there is a build order issue that prevents the shack railing from snapping. How to resolve this is shown in the video starting at 19:50. Hope this helps!

@ Thank you.

You're welcome

LOL - it's a good solution for the light but logically doesn't make sense that the concrete with mesh doesn't leak!

You're welcome! I also appreciate your feedback on the video. It's always helpful to know what is and isn't working in the videos.

LOL! Yes - they still get a 1. The appearance doesn't seem to matter - although maybe it should 🤔

Hello and welcome! Thanks for stopping by!

I think it's because glass doesn't have particle collision physics and won't stop rain.

@brennanodea1878 The glass roofs are definitely a big disappointment!

@Dream0Asylum Good to know! Thanks for the information!

You're welcome! Glad it is inspirational!

LOL - yes it is!

@cryingcube2 if they took more care to the details and be able to scrap everything everywhere and build anywhere it would have a much much better experience. Don't get me wrong I like playing fallout 4 but those little things make a difference

I agree - with the Nex Gen update, I was hoping that a lot of the problems would be resolved. I also hoped they would add nice things like the ability to scrap everything or allow things like rocks and grass/bushes to disappear if you build over them (similar to in FO76 if you play that game).

Thank you! Glad you like it and hope that you will give it a try 😊

Thank you! I completely understand! It is very frustrating when you can't figure out why the happiness keeps going down but you are doing everything that you should. IMO all of the existing structures that have fairly intact roofs should be flagged as sheltered by default.

I had that question earlier - so I took a look at multi-level structures and they are pretty interesting. In the scenario of say a bed on the 1st floor covered by a mesh floor (unsheltered) and then a second floor covered by a sheltered material (such as a roof or wood floor), the bed on the first floor will be sheltered. But if you have a bed on the first floor covered by a mesh floor (or other unsheltered material) and then have a second floor covered by a mesh floor (or other unsheltered) and then a third floor covered by a sheltered material, the bed on the first floor is unsheltered. That's too bad for the arena - that would be a great way to view the fights!

Thank you and welcome! Glad that you like them and hope that you will give it a try!

I certainly will be! Think I’ll pop them on t’other side of the drive in screen, and have the bottom floor open as a bit of a patio/food court area, but I LOVE the inspiration this is giving me! 🤩

Awesome! Love the concept! Glad this is helpful! Careful with the other side of the screen - it is curved and has lots of collision points with the bent metal. Be sure to start out far enough to avoid problems as you build up.

Neither - it came with the Nuka-world DLC. It is found workshop menu under Raider/The Pack. It's been a while since I've played the Nuka-world DLC so I can't remember if you need to clear the parks and assign the flags before it unlocks or not.

You're welcome! I appreciate the feedback!

I know - it makes me sad too!

The raiders will throw stones, you know how they do

You know the old saying, those with glass houses have plasma turrets on top as well.

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You're welcome -glad you enjoyed it!

LOL! Yes, unfortunately that probably has something to do with it!

LOL! It's much better than that!!

lol Initially, I thought it was about farming (like, making raised beds and how to build cool structures for them...) xD

@Starolfr I understand and see how that could happen....not a bad idea though - thanks! 😊

Sure - I can take a look at them. Are you interested in the warehouse walls that have the roofs attached in the Warehouse/Prefab section?

Unfortunately, that does happen. If I am missing a settler - I know where I can find them!

@@cryingcube2 I was afraid of that, I was hoping your video meant they had fixed that but appearently not.

I think it is more related to the settlers spawning in when the cell loads (similar to how they end up on the roofs - I think). They don't seem to be able to fall into the hole if it is covered though.

I took a quick look at a couple of the areas with large holes and found that they were sheltered. However other viewers found that there are both sheltered and unsheltered areas (not sure of the exact locations though). I never liked using the houses in Sanctuary. I thought it was sad when Moma Murphy was sleeping in her bed and the rain was pouring in on her. Generally, I build houses for the settlers on some of the scrapped house lots.

Thank your! Glad it was helpful.

Awesome, thank you! I appreciate the feedback!

LOL! Ungrateful indeed! They are difficult to keep happy!

Thank you! I appreciate the feedback!

Thank you for the explanation! I have noticed that even with rain occlusion turned on, the rain goes right through the glass roofs - now I know why!

