Fallout 76 Camp Tutorial - The Perfect Circle - Adventure mode
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2022
- Works again since fix on 15/03/2022
The difference between most video's and this one is that I rotate the middle foundation, and not stand in the middle and drag foundations while rotating your character. And this is the reason why this is the only, and correct way to create perfect circles.
Once you mastered this technique you can create this blueprint within 15-20 minutes like me. And that is the reason why I didn't cut in this video and why it runs in 1x speed.
Credit goes to Brimmx for the original tutorial that helped me creating circle blueprints. • Big Circle Tutorial Fa... 
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I like how you calmly go step by step without speeding anything up.
Thank you! Sometimes it is better to take things slow...
I'm a year late but as someone who is just getting into 76 I appreciate the tutorial! I have tried other methods with good but not great success. You provided the visual cues to look for when lining things up and I appreciate that. Worked like a charm and you have my thanks and my sub!
Omg when everything just snapped into place after the second bp it was so satisfying. Great video 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much. It is always awesome to see when everything snaps together like that.
Good tutorial, still holds up 4/26/24
Thank you very much! I'm happy to see that you managed to create the circle blueprint, because from time to time some people can get stuck on some of the steps.
I’m so stuck on placing the blueprint. Been trying for hours and can’t figure out why I can’t place it 🤦🏻♂️
Giving me "can't place, objects are floating".
I absolutely love your tutorial style , the only thing that would make it better is voice instruction! Great work!!!
Thank you very much! This was my first tutorial on YT and wanted it to take one step at a time. Most of the time I just like to make video's of the unique camps that I build in adventure mode.
excellent video especially how you avoided floor flicker again great work
Thank you very much my friend!❤
Nice video as always!
Thank you, mate!
Thank you this was super useful🎉
Love this! New to the game (well, any games other than cozy) but my husband lured me in with the camp building aspect. I got totally lost when you got to "blueprint" and dropping the floor? Idk, I will just have to play around with it. :)
This is not the easiest thing to do when you just started with the game, so don't feel bad if you don't get it right now. Before I tried things like this I started out with simple camps and learned how to merge items together to create new furniture, or fill up shelves and try more advanced stuff step by step when I got more confident. And FO76 has a great community, so you can ask other camp builders what tricks they used on certain parts of their camps.
Great video. 👍
Thank you So Much for sharing !! ❤❤
awesome tutorial. thanks!
Thank you! If you ever try this for yourself, let us know how it went. And feel free to ask questions.
Well explained. Thanks.
Thank you very much!
This is the best turorial I have seen for this kind of circle. Thank you so much. I was struggling getting walls even.
Thank you and I'm glad I could help you out! I made this tutorial because I knew it could be done a little bit easier. Most tutorials put the character in the middle and move the outer foundations while rotating the character and my circles where crooked when I tried it that way.
Does this still work, because when I tried placing the final blueprint, it would not place. I am trying again and see how it goes.
@@Phoenixfire218 I haven't tried it the last few months, so I'll have to check to be sure. But some reasons that the blueprint won't snap in could be that the area isn't flat enough, or when you have to lower the middle foundation slightly downwards you moved it in another direction too much. Also make sure that the foundations aren't too low in the ground when you start. But I'll check it later if something has changed in the updates
@@Phoenixfire218Just tried it and it still works for me. If you would forget adding one of the foundations with a wall on top while making the blueprint, that could be one reason. It could be that there are objects that might be in the way (even corpses of enemies can be in the way). Be sure to test the final blueprint on the flat area where you made it. It can be a challenge to place it down with even the smallest hills.
@@HitBit_Gaming I probably moved a foundation forward or back slightly when I moved it down. The main circle works, but when I added the centre 3x3, that's when it gets hard for me.
Thanks for the tips.
Pain in the ass but it's really rewarding in the end, now i got a circle, octagon and hexagon
That is so true. Once you know how it works you can start with other blueprint shapes as well like bay windows or maybe even a ship.
@@HitBit_Gaming I'm going to build my church of the mothman lol
Tyvm I was able to make the perfect circle TYVM!!!! ❤
Thank you for the comment! This is one of the more difficult things to do in Fallout76, and some people still have trouble making one even with this tutorial.
Hiho Hit-Bit, thx for giving credits. I really like your more user friendly version of my tutorial. If (hopefully) the last "Hotfix" gets reverted somehow i will put a link to your tutorial in the description of my tutorial.
