Finally a person who can explain fallout 4 electronics in a entertaining, informative, and interesting way without sound they just snorted 3 lines of cocaine
Just got back into fall out 4 after a few years away and downloaded DLC, struggled to find out how to wire everything and this video blew my mind , brilliant and very easy ,I’m off to build my factory cheers
Incredibly helpful my friend much simpler than it looks in fact when I saw your first video doing the walkthrough of the ammo plant I assumed the inner workings would be incredibly complicated but honestly I would describe this as an intermediate level of building that being said the sheer tidiness and precision of your original build is very impressive my friend inspiring in fact thank you very much for sharing I've become aware that these videos were posted years ago but I hope you see this all the same God bless you my friend and have a great day
Oh man I just found this, but thank you for doing it. I learned so much believe it or not lol. Also I don't like using very many mods that add stuff so since this is vanilla it is very beneficial. Thank you for doing this again!!!!
I finished mine and got it working! I’m so happy and proud of the result thank you so much for the help. I built mine at starlight drive in (it’s gigantic lol)
I really appreciate you. I haven't started building yet because I like learning before trying something complex. Saves me from frustration. Thanks, brother.
I liked to watch this, but i don't even play fallout 4... Its like watching that rob ross dude, it's relaxing to only watch somebody who knows what he's doing.
amazing tutorial! ive been wondering how to properly use a lot of this stuff from add on. Thank you for taking your time and explaining in perfect detail. im building mine now. much appreciated
Short summary for someone watching: independently route electricity from your power source to your switches, then let your switches control the flow of energy by routing from them to your connectors and conduits. With this setup the switches themselves act as logic gates of a type, only you can route multiple actions through a single lever instead of the logic gates that take multiple inputs to decide whether to flip a virtual lever.
Thank you for your summary, I know I can get long winded in an explanation, but some people that have never done anything like this may not understand what you just said. I do, but not everyone will. What I was attempting to do was not only tell them HOW to do it, but explain WHY it works the way it does. Then if things don't work right they have some idea where to look for the problem. I understand for those people that understand it, my explanation can get very boring.
Peabody1001 The nice thing about a summary is that someone can read it once, perhaps not get it, watch the video, then read it a second time and see everything 'click' conceptually. I meant it only as a reinforcement tool, not any sort of jab.
I didn't take it as a jab. I do tend to get long winded explaining stuff. I was only commenting to you the reason I show "why" to do something and not just "how" to do it. Like the old saying "give a man a fish...feed him for a day; teach him HOW to fish and feed him for a lifetime."
Oh good! You made the wiring follow-up video! Very well done, I liked how you demonstrated the difference between connecting to connectors and connecting to switches, it really simplified the concept of transmission and interrupted flow to isolate process applications, and how to direct on/off functionality to multiple inputs. Also, demonstrating the conduit application of wire first, build second definitely helped me understand why I could never get my conduits to function properly., now if they only snapped to walls to be perfectly lined up or squared to the floors and walls. wishful thinking right?
Very helpful. Thank you. I was having trouble mainly with the sorter and hoppers, but this set up is far more space efficient. (I had 3 floors and had to use an elevator. Was having a ton of trouble with the lifts. Had to add vacs to the end to keep them from jamming.
Your rock, thanks for taking the time to make the lengthy video. It's like being back in electronics class. Fallout 4 Electrical Wiring: 101. I enjoyed your "very 1st video" and am glad you made more. I am just bummed that I'm so far behind in the Fallout 4 world. But anyway, again, thank you.
"Ready to have some fun? Let's do it. We're just going to put a--a happy little conduit junction, maybe he lives right there, just right there. There he is. Now, you can put him wherever you want, it's your choice. You can do it. I believe in you. This is your world, you're the sole survivor. Remember, there are no mistakes in Fallout 4, just happy little accidents. I'm Peabody1001, thank you for building with me.."
thank you for the tips about the ceiling snap conduit pieces. I couldn't figure out how to use those either. when laying/aligning conduit, it's a pity that there is no 90° snap.
Most real life conduit used corners (elbows) because they install the conduit THEN they pull the wire through so it makes it easier. But there are 90 degree pieces, the first four in the conduit tab. They are called 'conduit junctions' and they have two, three and four connections on them, you can use them on floor or ceiling. What I wish they had was vertical ones. (maybe that is what you meant? You can't go 90 degrees up or down? Since the only vertical are the full length ones.)