Can you shoot through the glass walls?

@@DaDungeyes, try having a gunner v raider cage fight surrounded by glass walls & ceilings & be ready for pain if you try to watch from anywhere other than behind the cages.

@DaDunge I haven't tried it yet 🤔

@@cryingcube2 I’ve always been trying to find a way to easily watch & enjoy the gladiatorial games, haven’t found it yet. Have to block away settlers too as they’ll start killing my gladiators off. Which I don’t mind when I, ready for them as despawn can be way too fast.

That definitely works! I generally add both to my settlements.

Thank you! I'm glad that this video is helpful!

You're welcome! It seems that everyone is as disappointed about the glass roofs as I am! I've been away from playing a modded game for a while but I'm sure that there is a mod out there to solve this problem.

There is a mod on Nexus - Glass Roofs Stop Rain and Snow. As it says it stops the rain, I haven't used it yet so I don't know it affects the sheltered status of beds(Not sure if they are seperate values in the coding).

Thanks for the info 😊

@@milesbartlett Sweet. I'll give it a try next time I play. Thanks.

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I didn't find this when I was testing. Which roofs/floors and beds are you looking at?

I don't know why that happened. I've noticed that settlers don't always go the beds that I assign to them from time-to-time. Do they reassign themselves to a different bed automatically?

I've seen some unassigning, but not entire settlements. I've also seen them assign themselves to multiple beds and I've also seen them get lost if they weren't assigned to a bed. Strong assigned himself to a bed one time, he stood on it...couldn't lay on it I guess, then he unassigned himself. It was sometime after that when I noticed the weird activity regarding the beds.

Sometimes when I away from Sanctuary, the number of beds decreases, leading to decrease in happiness. Never happens in other settlements. Though, it’s one with the most settlers (25 settlers, including the refugees from Concord). The other settlements I keep the default number of settlers, and this doesn’t happen (from 2-3 settlers typically).

For me, I have noticed that when I look at a settlement stats in the Pipboy, it is sometimes incorrect. Typically, it will read that a settlement has less water, defense or beds than it actually has. When I travel to that settlement, open the workshop (to see the correct values) it seems to sync up again with the Pipboy. I have to say that I've never seen an entire settlement unassign from their beds though.

@@cryingcube2 I get that a lot with Red Rocket, saying no beds and/or water, then correcting itself upon arrival. I always make my way there, just in case, because I've made the mistake of ignoring settlement stats and learned my lesson.

I'm not really sure why they would design it that way (unless it was an oversight). It is frustrating to players - especially at these settlements that you get early in the game, to have to battle with an unknown factor that is hurting the settlement happiness. Although it is Bethesda LOL!

Thank you! Glad it is helpful!

Thank you and welcome! I'm glad it is helpful!

LOL - completely understand. Some of the materials don't really make sense - so hopefully your settlers are happy (is that possible??)

Thank you - Good to know - they are pretty popular items to use in builds.

You're welcome!

Thank you! Congrats on over 6000 hours of FO4 - impressive!! I haven't tested the scaffolding yet - but will give that a try. Thanks for the ideas from SarDeliac builds. I have used a few of his ideas for guard stations and like the idea of having a cot or sleeping bag to have the appearance that guard might need to rest (even if that never happens in the game) It's good to know that the shack walls (with the small roofs) count as covered. The slot machines (from the vaultec workshop dlc) that provide happiness are one of my favorites to use but you have to be careful because they cost caps to build. LOL on Marcy Long - couldn't agree more!

@@cryingcube2 I used to make the slot machines that robbed my settlers and gave me a steady flow of caps. But I found that if I take scrounger (even with a low luck ) I had tons of bullets to use for trading caps off from the vendors. Then with the proceeds of my arms sales I can pay for the 500 cap super happy settler slot machines. I found that going into each settlement and having every place constantly complaining about losing or being called a degenerate. If people are happy when I arrive, it really elevates the mood of the places that I am building at. I have a few radio station mods installed and it is very fun to blaze up and build on my settlements while Atomic radio or Galaxy News is playing away. I also like to do that while wearing all my +Luck gear to "Fish" for Perfectly Preserved Pies :)

@stormcry8202 In 4500 hours of playing, I've never been able to get a piece of Perfectly Preserved Pie except for the guaranteed piece in the Nuka-World junkyard Port-a-Diner. I think even with high luck there is less than a 5% chance of getting a delicious slice of pie and I never have my luck up high enough to make it worth the time. Maybe my character's New Year's resolution will be to get finally get a slice of perfectly preserved pie!