I do hope that we can make circle blueprints soon again. I still remember looking for a tutorial myself, and your tutorial was the only one that rotates the middle block, and the only one that fixes the flickering textures, and I used your technique for a year now. So you deserve all the credits for that. I do hope that Bethesda will disable the collision check in adventure mode for foundations, walls and roofs in the future, to make building stuff like this easier and faster for everyone.
@@HitBit_Gaming Now that everything seems to work again i´ve put the link to your tutorial into the description of my tutorial. :)
oh my god, well done!
Thank you so much 👍🏻
I'm glad I could help.
Really nice
Great video and technique
Thank you! I build the blueprint like this for a long time and tried to improve the technique as much as possible, and easier to understand. And I'm happy be able to share it now that I'm starting to get used to recording, video editing and RUclips.
@@HitBit_Gaming I will add it to the list of circle tutorials on my ufo build if it's okay with you?
@@LucyJanePlays Of course! I want to share this tutorial with as many people as possible, so feel free to add this tutorial to your list.
@@HitBit_Gaming done... It is similar to the Brimx tutorial and I know some people have struggled with his, but I think yours is slower my more explanatory and you can read the instructions on your phone lol
This seems like it might be a lot tougher to do this way on a console. I am building a spaceship and have been running into problems frequently. There is a definite space between one of the walls and no matter how many times I start over something is always screwy. I'm definitely going to attempt to do it this way though 😅 thank you for sharing!!
The person that I learned this way of building from (Brimmx, there is a link in the description of this video), used a controller and it doesn't seem to have any problems with it. With the controller you don't have to worry about moving the camera by accident while rotating the middle foundation (I have to hold my mouse upside down in my hand to prevent this) and we don't have analog triggers, so I think it should be easier to do on console or with controller if someone prefers it.
But if you run into problems while doing a certain step, feel free to ask.
@@HitBit_Gaming Thank you! I end up with a space almost every time or trouble placing the actual outer foundation because of the ground not being flat enough. I also didn't know I could blueprint this so I was so happy to see how to do that. Any tutorials are appreciated, you are so good at them!
@@taramaria3038 It can still be a little trouble to place this blueprint down in some locations, because you still need to find an area that is flat enough, but the merged blueprint should be easier to place because of the reduced size. But I sometimes end up moving the blueprint up and down and left and right while rotating it, and when I see the border switch to blue for a split second I start spamming the place button... It works sometimes, but not all the time.
OMG!!! I cant believe how fast I just did this but just logged in to try it your way and finally got the foundation down.. it is SEAMLESS!!! So far so good, if I can get through this build, I will totally send you some pics. Thanks again!
@@taramaria3038 I'm happy that I could help you.
Nice work… I have multiple circle blueprints.. 4 story ones.. ashame they haven’t increased budgets for them.
Thank you! I always try to keep my blueprints as simple and universal as possible and do the rest manually.
@@HitBit_Gaming are you only on PC?
@@RenManinJapan Yes. It would be too expensive to buy all atom stuff on several platforms. This game should have been cross platform.
@@HitBit_Gaming yeah definitely should have been. Nice to share blueprints
I leave the middle with a single row instead of 3x3(1x3)* to have two sides for trees or if place on water for purifier.
This is an awesome tutorial.
But after trying for 9 hours to make a lighthouse, I surrender. Tired of building lego bricks and wanted something you don't see everyday.
But great tutorial, I might try once again in the future.
Thank you for the nice comment! This is one of the most difficult blueprint to make inside the game, so I can understand the struggle (and I know I can make it look so easy, but I have made this blueprint many times). I had that same struggle when I tried to create a circle blueprint for the first time. You could also check out the video of Brimmx, because my tutorial is based on his and he does the steps a bit different compared to me, but it might help understand better how it works if you see it in a different way. ruclips.net/video/8Sao-3hnnXs/видео.html
Wow this is incredible this truly is perfect circle, kinda crazy nobody has ever thought of this until now. It was so difficult to make good circles with the other way, I wonder if you can be this precise on console with spinning that middle foundation. It looked like your movement of it was like perfect turn each time, plus it not going crazy on the textures for the floor looks so nice. Guess I know what I'm building now lol
Thank you! Building with controller should be easier, because with mouse and keyboard I can move the mouse by accident while pressing buttons. Credit has to go to Brimmx for finding this trick, and creating the first tutorial (you can find his video in the description). I just tried to make the tutorial a bit more user friendly. 😁
Well I made my circle tonight and the first 3 on each side came out perfect, but when I tried closing it I kept getting a tiny gap on both sides no matter what I did. But I think I'm gonna stick with it, because the gap is even on both sides and it's so small you can barely fit piece paper in between it. It's the best circle I've ever done just gotta lower the center foundation now, hopefully that goes well
I didn't think about it until now, but I'm guessing sense I have that small gap on both sides. I'm gonna see it all the way across the floor. So that would be problem, its wierd because all the other pieces went in perfect. It's just when u try to complete the circle, it just won't close on both sides without gap no matter what I do. Not really sure what the problem is.
