Wow...just...Wow! Thank u so much for this. been wanting to to do double doors for a while. now and just never seem to have the time to try to figure it out. I would have never thought of using an open door and a closed one coming from different directions. Absolutely amazing 🤩.
UPDATE: I had to get a bit creative, and the doors open the opposite direction of your video, but it works. It just means that the foundation that would be on the front porch, will now be the first tile inside of the building. Thank for the guide, which got me 90% of the way there. I know that this is an old video at this point, but I'm not sure that this still works. It will not let me place the second door, because it says that it needs support. I can rotate it 180 degrees, and it places fine, but then the door opens the wrong way. I tried making the setup as a blueprint, and putting it back in the spot shown in your video, but the blueprint can't be placed, because it again says that it needs support. Cool tutorial, but I am unable to complete it.
The game can sometimes be finicky with the doors. Try using a different door, wall set, or change the foundation type. It may take all three for it to stop telling you the door is floating when you try to place it in the frame.
Well done! I'm going to have to test that out on my next camp build! Also, you're on the site of my primary camp. I love that location since it's close to water, and has a trail leading from the road and going all the way back into the woods.
A quick PSA, Bethesda released a hot fix earlier this week to stop some score and dupe glitches. The hot fix broke most camp tricks from working. They are working in reversing this so the tricks work again, but we have no timeline. So if this doesn't work for you right now, the hot fix is the reason.
Great! Have you ever shown or told how to place roof on top of the columns on 5:18? Is it just carefully aligned glitch with breaking roof's snap point to the wall or something else?
@@VladministratorGaming i have the same columns but the pyramid roof snaped to the main roof is still too high above them. I tried to lower nearby foundation so i could build lower walls and roofs to the right pace but actually i cant attach pyramid roof to the any of the flat ones and you cant edit them to each other to break the snap point.
@@ВладБаширов-ы6ф I'll double check it. I think there was a slight gap in that one between the columns and roof, but the angle I recorded it at hid the gap. I've previously merged two of the columns together to make them slightly taller if you want to avoid the gap. As for the roof, I'll have to play with it it remember how I got it in.
@@VladministratorGaming Got it, thanks! Actually today i've succeed in making such entrance in my camp at fallout world's server. I closed the gap above the doors by the green garden wall merged into the column and the other gap with columns extended by module bar pieces and a little merge. The result with decorations is beautiful! Thanks a lot for the idea and video, i can't wait for recreate it again at the main server.
The door frame is a wall, so you need a foundation on both sides, so the wall is being placed in the middle of them, if you want to switch which way the wallpaper side faces. Once the wall is set facing the direction you want, you can remove whichever foundation you don't want to keep in place.
It all depends on where you stand. Try standing on ground that's level with the foundation you are moving, or build yourself another foundation to stand on that's the same height of the one you're moving.
I like this method. Is there a way to do this same thing with the pocket doors? They turn 90 degrees when you try to just replace the doors. (And I understand that there will be a door in the way at all times)
I'm sure it can be done, though the doorframes for putting the doors in next to each other would be inline with each other, rather than offset like this example since they slide horizontal to open. My approach would be to get two regular doors next to each other as double doors, edit them to the sliding doors. Then use the resulting 90 degree turned doors as a guide to place foundations and doorframes that fit them. Store the doors, place doors in the aligned frames, edit them to the sliding doors. You would then end up with the sliding doors next to each other, with the orientation of the original double doors. Would probably look cool closed, not sure about open though.
Wow...just...Wow! Thank u so much for this. been wanting to to do double doors for a while. now and just never seem to have the time to try to figure it out. I would have never thought of using an open door and a closed one coming from different directions. Absolutely amazing 🤩.
Excellent job! Nice precision with the measurements. Well played.
UPDATE: I had to get a bit creative, and the doors open the opposite direction of your video, but it works. It just means that the foundation that would be on the front porch, will now be the first tile inside of the building. Thank for the guide, which got me 90% of the way there.
I know that this is an old video at this point, but I'm not sure that this still works. It will not let me place the second door, because it says that it needs support. I can rotate it 180 degrees, and it places fine, but then the door opens the wrong way. I tried making the setup as a blueprint, and putting it back in the spot shown in your video, but the blueprint can't be placed, because it again says that it needs support. Cool tutorial, but I am unable to complete it.