What I meant is pieces that would snap so that the connectors were 90* from the wall. Like in the beginning of the video he was fiddling with the piping to get it positioned just right. Vertically oriented conduit would be nice, too, so you can go up and along a wall, from inside or out.
Setting this up my OCD kicked in and had to have each one spaced the same. I ended up using the multi direction conduit junction and laying them out then replacing them with just the single junction.
Could possibly improve the look of your switch wall by using a pass through on the side instead of the two connectors. Then you've only got one connection peering through for power. And the conduits do a good job of isolating power so it shouldn't be much issue. Other than that, solid video. Haven't played with counters myself, but I like the thought process.
If I understand you correctly, yes. There are several ways it could have been wired. The reason it was this way it at first there was no bottom set of switches so I keep the power centered at the top instead of the side. As you see in the video I actually put the wrong connector on the conduit at first because that is the way I did it in the factory before I added the bottom switches.
Mister Peabody, you are an amazing builder. I’m trying to copy your ammo factory right now and I’m not finding it easy. Do you still play fallout 4 at all?
Did you have to look down on your controller for every action you did? It takes you awhile to place everything and then simply confirm it. Only an observation I made, don't mean to be an a nuisance.
Peabody1001 maybe just the second half. I followed this tutorial and it came out great. I'm think i know how the other half works as far as power and sequence but I'd love to see it still. Thanks man this was awesome
Thanks for this tutorial man. Super helpful. Is there another video for the second half. How do I get the component sorter to sort the specific ingredients? Thanks again
You put one ingredient into the component sorter. For example, the first sorter sorts for oil, so put one oil into the sorter, then anything passing through that contains oil will go into the first hopper. You need one for each item needed to make the ammo. Oil, lead, copper, fertilizer, steel, and plastic.
Peabody1001 cool man one more question. I can't get the sorter to spit out the material into the hopper. Is there a certain wiring you need or just wait till it fills up. Thanks again
The sorters do need power, not exactly what you mean. Are you using the "Component Sorter"? There are two sorters, the component sorter (the one you need) sorts any item containing the ingredient you need. The other only sorts the exact same item. Example: Component sorter you put in one copper it will sort out lamps, copper, fuse, hot plate and others that contain copper. If you use the "Sorter" and put in copper it will only sort pure copper, NOT item that contain copper.
There is a video on the factory tour, don't know if you saw that. This was a how the hoppers were wired that was requested by people that saw the factory.
hello there i have done all the things u said but now i have no idea how to control the ammo plant or the conveyor storages, vacuums or sorters is there any way you can help me i have the hoppers working fine for all 6 resources c,s,o,l,p,f thanks
Sure, I will try to explain, if not I could do another video, I should have done a build instead of a walk through. First of all the lights and doors are on their own circuits so they don't go on and off when you power the machines on/off. Since you mention the vacuums and conveyors I assume you have seen my factory, right? OK, there are some things you don't need so I will do the basics to get it working. The machinery has basically three circuits. 1. On the wall you have one switch supplying power to the hoppers switches. Connect that switch to the ammo builder. Since the ammo builder is connected to the conveyors that run under the hoppers it will also power the connected conveyors, and the conveyor that goes to the storage hopper. 2. Add a second switch and wire it to the vacuum hopper that takes material out of the ammo builder when you are done making ammo. That will also transfer power to the conveyors connected to it. 3. Add a third switch and connect that one to the vacuum hopper that sends material up to the sorters by the lift. Again it will transfer power to the conveyors, the lift and the sorters without any other connections. Make sure you use "component sorters" Edited: In this edit I am referring to the steps above. The first thing I would do, the one switch in the video is directly connected to the generator. I would disconnect it from the generator and put in a "Main" switch somewhere and connect the "main" to the generator and then run a wire from the main to switch one, from main to switch two. and main to switch three so each switch I describe above doesn't have to be connected to the generator. Hope that makes sense, if not please let me know.