@@demonwolf4677 The only step that can mess things up a bit is when you lower the middle foundation and that step requires the most patience. If you move the foundation too much to one side, that will move all the foundations that you connect to it on all sides.
@@HitBit_Gaming I haven't moved the middle foundation yet, I was trying to figure out why theres gap when I close the circle. Maybe I should just start the whole thing over idk. You make it look so easy in the video, like when you close yours you get it the first try
That's the best build Tutorial for circle Shapes i saw till now. Thank you!
But how do you manage to allign the center Foundation to the outer Foundations? When i try to do so on PC i can't turn the Foundation slow enough, it turns way to fast and it will not allign correctly as in your Video.
Select the foundation first with E and release the E key again. Now when you hold down the E key (a bit of a hidden function), it will slow down the rotation speed while you hold down one of the mouse buttons to rotate. I do need to tap the mouse buttons fast left and right sometimes to get the foundation at the correct angle, but holding down E makes it easier.
Thank you very much! Great tutorial! BTW is there any button to rise and low foundations?
Thank you! There is a way to move a foundation up and down while keeping it on the exact spot, but it goes in steps and the height difference would be too big for this tutorial, so that is why I only move the camera down with the smallest step possible. But on PC you can hold E and use the scrollwheel on the mouse to move foundations up and down.
@@HitBit_Gaming Oh my! Thank you once more!!! This is very helpfull for me!❤👍
Amazing tutorial, I'm stuck at the part to place down blueprint one because the outside foundations are not flipping in? Any advice
With the blueprints the walls on the foundations should be placed with the outside pointed in the direction of the foundation. When placing the blueprint the foundation wants to snap to the inside of the wall and this is how this trick works.
OMG TYSM THIS IS GREAT. Thank you for taking your time to explain everything but IS THERE A WAY TO STOP "CANNOT PLACE ITEM SELECTED ITEM IS FLOATING"!!!!??
Hey there! Are you stuck on a certain step or did you complete all steps and are stuck on placing the circle blueprint on a new location? The problem with this blueprint is that the area needs to be a bit flat with no objects that are in the way. Sometimes you can still make it work by trying different heights or trying to rotate it or move it arround a little bit to see if the edge turns blue.
I keep getting stuck in thus video. I have started over 4 times and I cannot get the part where my blueprint 1 will spin around in place so I can put it back down. It keeps saying, "cannot place due t9 selected item floating which it is NOT.
Hello there. The place where you make this blueprint does matter and it should be very flat to make it easier to place a large blueprint. That is why I either use this spot in Whitespring or the workshop at Wade Airport. Other reasons this might not work is if you start placing down the first foundations too low in the ground, or when you carefully have to move the middle foundation lower you move it a bit too much out of place (there are some tolerances but they are small). Also corpses if you had to kill enemies, get them out of the way by looting them and throw som grenades to move them out of the way. I hope one of these steps will help you. You could also ask one of your ingame friends to give it a try and copy their finished blueprint.
Would I be able to give someone something nice for this finished product blueprint?? I'm on PC.
I tried to include roof parts, but blueprint budget is exceeded :(
I always keep my blueprints as small as possible to be able to use it in multiple camp builds. I used this blueprint to make a carousel, a UFO and even a big spider.
Hey just a question im having a hard time trying to place roofs on it do you have any tips or know how to do it ?
Place the roof pieces down one at a time and use a flamer trap on top of some stash boxes to destroy it (or you can ask a friend to go in PvP with you to shoot roof pieces). Once a roof is destroyed you can place them inside eachother without having the message that it is not possible. After you completed everything just go to the camp module and select repair all. If you want to have a video tutorial you could search on how to make UFO camps, because they also have to merge roof pieces inside eachother in the same way.