@@cryingcube2 I'm sitting on 5 pieces of pie in my inventory. At just takes time to get the pie. Even with a low luck of 2 I have gotten a piece. It took 20 mins..... but I got it. If you get some luck gear like the greaser jacket, and knit cap and any other "Lucky" gear it will take even less time. I just get stoned AF (like I need an excuse :) and just keep pushing buttons until I get it. Just be careful, I know that there was a bug that from the time the pie is successfully grabbed to the time it is being brought to the machine. It sometimes would not appear at the end if the player kept mashing buttons. No idea if it still happens but I still take my hands off the controller when I notice the machine is going to get the pie (the crane arm readjusts itself just before dropping, if it is going to really grab the pie). It sometimes even with a high luck, that the pie takes 10 mins to get. I had a character with a 22 luck when I added +Luck gear on and it took 11 mins. A few days ago with a 3 Luck and no gear, I wandered by the Super Duper Mart and snagged the pie in 30 secs. I personally like going after the one near Starlight at the diner. The Nuka-cola fridge refreshes it's stock, so I can grab a pie and Nuka on the way up north to visit/steal all the water outta my workbenches to stick in Drinkin' Buddy to make them Ice Cold and sell for 50% more.

@stormcry8202 OK you talked me into it! I will get more Perfectly Preserved Pie!! Thanks also for the tips - they will definitely help! I also saw on the Wiki that there are a few pieces of pie free for the taking (I think) in the game. One is in an Eat-o-tronic in the Mechanist's Lair, two on a counter in Cappy's Cafe in Nuka-world and one above the entrance to Fizztop Mountain (also in Nuka-world). I'm going to have to check these out too.

Thank you! I took a quick look at two of the raider tents and they are both sheltered as long as the bed is under the tent. In the sections where the tents are narrow, it seems that if the majority of the bed is under the tent, it is sheltered but i would stick to putting beds more in the center or under the wider ends.

@@cryingcube2 Wow, thanks for replying so quickly and thanks for testing it out. Much appreciated.

You're welcome 😊

You're welcome! Yeah - I don't know the answer to that either!

The problem is likely with collision with the wall light or the ceiling fan. Try sliding the scaffolding at an angle. Standing at the top of the stairs. Move back to the corner where the broken outside wall meets the broken inside wall. Holding the scaffolding so that it will be square with the corner of the house where it needs to be placed, walk diagonally in that direction. It helps me if I look more at the floor than at the ceiling or walls. It should allow you to place it in the corner. If you don't have it in the right spot, you should be able to make fine adjustments. It might also help if you place the scaffolding anywhere in the room first and then try to slide it in place (using the steps above). Hope this helps!

@@cryingcube2 OMG, i did it, was a bit hard but i really did it, thank you 😘

Awesome!! I’m glad that you got it in place 😊😊

I did a quick check of the 2 scenarios using both the flat and slanted roofs with the missing corners. It looks like in both cases (2 side-by-side to make a hole and 4 to make a big hole) and with both the slanted and flat roofs, if the bed is mostly under the hole, then it is unsheltered. As the majority of the bed moves to be under the roof, it is then sheltered.

@ Thank you so much for testing that! That’s very helpful!

You're welcome!

You're welcome! There are commands to check and change the value of the other resources (food, water, defense) but I only found a command to check the beds - not modify the beds. I haven't tied it though 🤔

@@cryingcube2 I just had a quick look and it seems that a bed can be made covered by clicking on it (in cheat mode) and using the command- Setav 334 1 I fast travelled away from the settlement and back again to see if the status would change and it didn't, the game still recognised the bed as being under cover. Could be handy for pc players who like to sleep under skylights...

@Vandal_Savage That is good news - there seem to be a fair amount of skylight sleepers in this community! That command didn't show up on any of the lists that I have but it makes sense that it would change the beds designation. Thanks for giving that a try and posting the update 😊

@@cryingcube2 you are welcome! 🙂

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LOL! Bethesda logic is the only explanation that I can think of 🤔