Just put one of the item you are sorting for into the component sorter. For example, if you are sorting for oil, put one oil into the sorter, on the lead sorter put in one piece of lead and so on. If you sort for oil do NOT put in an oil can, only put in the oil. If you do not have an oil, drop an oil can on the ground and scrap it, then take the oil out of the workshop and put it into the sorter. To make sure I understand your question, when you put one oil into the sorter it will take all items that contain oil, it will not take just the oil. So if you run the items you collected, it will sort out all the items that contain oil, it will not take the oil out of them. The ammo plant (builder) will scrap the item and use the oil and leave the other stuff behind, that is why there is a vacuum to take out the ingredients that are not used. Another example, the lead sorter will sort out a pencil, but it will take the whole pencil not just the lead, but when you make ammo, the builder will use the lead and leave the wood behind in the builder. The sorters do NOT scrap the items. Also keep in mind, the builders will NOT scrap weapons or armor. Also, don't forget in the video I mentioned to hoppers are facing the wrong direction just so you can see them working. Face the hopper door the same direction the conveyor belt is going, which means you have to turn them right or left so the items drop onto the conveyor.
For the belts just run a wire to a switch and then the belt. The ammo type is selected with the computer terminal, and that is wired to the ammo plant.
OK but do I hook it up to the same power source or a new one and wire different? I have it on the same as the hopper power and cant figure out how to get a different power source lol
Run a wire from the power source to a Main switch, then run your other wires from that and you can turn everything on and off with one switch, easiest way to do it.
Such a captivating video! I could not stop watching haha! Super interesting and entertaining! Loved itttt! :) I hope to see more vids like this! I'll see what else you have on your channel as well. Check out my new content too? Thanks! Keep up the stellar work! This video really brightened my day! Can't wait to see what's next! Have a nice day. :)
This video is only a simplified version of the actual ammo factory, it was done by requests of some asking how I wired my hoppers. And although I have a working knowledge of logic gates I am by no means an expert at it. There are actually 5 switches and 6 hoppers in the actual factory. Even if I took the time to figure it out with logic gates, anyone that does not understand how they work would not be able to take the information and use it in their own factory which may not be an ammo factory and would require a totally different set of logic gates. That is the reason I did it this way, so anyone could take this info and wire any factory to make any items, without having to understand logic gates. Thank you for your comment, I just don't think I am the one that could give them an easy way to do any factory using logic gates. I would be very interested in how you would have done it though.
I had to fill a slot in college and ended up taking advanced digital electronics. In that class we used things like programmable EEPROM chips and had to learn logic gates and boolean arithmetic. There is no need for knowledge like that these days of course until fallout4 came along and finally I was able to put my logic gate knowledge to use. I agree making a video to explain how to use them would be a chore.
Couldn't you use share button and post a video? I don't know how I would see your set up on ps4 never tried that before. EDIT: I did some reading, are you talking about "Share PLay"? I had never read that part before. I can not do it anyway, my download speed it fast enough, but my upload is NOT. So, if that is what you mean I can't do it. I need a minimum of 2Mbps upload and I am only 1. My provider is still in the stone age, but the price keeps going up!!!!!
Finally a person who can explain fallout 4 electronics in a entertaining, informative, and interesting way without sound they just snorted 3 lines of cocaine
This guy is a legend, can't wait for the counter video.
Just got back into fall out 4 after a few years away and downloaded DLC, struggled to find out how to wire everything and this video blew my mind , brilliant and very easy ,I’m off to build my factory cheers
2019 and still a great explanation on wiring and switches, thanks!
Incredibly helpful my friend much simpler than it looks in fact when I saw your first video doing the walkthrough of the ammo plant I assumed the inner workings would be incredibly complicated but honestly I would describe this as an intermediate level of building that being said the sheer tidiness and precision of your original build is very impressive my friend inspiring in fact thank you very much for sharing I've become aware that these videos were posted years ago but I hope you see this all the same God bless you my friend and have a great day
Excellent video. I've been trying to figure out how to do this for days! You have saved my sanity 👍 thank you.
this really helps as i am trying to recreate your design. the detailed explanation helped me figure out where i screwed up lol.
Oh man I just found this, but thank you for doing it. I learned so much believe it or not lol. Also I don't like using very many mods that add stuff so since this is vanilla it is very beneficial.
Thank you for doing this again!!!!
i know im so late to this game , but this guy tutorial is so easy to understand! thanks a lot ! i made my own amazon factory in Mechanist Lair
I finished mine and got it working! I’m so happy and proud of the result thank you so much for the help. I built mine at starlight drive in (it’s gigantic lol)
You remind me of Toby Flenderson.
Love these videos. It makes my own factory and wiring look like a 6 year old built them.
I have built some great buildings and settlements, and watching this video I learned a thing or two and we'll be able to build some more great things.