Dang I’m trying too build the circl, but whenever I’m making a cross it’s like half of it just won’t go though
Too build this blueprint, you will have to do it at a spot that is flat with no objects that are in your way. If you can not do this, but one of your online friends is able to build this circle, they can place it down in a workshop and you can blueprint it from them while you are in their team.
Is it possible to double wall? It won’t let me move the foundation after placing the second wall. Any tips?
Yes! If you have the one of the catwalk sets, then it should be easy to create a double wall on the edge of a foundation. If you are using the same walls as in this video (red barn wall) with the doorway you are set. Just place one catwalk (any type will do) in the doorway pointing outwards. After you can place another doorway wall of the same type against the other wall. Remove the catwalk and change the walls in whatever you want to use.
Excellent tutorial! I’m old school and had always done it with two +’s and then filled in my hand. I’ll definitely be trying this method to update my 16 circle. Two questions: 1) I noticed you didn’t drop the last blueprint you made. I was always under the impression that already merged foundations didn’t place when blueprinted. Is that not the case with this particular one? And 2) I noticed you didn’t mention any foundations added to the outside of a solid circle build will lock in place until you remove the center foundations… is that not the case anymore?
PS I shared this with a few FB groups… hope you don’t mind some more traffic! 🙂
Thank you very much!! And let me know if you have any more questions.
The cool thing is that merged foundations can be placed after you blueprinted them again, and you can even share them with friends (if you change the Atom shop textures back to normal ones) by joining a normal party and place it down in a workshop. Also the merged foundations are smaller in size, making it a bit easier to place.
The only thing I'm not sure about is if it is true for all console players as well, because I play only the PC version. But on the other hand you can build another blueprint fast if a future patch will break it somehow or if you mess it up.
Locking foundations can happen (Not sure why but I think it thinks that the foundation on the inside is floating), and you need to plan ahead in the design. I might take some time to play with it to see if it can be fixed (if possible) without having to start all over again.
The fun thing of this design is that you can remove part of the floor on one side except for the middle one and you can build in straight line again in a row of 5 foundations. I also used 2 halves one time to create a Circus tent.
And thank you for sharing this video! I don't mind it at all.
@@HitBit_Gaming yeah, I’ve split the blueprint before as well… the blimp above my Raider Dreadnought is actually two halves, minus two walls, put together!
I thought you might like this short video placing the blueprint down as proof.
ruclips.net/video/T4B9J_sDBzc/видео.html
It can be a bit more tricky to place it down if area's that aren't flat enough, but rotating and moving it around spamming the place button can help sometimes to find that one place where it can be placed.
The foundations do get stuck when connecting them and you cannot remove them without destroying the circle (No working workaround for that yet). So you need to be sure you want to connect other foundations next to it. My tip is always to lay out all the foundations first, then walls, roofs and floors, and keep details for last until you run out of budget...
Also one of my plans in the future to do some builds while recording using my blueprints, or how to even create new blueprints of existing ones.
@@HitBit_Gaming well I’ll be a monkey’s uncle. All this time I’ve been making it more difficult on myself. Now I’ve got more tools to play with… thank you! Old notions die hard!
And yeah, that’s what I thought. I always warn folks I give the circle build to to be careful of snapping anything to the outside of it. It’s pretty much how I came up with my “The Cog” BoS build way back lol
PS… if you place small catwalks on top of all the walls, then a small floor object in the middle, you don’t need the foundations and it places a bit more forgivingly. Add foundations afterward if you like… won’t be circular foundations but then you might not even have a round build at that location so 🤷🏻♂️ Also great for UFOs anywhere… use the succulent plant as the small object and it’ll place on top of pillars/posts, under Stairs tab!
@@jackomarafallout7664 That's why I made this video. I watched other tutorials and try to imagine how hard it must be for most people to understand it, and having trouble placing down the foundations manually in the outer ring ending up with gaps, or no room to place a wall. So I hope this video will help a lot of people getting this to work without too much frustration.
