Some of them, including Vanilla Extensions, require his Master Plan mod, which adds a new category to the build menu. I especially like the junk fences that it adds.Īlso, be sure to read the description if you decide to use his mods. A lot of mods that add new objects take this into consideration, but for vanilla objects, you would need a mod like Ethreon's Vanilla Extensions, which modifies tons of vanilla objects in addition to adding new ones using vanilla assets. The problem with modding objects to allow you to sink them is that the snap points of the objects need to be altered so that they can be placed underground. Simple questions deserve long-winded answers that no one will bother to read. Ive literally tried planting hundreds of them and its. Mutfruit, Corn, etc, the plants will clip/fall through the terrain and sometimes disappear totally. Spoiler TheNukaDude wrote: Ive seem to have ran into a little (actually a big) issue with version 2.3. Both jobs will allow the use of violence or intimidation. of 176 - Vanilla Extensions - posted in File topics: In response to post 40778395. They will then be given the option to capture a new outpost, or intimidate a settlement to supply nearby outposts. So if you want lower, just use the same command again. Settlement-building is my main draw to this game, and this is the one workshop mod I could not do without. To establish a raider outpost, the player must speak to Shank. So you would use 'modpos z -10' or something to 'sink' an object, and since you're using the 'modpos' modifier, you're always moving the object relative to where it already is. z is for vertical modifications, and x/y would be for lateral movements.

Open the console, click on the object you want to move, and then type 'modpos z XX'. Well, you can do it without mods by using the console.

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