The game can sometimes be finicky with the doors. Try using a different door, wall set, or change the foundation type. It may take all three for it to stop telling you the door is floating when you try to place it in the frame.
Well done! I'm going to have to test that out on my next camp build!
Also, you're on the site of my primary camp. I love that location since it's close to water, and has a trail leading from the road and going all the way back into the woods.
A quick PSA, Bethesda released a hot fix earlier this week to stop some score and dupe glitches. The hot fix broke most camp tricks from working. They are working in reversing this so the tricks work again, but we have no timeline. So if this doesn't work for you right now, the hot fix is the reason.
Your method seems so much easier than what I've tried in the past.
I experimented with several different ways, and this one gave me the most consistent results, and least headaches. 🤣
Impressive.
Chapeau bas. (Hat down)
Thank You, 👍
Nice video gonna have to attempt this
Any chance for a tutorial on how to fill the opening of the double door? i just cannot figure it out as a new player
Thanks for this!
Great job
Thanks Lucy, 👍
Really cool video
Thanks, 👍
Great ideas here, well done. I love that stone column entryway at 5:20 , how did you make the columns?
The columns are stone fence posts. They were in the atom shop a while back.
Great! Have you ever shown or told how to place roof on top of the columns on 5:18? Is it just carefully aligned glitch with breaking roof's snap point to the wall or something else?
Snap the pointed roof to a flat roof, edit the flat roof to angled. You can now store the angled roof and leave the pointed one floating. 👍
@@VladministratorGaming i have the same columns but the pyramid roof snaped to the main roof is still too high above them. I tried to lower nearby foundation so i could build lower walls and roofs to the right pace but actually i cant attach pyramid roof to the any of the flat ones and you cant edit them to each other to break the snap point.
@@ВладБаширов-ы6ф I'll double check it. I think there was a slight gap in that one between the columns and roof, but the angle I recorded it at hid the gap. I've previously merged two of the columns together to make them slightly taller if you want to avoid the gap. As for the roof, I'll have to play with it it remember how I got it in.
@@VladministratorGaming Got it, thanks! Actually today i've succeed in making such entrance in my camp at fallout world's server. I closed the gap above the doors by the green garden wall merged into the column and the other gap with columns extended by module bar pieces and a little merge. The result with decorations is beautiful! Thanks a lot for the idea and video, i can't wait for recreate it again at the main server.
@@ВладБаширов-ы6ф that's awesome 👍 some great ideas there for filling the gaps. 💡💯
question when I put a door frame in, door frame reverses itself.. Do you have an idea to fix this
The door frame is a wall, so you need a foundation on both sides, so the wall is being placed in the middle of them, if you want to switch which way the wallpaper side faces. Once the wall is set facing the direction you want, you can remove whichever foundation you don't want to keep in place.
@@VladministratorGaming thv
I may have missed it but how do you keep stuff from jumping forward when you select it to move it?
It all depends on where you stand. Try standing on ground that's level with the foundation you are moving, or build yourself another foundation to stand on that's the same height of the one you're moving.
I like this method. Is there a way to do this same thing with the pocket doors? They turn 90 degrees when you try to just replace the doors. (And I understand that there will be a door in the way at all times)
I'm sure it can be done, though the doorframes for putting the doors in next to each other would be inline with each other, rather than offset like this example since they slide horizontal to open. My approach would be to get two regular doors next to each other as double doors, edit them to the sliding doors. Then use the resulting 90 degree turned doors as a guide to place foundations and doorframes that fit them. Store the doors, place doors in the aligned frames, edit them to the sliding doors. You would then end up with the sliding doors next to each other, with the orientation of the original double doors. Would probably look cool closed, not sure about open though.
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Is this the only way? Kind of weird they don’t have double doors
I've seen others use different methods to align their foundations to place the doors, but they all use the same concept of offsetting the two doors.
I tried but on xbox its not letting me replace the doors
This definitely still works, and I play on Xbox. If you're trying to switch one door for another, there are a few that don't give the option.
Hit me up I’ll give you a blue Print from over 2/years ago 🎉 and yes you can put a half wall above 👆🏻 them beautiful doors