The catwalks are a must have item for builders like us, even if we don't even use them in the final build. With my UFO build, I placed down this blueprint in a workshop, only selected 4 foundations with the walls on top of it that are next to eachother, and created a new small blueprint. Now I could place down the blueprint on the edge on top of the rocks, and completed the rest of the circle using the catwalks.
any idea on how i can build a circle underground?
I would place down this blueprint, remove all foundations and connect one foundation to one of the walls, then connect stairs to it that go down on the inside. Then connect catwalk pieces until you end up underneath the wall on the other side of the circle and connect a wall to it. Remove the things you added except for the last wall and repeat this step from the wall next to it and so on.
I cant get the foundations to go in when i place the 1 blueprint what am i doing wrong?
Most of the time it has to do with the step where you move the middle foundation a littlebit down, there are are some tolerances, but if you slightly turn it or move it too much to one of the sides and try to connect the blueprint later it will stay red.
It’s awesome! However do you think it can’t do at adventure mode after the patch of fixing legacy? I tried a couple of times but it is not snap with my blue print. The scene is around 11:27. Thanks!
It still works. But when you lower the center foundation, be carefull not to move or rotate it too much. There are some small tolerances, but if you moved it too much the outer ring will collide with the blueprint making it unplacable. I do hope this makes sense.
@@HitBit_Gaming understand. I will try it again!
@@HitBit_Gaming I did it! The reason why i couldn’t complete that I didn’t use the concrete foundation. Thank you for your advice!
@@sunset967 I'm glad to see you got it to work!
Hey, I’m at the first blueprint step. Can’t get it to change from red at all, been trying for 20/30 minutes now. Adjusted the middle foundation a couple times as shown to try and fix but nothing is working. Do you happen to have any idea what I could do please?
When lowering the middle piece a littlebit before creating the first blueprint, you have to be carefull not to move it too much. If it is not aligned correctly it might mess up the blueprint.
@@HitBit_Gaming thank you for your reply. I actually just decided to rebuild the circle and blueprint it anyway. Got lucky as I have no texture glitching when I place it 😃 thank you for this tutorial, it’s perfect
@@alanhanala I'm happy that you got it to work now! ❤️
Hello, I once saw a round camp and wanted to do it too, I came across your video, I want to make several floors, but the question arises: how can I do this?
Hello. Normally I would use roof pieces to create floors, if you burn roof pieces with a flamethrower trap, or if a friend helps you out in PvP by shooting the roof pieces, then you can place the intersecting ones. In the end you repair everything once all the roof pieces are in place.
@@HitBit_Gaming Wow, thanks, I made a roof but with holes, now I'll try as you wrote
C = grow selection! ;)
This does not work anymore. I have wasted three hours I have assembled the circle perfectly three times and still it does not place because it is floating if you have a copy of the original blue print or anyone does where it is not glitching on PlayStation, please let me know
It still works but it is not an easy blueprint to make and it took me many tries before I personally got it to work the first time, but because a lot of practice I can make one easy now. I made it 1 or 2 weeks ago from scratch for a friend at the Wade Airport workshop (because it is flat there) so that's how I know it still works. The step where most people have trouble is lowering the foundation without trying to move or rotate it, because if it does and you make the first blueprint, it won't fit back in if you moved it too much. I only play on PC, but if someone has the blueprint on Playstation they can share it with you. I hope that this helped a bit.
It definitely still works I just built it it was a at pain-in-the-ass and took a little adjusting and readjusting but now I have no clue how to get the roof on there I have a whole layer of roof pieces on the bottom walls and they're all broken but how do I keep putting roof pieces on top of them
@@aceholt8865 Thank you for the comment! If you want a slanted round roof you could put a half wall on the existing walls and connect two flat roof pieces to that half wall. After that change the inner roof piece to a slanted one and remove the other roof piece and half wall that you don't need.
just impossible to put the number 1 blueprint down! so annoyed as its took so long just to get to this bit
Before creating the first blueprint, do not move or rotate the foundation too much when you lower it just a littlebit by moving the camera down. When working with keyboard and mouse you could try to lower the dpi setting of your mouse at this point. If it goes wrong here the other pieces in the circle will overlap the existing ones too much making it impossible to fit. But don't feel bad if you mess it up, because this is not an easy tutorial to do and I also had to practice a lot before making these circle blueprints. And if it is too hard, don't be shy to ask for help, because other players that made this blueprint can put it down for you in a workshop (maybe change textures back to default) and you can blueprint it yourself while on their team.