I really appreciate you. I haven't started building yet because I like learning before trying something complex. Saves me from frustration. Thanks, brother.
I liked to watch this, but i don't even play fallout 4... Its like watching that rob ross dude, it's relaxing to only watch somebody who knows what he's doing.
This vid really helped to get me started using the piped conduit. Very well done and clearly explained. Well done that man :)
You should be a teacher. This is SO informative on electrical setup! Thank you so much!❤
Fantastic! This was a great demo on how to use a lot of these tools! Thanks for making this! :)
amazing tutorial! ive been wondering how to properly use a lot of this stuff from add on. Thank you for taking your time and explaining in perfect detail. im building mine now. much appreciated
Short summary for someone watching: independently route electricity from your power source to your switches, then let your switches control the flow of energy by routing from them to your connectors and conduits.
With this setup the switches themselves act as logic gates of a type, only you can route multiple actions through a single lever instead of the logic gates that take multiple inputs to decide whether to flip a virtual lever.
Thank you for your summary, I know I can get long winded in an explanation, but some people that have never done anything like this may not understand what you just said. I do, but not everyone will. What I was attempting to do was not only tell them HOW to do it, but explain WHY it works the way it does. Then if things don't work right they have some idea where to look for the problem. I understand for those people that understand it, my explanation can get very boring.
Peabody1001
The nice thing about a summary is that someone can read it once, perhaps not get it, watch the video, then read it a second time and see everything 'click' conceptually. I meant it only as a reinforcement tool, not any sort of jab.
I didn't take it as a jab. I do tend to get long winded explaining stuff. I was only commenting to you the reason I show "why" to do something and not just "how" to do it. Like the old saying "give a man a fish...feed him for a day; teach him HOW to fish and feed him for a lifetime."
Oh good! You made the wiring follow-up video! Very well done, I liked how you demonstrated the difference between connecting to connectors and connecting to switches, it really simplified the concept of transmission and interrupted flow to isolate process applications, and how to direct on/off functionality to multiple inputs. Also, demonstrating the conduit application of wire first, build second definitely helped me understand why I could never get my conduits to function properly., now if they only snapped to walls to be perfectly lined up or squared to the floors and walls. wishful thinking right?
Very helpful. Thank you. I was having trouble mainly with the sorter and hoppers, but this set up is far more space efficient. (I had 3 floors and had to use an elevator. Was having a ton of trouble with the lifts. Had to add vacs to the end to keep them from jamming.
Your rock, thanks for taking the time to make the lengthy video. It's like being back in electronics class. Fallout 4 Electrical Wiring: 101. I enjoyed your "very 1st video" and am glad you made more. I am just bummed that I'm so far behind in the Fallout 4 world. But anyway, again, thank you.
"Ready to have some fun? Let's do it. We're just going to put a--a happy little conduit junction, maybe he lives right there, just right there. There he is. Now, you can put him wherever you want, it's your choice. You can do it. I believe in you. This is your world, you're the sole survivor. Remember, there are no mistakes in Fallout 4, just happy little accidents. I'm Peabody1001, thank you for building with me.."
that bit at the end was pretty funny lol
thank you for the tips about the ceiling snap conduit pieces. I couldn't figure out how to use those either. when laying/aligning conduit, it's a pity that there is no 90° snap.
Most real life conduit used corners (elbows) because they install the conduit THEN they pull the wire through so it makes it easier. But there are 90 degree pieces, the first four in the conduit tab. They are called 'conduit junctions' and they have two, three and four connections on them, you can use them on floor or ceiling. What I wish they had was vertical ones. (maybe that is what you meant? You can't go 90 degrees up or down? Since the only vertical are the full length ones.)
What I meant is pieces that would snap so that the connectors were 90* from the wall. Like in the beginning of the video he was fiddling with the piping to get it positioned just right.
Vertically oriented conduit would be nice, too, so you can go up and along a wall, from inside or out.
Snoww olf Ok, I understand what you mean, it would be nice to have that ability to snap at 90 degrees.
2024 and still a great video
excellent. This was the part i was having issues with
Setting this up my OCD kicked in and had to have each one spaced the same. I ended up using the multi direction conduit junction and laying them out then replacing them with just the single junction.
Could possibly improve the look of your switch wall by using a pass through on the side instead of the two connectors. Then you've only got one connection peering through for power. And the conduits do a good job of isolating power so it shouldn't be much issue.
