Commonwealth Contractor: Wild West Storefront
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Have you ever hopped into the Fallout 4 workshop and thought " I want to build a Wild West themed settlement"? well we've got you covered.
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Just add some decorations from nuka world dlc, and you will get pretty cool looking wild west settlement. You can even take few ideas from Goodsprings, or even recreate the entire settlement in Fallout 4.
Character just needs a mechanic jumpsuit and a hard hat with clipboard.
there's actually another youtuber, who is admitedly way better at these style of videos who pretty much uses that getup. skooled zone if you're interested.
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For your porch, the scaffolding frames will snap to the barn floors. So, instead of using the center pier piece initially, you could drop a temp barn floor, then snap a scaffold to the outside, on both sides if you want, and use the ramps to that. Then take out all the barn floors and replace them with the piers.
that's an interesting idea. I tend to avoid scaffolding for the most part as you get a lot of airgaps, even with things that snap, but I've never tried using the scaffolding as a temporary snapping component then replacing with other stuff. definitely something to play with. Thanks.
@@Theegreygaming I use them a lot, mainly for things like turret placements and in like Ten Pines Bluff and County Crossing to deal with the wrecked houses. Put one of the tall, large squares in a corner, and place barn floors on those to enable you to build over those houses, and then, at CC for sure, you can snap walls both up and down from the floors to enclose, or mostly enclose, the house. With the added bonus of if you're using it in the houses, you can leave it, because it leaves plenty of room underneath it.
I do use barn or warehouse floors on it though, instead of the scaffold floors, because of the open air it leaves. Either of those sets will fill those gaps just fine.
Great video.
I would replace the front corner roofs with the angled roof used on the middle piece and a flat roof in the front middle. It would make it look more structurally supported.
For the upper false wall I would create several variations to make a town look more interesting.
A second variation is remove the 2 angled pieces in the false wall to give a stair step appearance. I've seen that in old movies too.
A third use 3 short walls for all 3 of the false walls for a low false wall.
A forth and fifth variation is use 3 of the tall walls for the false front wall, adding the short wall in the back and sides of the building. You then can add floors to create a storage loft (4th) or extra tall roof to hang lights up high (5th).
Adding a second building story could give you 8 basic buildings to mix up and make a old West Town.
Remove the porch and add half walls to the back and sides you have the start of a church or school house with a center steeple. Add 4 half walls in the center front middle, 4 corner posts, and the square peak cap to complete the steeple. You could even put a settler bell in it.
Its a pretty good build.
I usually get my inspiration from Fallout New Vegas' Goodsprings setup, specifically Chet's Store.
Basically do the same thing, but I use the Warehouse Roofs, and use the flat roof tops to set as the porch/varander; just use a wall segment at the front to snap it into place, then remove the wall once you're done.
In general, Goodsprings is actually a good model for recreating in a mostly open area like Specticle Island or County Crossing.
Thanks for the build ideas, I recently got a mod that adds livestock mechanics into the game and a few of these buildings will be right at home when I do a ranch build!
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While scaffolding ramps and stairs don't snap to wood, metal, concrete, barn or warehouse floors, they do snap to the scaffolding flooring. To make sure things align along the invisible grid I snap scaffolding flooring to the building I am making, then snap the ramps, and then remove the scaffolding floor and replace it with another floor type e.g. wood or barn.
I use this a lot in my builds and it often means you don't have alignment issues later on.
Looks great! Love the idea of a wild west town settlement. Might try this at the drive-in.
Dude you deserve more credit for your awesome videos. (I also have a lot of inspiration from watching your previous build videos).
Grey, its not done yet. You needs lettering on the upper section of that store front. 🤠 And it needs a clothing and general goods counter. lol... And don't forget to put the wall mounts up to put those lever action rifles on display. 😎
That looks like our local Farmers Co-op, it was a surprisingly easy design and I'm looking forward to putting a few variations into my settlements, you could add a couple of hitching posts and some bales of hay for added realism.
Takes me back to Goodsprings
Love a simple build & do something similar at Nordhagen Beach. I build a rec center & store, snap on a 3x5 grid of warehouse or barn foundations with the center squares left empty. Then grab the whole thing & adjust the height so the empty space is filled with water to create a pool.
Thanks for yet another beautiful build man, love from Sweden!
Interesting, gotta add this to the Western abernathy Farm of my gunslinger character
Well done
Only thing missing is the ole swinging saloon doors haha.
Tombstone invades Fallout 4.
I actually made an Old Western character. Weapons were Machete, Shotgun and Pistol(s). Had Cate as a companion.
Maybe try and make Spectacle Island like the streets of Tombstone.
I would not run the 45 corners in the front. Those side piece will work great against the frontispiece. Grab the screen floors and put then across the front on top as storage for your goods. Maybe even a barn or warehouse ladder up to it inside.
The warehouse half walls have no rust and no broken windows if you don’t want to use the complete wall
Only thing I would change is the roof. It should only slant to the back and sides, run the 45 degree side roof all the way forward.
Have you watched the Wild West styled shop build that Wasteland Dovahkiin did around 6 years ago? ruclips.net/video/1LpBp6TjgE4/видео.html
doesn't ring any bells...
That is an awesome Idea.
I don't understand why you would use the angled rooftop piece for the storefront. On the backside of the house it makes sense to me but not towards the front.
If you yews have wood barn wall then have glass from sheds it looks better
I like this series please keep making tutorials
Where is this settlement? Any nearby places that I can know? I have many settlements. Previous one was graygarden.
spectacle island
If you want to use a different floor texture on those concrete foundations, I have a video that shows how to do it. My editing is shit, but I think you'd still get the idea if you'd like to use the method in your build videos!
Id add a sign on wall above door and a gate on porch
Just me but I would have made a lower floor as a living area for the store employees instead of the cement foundation pieces but that's just me.
Idea. Making a settlement like in red dead 2. Term of the 20th century setting. Becuse honestly most of fallout is there but with some remaining tec od the past. Good example valentine to build.
Heymake some building from fallout new vegas?:)
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