So I've tried this now four times no matter what I do I cannot get the blueprint of circle One to fit inside circle too and I'm on Xbox. I have lifted it rotated you name it and it will not fit inside the other one 😕
If you have any advice to making this work I'd appreciate it Thank you 😁
When you carefully have to move the middle foundation slightly downwards, make sure that it doesn't move too much. There are some tolerances but you still have to be careful. Make sure to do this at a area that is very flat, because it is hard to place huge blueprints even with the slightest hills. If you would do this in a workshop I would recommend Wade Airport. Also when placing the first foundation, don't push them too much in the ground, that might prevent placing the blueprint as well if one part is too low in the ground. I hope these steps will help you. And you can always let a friend try it and steal the blueprint from them.😅
@@HitBit_Gaming Oh I did it at White spring at that exact same place you did yours so as you know it's really flat and I did make sure that I didn't move the center foundation I just lowered it. Still isn't working lol 😆
I might just have to steal it from someone cuz this is driving me nuts 😂😆
@@purplehaze5207 this isn't the most easy blueprint to make anyway, and it took me many tries before I mastered it myself. You could try it without lowering to see if that works, but it will look glitchy with the textures.
Uhm, not sure if I'm being dense, but how do I put a roof on this?! I'm having a bit of a nightmare getting my head into all of the extra ways of building
Burn the roof pieces with a flamethrower trap, or a friend could help you by going into PVP with you and destroy the roof pieces for you. That way you can place roof pieces that intersect. And when you are done you can repair everything.
@@HitBit_Gaming you are a champion! Thanks for the help! I really didn't expect such a quick reply. I've been looking at how to play with wall merging with lighting etc, so ran around and got the flamethrower today :) sadly I couldn't entice my deathclaw into the blueprint 😅
i know this is an old tutorial but, is this still current?.. been trying to lift the 2nd and 3rd foundations before the outter with no avail.. some times it works, some times it doesnt, it says i cant pick them up because they have dependant structures (not literally but thats the short version of it).. please lmk if this still works, otherwise ill stop trying to make this work, ty in advance
(SOLUTION) As a response to my own comment, you need to set the foundations as low as possible, otherwise the freaking game wont let you pick them up afterwards
@@ImMightyZeus I'm glad you already figured it out. The flatter the area to make the blueprint, the better as well. I mostly like to make blueprints at the Wade Airport Workshop because of that.
@@HitBit_Gaming oooh nice tip..thank you for that.. ill give it a try today.. also now im getting a new error msg right after the creation of the first BP (1) .. when trying to deploy it, the game says that it cant be placed due to floating structures
@@ImMightyZeus That is one of the messages you can get when the ground isn't flat enough, or if you lower the middle foundation you move it to much to one of the sides or rotate it a littlebit so it doesn't fit anymore. There are some tolerances when moving it down but you still have to be carefull. And don't worry about it if it fails a few times, because making blueprints like these isn't easy, but once you, or one of your friends has this blueprint, you can share it with eachother by placing it down in a Workshop and the other can blueprint it while they are in the same team.
@@HitBit_Gaming SUCCEDED!
My one foundation didn’t click in
I'm not exactly sure what you are saying, but if you are talking about one of the foundations of the circle not flipping to the inside it could be that one wall is facing the wrong way.
and how do i build a roof?
To build just a roof just place them, and use a flamethrower trap or let a friend in pvp destroy them. After that you can place the ones that intersect. In the end repair everything. You could look up UFO camp tutorials on RUclips, because it shows you how to deal with roofs. This blueprint is just a handy tool for any round camp.
is this method still working after patch? i heard that most camp methods were patched..
This method was only broken for 1 week, but after a lot of complaints from the building community Bethesda changed it back so we can build circle blueprints again. So go ahead and have fun building your circle.
@@HitBit_Gaming okay! tysm!😊
A lot harder on Xbox....but I did manage to build a spaceship a while back though.
Awesome! These steps aren't easy on PC as well, and did it (and struggled) many times before I made this tutorial.
What about the roof?
You can just place roof pieces, and destroy them using the flamethrower trap or by letting a friend destroy them while in pvp. Then place the ones next to it to merge them an repair everything in the end. You can see how that works when looking up ufo tutorials.
But how do you roof it???