Other than that, solid video. Haven't played with counters myself, but I like the thought process.
If I understand you correctly, yes. There are several ways it could have been wired. The reason it was this way it at first there was no bottom set of switches so I keep the power centered at the top instead of the side. As you see in the video I actually put the wrong connector on the conduit at first because that is the way I did it in the factory before I added the bottom switches.
That makes sense. Will be waiting for the next one. :D
You can actually make all the available ammunition with 5 hoppers.
Mister Peabody, you are an amazing builder. I’m trying to copy your ammo factory right now and I’m not finding it easy. Do you still play fallout 4 at all?
Nice video! Make sure to make more of these :-)
on the bottom switches you could have wired all the switches together and then to the conduit connector, less messy.
Or you can put all four raw materials into one ammo maker and then change ammo types from the terminal.
Did you have to look down on your controller for every action you did? It takes you awhile to place everything and then simply confirm it. Only an observation I made, don't mean to be an a nuisance.
Eduardo Luna when you fucked up and connected the wrong stuff you learn to take it slow
You can change the length of your clips in the advanced video settings from 30s,5m,10m,15m,20m,30m, and 60m
That came with one of the updates, I don't think I had it when I did this one, if I did I didn't know about it. Thank you.
Peabody1001 no problem
Hey bro good job Man U r doing good can u pls do a tutorial on whole factory pls
I'll try
Peabody1001 maybe just the second half. I followed this tutorial and it came out great. I'm think i know how the other half works as far as power and sequence but I'd love to see it still. Thanks man this was awesome
Xavier Cole I just paused when he moved around the factory in the first video and made it love like the video other than the wiring
I subbed because he reminds me of Eugene from the walking dead. 😂😂😂
Great video!
What about the Interval switch, where do you hook that up through???
Smart man... now come along before you get me in trouble...
43 mins long video and I'm only 7 mins in. This guy is putting me to sleep 😴😴😴😴
you should upload your factor to be a mod download. idk how that works or how easy it is but you should really try I would love to just download this
dude your awesome
Thanks for this tutorial man. Super helpful. Is there another video for the second half. How do I get the component sorter to sort the specific ingredients? Thanks again
You put one ingredient into the component sorter. For example, the first sorter sorts for oil, so put one oil into the sorter, then anything passing through that contains oil will go into the first hopper. You need one for each item needed to make the ammo. Oil, lead, copper, fertilizer, steel, and plastic.
Peabody1001 cool man one more question. I can't get the sorter to spit out the material into the hopper. Is there a certain wiring you need or just wait till it fills up. Thanks again
The sorters do need power, not exactly what you mean. Are you using the "Component Sorter"? There are two sorters, the component sorter (the one you need) sorts any item containing the ingredient you need. The other only sorts the exact same item. Example: Component sorter you put in one copper it will sort out lamps, copper, fuse, hot plate and others that contain copper. If you use the "Sorter" and put in copper it will only sort pure copper, NOT item that contain copper.
Peabody1001 ok coo that's how I have it setup. Great vid man I'm all excited to make ammo now lol
There is a video on the factory tour, don't know if you saw that. This was a how the hoppers were wired that was requested by people that saw the factory.
*(Sidenote) Bob Ross of Fallout?
do you plan on making a full factory tutorial?
hello there i have done all the things u said but now i have no idea how to control the ammo plant or the conveyor storages, vacuums or sorters is there any way you can help me i have the hoppers working fine for all 6 resources c,s,o,l,p,f thanks
Sure, I will try to explain, if not I could do another video, I should have done a build instead of a walk through.
First of all the lights and doors are on their own circuits so they don't go on and off when you power the machines on/off.
Since you mention the vacuums and conveyors I assume you have seen my factory, right?
OK, there are some things you don't need so I will do the basics to get it working. The machinery has basically three circuits.
1. On the wall you have one switch supplying power to the hoppers switches. Connect that switch to the ammo builder. Since the ammo builder is connected to the conveyors that run under the hoppers it will also power the connected conveyors, and the conveyor that goes to the storage hopper.
2. Add a second switch and wire it to the vacuum hopper that takes material out of the ammo builder when you are done making ammo. That will also transfer power to the conveyors connected to it.