After placing one roof piece, you can use a flamethrower trap to destroy it, and then you can place another roof piece that intersects the first and so on. You can also activate PvP with a friend and tell them what roof piece they need to destroy. after you are done you can repair everything.
Looks like this won’t work anymore… have you tried to drop this since the hot fix yesterday?
Yeah, the foundations won't flip anymore at all. and even the finished merged blueprint cannot be placed anymore even while it turns blue on a flat area since the hotfix yesterday. So goodbye to all circle and unique camps in adventure mode. I do hope Bethesda will revert this soon.
I updated the description, with a link to the official Bethesda Discord where people can show support.
Works again since fix on 15/03/2022
@@HitBit_Gaming yep-yep! Thanks! Hey next time you’re on, can I steal your completed 16 wall circle?
@@jackomarafallout7664 Sure. I may need to switch characters, because I haven't build it on all of them yet.
It doesn’t seem to matter how many times I do this I cannot get the first blueprint to snap back so I’m stuck at that first bit 😩😩
Make sure to take some distance when you want to place the blueprint down (most of the time just a bit outside your building area). Then I move it around a bit and just start rotating the blueprint until it snaps in the corect spot and the sides turn blue. Another thing that could mess it up is if something didn't go right with the selection of the floors and walls creating the first blueprint, or removed the incorrect floors and walls. Because nothing in the blueprint should overlap with the existing pieces.
Let me know if the tips did help or not. Remember that Fallout 76 is a multiplayer game and someone can help you inside the game. So you never have to do this alone.
If a friend is able to build that blueprint, they can always place it down in a workshop when you are in a party and if they replace the textures on the foundations to the default concrete one, you can blueprint it yourself as well.
I could join you as well if you are playing on PC to check why that step is giving you some problems (ingame name is also Hit-Bit)
And I bet that there are many players on console that could help you as well if you are playing on Xbox or Playstation.
Same here ... tried 4 times and each time cant replace the blue print 😣
@@marcilamandine6097 Thank you for telling me. The only other step where it can go wrong could be when moving the middle foundation just a little bit down. You need to be carefull that the camera goes straight down and doesn't turn at all, cancel the placement if you moved the camera too much, and try again. The middle foundation must stay at almost the exact same spot, but just a little bit lower.
Before you remove the parts after creating the first blueprint and after lowering the middle foundation, you could start making a cross starting from the outside to the middle to see if they can be placed, and if the middle one is in the correct spot as well (and not rotated a littlebit by accident). If it is not at the correct spot you can still replace the middle foundation and lowering it again at this point.
Please let me know if this step worked for you or not.
@@HitBit_Gaming finally it worked ! Probably it was the the middle fundation the problem
I tired this build multiple time and it just morphs out of shape when placed lol 😂
I must be doing something wrong
When you blueprint, don't forget to blueprint the walls as well. If you don't, the floors want to snap to eachother making a big mess.
@@HitBit_Gaming I have blueprinted correctly I’m just having great difficulty with it snapping in to place right ! your tutorial is fantastic and it’s the best one I found on this particular build ! it’s a me thing I’m not very good at following tutorials clearly😂
Are you having troubles with a certain step, or placing the final blueprint down?
@@HitBit_Gaming I think I’m just messing something up along the lines of doing it that I shouldn’t be messing up which is why it messing up at the final step
im not sure if im doing something wrong but when i get to the part where you place the blueprint it never shows as blue for me, only red, and wont place, this is my fourth time rebuilding and im losing my mind a little😂
This is one of the harder blueprints to make if you have never done it before, so don't feel bad about it.
Is it after you delete what you blueprinted and have to snap it to the remaining structure after lowering the foundation? If that is the case then there can be several reasons. With lowering you need to be careful not to move the foundation too much to one of the sides. The area where you try to make the blueprint isn't flat enough or something is in the way, even corpses of enemies can be the issue.
Also if one of your friends managed to create this blueprint, you can ask them to place it in a workshop, and if you are in the same party you can copy it.
@@HitBit_Gaming thank you! ill try again with the lowering the middle foundation, im building in the same area as you so i know its not the surface. my friend does have a blueprint if all else fails!! thank you for your help!🩷
update: i did it!! i think the floor was slightly uneven so i moved my camp module and it works! thank you!!
@@motherwar.Awesome! I failed several times as well with my first circle blueprint, before I was able to understand how everything worked. So I know exactly how it feels once you get it to work the first time.