3. Add a third switch and connect that one to the vacuum hopper that sends material up to the sorters by the lift. Again it will transfer power to the conveyors, the lift and the sorters without any other connections. Make sure you use "component sorters"
Edited: In this edit I am referring to the steps above. The first thing I would do, the one switch in the video is directly connected to the generator. I would disconnect it from the generator and put in a "Main" switch somewhere and connect the "main" to the generator and then run a wire from the main to switch one, from main to switch two. and main to switch three so each switch I describe above doesn't have to be connected to the generator.
Hope that makes sense, if not please let me know.
thank you for repling ill try this out how do i get the component sorters to take selected items only like oil,lead ect thanks again
Just put one of the item you are sorting for into the component sorter. For example, if you are sorting for oil, put one oil into the sorter, on the lead sorter put in one piece of lead and so on. If you sort for oil do NOT put in an oil can, only put in the oil. If you do not have an oil, drop an oil can on the ground and scrap it, then take the oil out of the workshop and put it into the sorter.
To make sure I understand your question, when you put one oil into the sorter it will take all items that contain oil, it will not take just the oil. So if you run the items you collected, it will sort out all the items that contain oil, it will not take the oil out of them. The ammo plant (builder) will scrap the item and use the oil and leave the other stuff behind, that is why there is a vacuum to take out the ingredients that are not used. Another example, the lead sorter will sort out a pencil, but it will take the whole pencil not just the lead, but when you make ammo, the builder will use the lead and leave the wood behind in the builder. The sorters do NOT scrap the items. Also keep in mind, the builders will NOT scrap weapons or armor.
Also, don't forget in the video I mentioned to hoppers are facing the wrong direction just so you can see them working. Face the hopper door the same direction the conveyor belt is going, which means you have to turn them right or left so the items drop onto the conveyor.
cheers yh iv managed to got the ammo factory working now i just need to try and keep the resources flowing for it thanks again
21:07 pay attention from this point. A for effort, old man!
Have you done a video yet on how you wired the belts and ammo?
For the belts just run a wire to a switch and then the belt. The ammo type is selected with the computer terminal, and that is wired to the ammo plant.
OK but do I hook it up to the same power source or a new one and wire different? I have it on the same as the hopper power and cant figure out how to get a different power source lol
Run a wire from the power source to a Main switch, then run your other wires from that and you can turn everything on and off with one switch, easiest way to do it.
When are you going to make some new fallout 4 videos??
I haven't played that game in a long time.
Found it
Such a captivating video! I could not stop watching haha! Super interesting and entertaining! Loved itttt! :) I hope to see more vids like this! I'll see what else you have on your channel as well. Check out my new content too? Thanks! Keep up the stellar work! This video really brightened my day! Can't wait to see what's next! Have a nice day. :)
this could have been simplified with 4 switches a and, or, and xor logic gate.
This video is only a simplified version of the actual ammo factory, it was done by requests of some asking how I wired my hoppers. And although I have a working knowledge of logic gates I am by no means an expert at it. There are actually 5 switches and 6 hoppers in the actual factory. Even if I took the time to figure it out with logic gates, anyone that does not understand how they work would not be able to take the information and use it in their own factory which may not be an ammo factory and would require a totally different set of logic gates. That is the reason I did it this way, so anyone could take this info and wire any factory to make any items, without having to understand logic gates. Thank you for your comment, I just don't think I am the one that could give them an easy way to do any factory using logic gates. I would be very interested in how you would have done it though.
I had to fill a slot in college and ended up taking advanced digital electronics. In that class we used things like programmable EEPROM chips and had to learn logic gates and boolean arithmetic. There is no need for knowledge like that these days of course until fallout4 came along and finally I was able to put my logic gate knowledge to use. I agree making a video to explain how to use them would be a chore.
Peabody1001
Logan Stinnett. Still... please do so.
Having no knowledge of logic gates, I found this video very helpful.
Is conduit in the dlc?
Yes
You should add me on ps4 I could use some help wiring my stuff. it would be a lot easier if you could see my set up
Couldn't you use share button and post a video? I don't know how I would see your set up on ps4 never tried that before.
EDIT: I did some reading, are you talking about "Share PLay"? I had never read that part before. I can not do it anyway, my download speed it fast enough, but my upload is NOT. So, if that is what you mean I can't do it. I need a minimum of 2Mbps upload and I am only 1. My provider is still in the stone age, but the price keeps going up!!!!!
Did u use mods
Spending way too much time on simple mechanics
already know to check the connections
Thanks was painful to watch.
This is kinda boreing man