(XBOX) No Space Left to Install Sim Settlements. Issue: Not enough space in Xbox to install Sim Settlements. Kinggath: 'This Sim Settlements Lite is exactly the same as Sim Settlements in functionality, except a smaller file size as some assets are removed. The idea of Sim Settlements Lite is to keep the core experience the same, but remove. This video describes some common issues with getting Sim Settlements up and running - and how to work around them. Sim Settlements can be downloaded here: ht.

Contents.Common Problems No Museum Holotape Issue: The City Manager holotape never spawned in the museum. Kinggath: 'Uncheck Sim Settlmeents and any expansions or addons of it from your load order, also uncheck HUDFramework - because it sometimes interferes with startup. Load your game and make a save outside of the museum. Now check in Sim Settlements again and load that save - the tape should spawn where it belongs.

Once you have the tape, load it in your pipboy to get the unlock message. Now save again, and re-enable HUDFramework.' Plot Not Completing building Issue: Plots stop construction before completion.

They upgrade like exterior plots do up too level 3 but always count as 1 Bed. Yet i am not seeing the Sim settlements menu point, where you coudl build the.

Usually stops or freezes at the scaffolding stage of construction. Kinggath: 'Occasionally the game will fail to start the timer correctly. Once the scaffolding appears, a building should take less than a minute to build (unless you have Realistic Build Times on). So if you run into this, try using the Refresh Plot option on the sensor menu to see if it builds. If it continues to not build, you may want to scrap it and try building it again. If even that doesn't work, please report it here so we can try and find out what is conflicting.'

Floating Clutter After Scrapping/Moving/Storing Plot Issue: Items of clutter floating in the location a plot used to be after scrapping, moving, or storing the plot. Kinggath: 'It can sometimes just take a long time to clean up if your save file scripts are getting backed up. Otherwise, you can download the mod Sim Settlement Helper, which will make everything the mod creates scrapable.'

To use Sim Settlement Helper:1. Download and Install Sim Settlement Helper mod. Nexus:?, Xbox: 2. Scrap any floating clutter that has not been removed. Exit Game and Uninstall Sim Settlement Helper. (Xbox) Old Plot Structures Reappear In New Plot at Same Location Issue: After scrapping a plot and building a new plot in the same location, The old plot appears inside the new plot and cannot be demolished.

Kinggath: 'This is an unfortunate common issue on Xbox, the scripts will fall behind and start building two structures at once. First try using the Refresh Plot option on the ASAM Sensor menu - that might resolve it completely. If not, I put out a mod called Sim Settlement Helper, install that - you'll then be able to scrap all of the stuff on top of the plot. After you've scrapped everything but the plot itself, refresh the plot via the sensor again,:and the correct stuff should appear.' To use Sim Settlement Helper:1. Download and Install Sim Settlement Helper mod.

Nexus:?, Xbox: 2. Scrap any floating clutter that has not been removed. Exit Game and Uninstall Sim Settlement Helper. Refresh Local Plots Option Stops Before Completion Issue: After starting the Refresh Local Plots tool, the refreshing messages stop, but you get a warning not to leave until completion.

Kinggath: 'While the Refresh Local Plots option warns you not to leave, if it appears to get stuck, you should ignore the warning and leave anyway. Getting the cell to unload (by traveling a good distance away from it), should cause the refresh to continue. Once the refresh messages resume, return to the settlement. You may have scaling or rotation issues on any plots that refreshed during the brief period you were away. Simply run the Refresh Plot option on the sensor menu for those and it should clear them up.' Workshop Menus Missing/Disappeared Issue: Workshop menus have disappeared or gone missing.

Solution: Install Settlement Menu Manager: Run the menu repair option in it's holotape options. This should restore your workshop menus if the mod that changed them has been removed.

Advanced Industrial Plots Do Not Output Benefits With Dynamic Needs Off Issue: Advanced Industrial Plots do not provide benefits they should, with Dynamic Needs turned off. Kinggath: 'This happens when Dynamic Needs are turned off. I have a potential solution for the future, for now though, if you enable Dynamic Needs and refresh the plot, the power or any other Advanced Industrial plot resource should come back.' Food Production Drops with Dynamic Needs Turned Off Issue: Food production from Agriculture plots changes to 2 food at lvl 1, 4 food at level 2, and 6 food at level 3 after Dynamic Needs is turned off. Kinggath: 'It is very important to note that turning off dynamic needs will effect, reduce, or eliminate the many positive benefits your factories, farms, stores, and any other job buildings provide to your settlers. The new plot types and building plans introduced in the “Industrial Revolution” expansion pack will be especially affected by turning off dynamic needs as there are a lot of benefits and new positive modifiers for your settlements built in that require dynamic needs to be ON (in order to be activated or for your settlers to take advantage of/benefit from). If Dynamic Needs are turned off, all of the bonuses are removed as well.

So the default food values become 2/4/6.' HUD Needs Display Randomly Disappears Inside Settlement Borders Issue: HUD needs display disappears in areas of a settlement, then reappears in other areas of a settlement. Kinggath: 'It's actually an issue with the way Bethesda laid out the settlements. They are flagged as only being part of certain game cells, so when Sim Settlements asks if the player is still in the settlement, the game will often report incorrectly. I might be able to fix it by changing the method I use to check if the player is in the workshop - but the issue is only in a few small areas, so I'll probably let it go for the time being. It would be one of those things that takes a lot of man hours for just a small benefit - not that I won't do it in the long term, I just want to get these expansions built first. FYI: Using Neeher's All Settlements Extended mods Nexus Link:?, Bethesda Link: incidentally fix this vanilla bug, since they expand the number of cells that each workshop counts it eliminates most, if not all, of the dead zones.'

HUD Meters Disappear If Crosshair Turned Off Issue: HUD Settlement Needs meters disappear if the crosshair is turned off in the HUD Kinggath: 'HUDFramework attaches all of the extra elements to the compass when you start your game, and then moves them to the crosshair when you enter workshop mode.' To show the Settlement Needs meters again, turn the crosshair back on.' (XBOX) No Space Left to Install Sim Settlements. Issue: Not enough space in Xbox to install Sim Settlements.

Kinggath: 'This Sim Settlements Lite is exactly the same as Sim Settlements in functionality, except a smaller file size as some assets are removed. The idea of Sim Settlements Lite is to keep the core experience the same, but remove some of the bells and whistles that bloat the file size to help you guys on Xbox who are hindered by the current 2 GB limitation. The GOAL is to keep the Lite mod under 200 Mb, but that may not be possible forever, as new features will require more files. It will always be smaller than the core mod though.' Xbox: Invisible Plots, Buildings Not Showing, and/or Plot Stops at Construction Stage Issue: Plot buildings are invisible, or stop building at the construction stage.

Solution:. Interact with the Plot ASAM Sensor, and select Refresh Plot. (PC) Manually install Sim Settlements and Industrial Revolution:(Vanilla Game Bug) Vanilla Named Settlers Cannot Be Bought From When Working Commercial Plot Issue: Vanilla named settlers do not have the vendor conversation option when assigned to a commercial plot. Kinggath: 'For me it's always one or the other, either I can't buy from them or I can no longer recruit them after they start their shop. Either way, this is a vanilla problem, so there's not a lot that can be done.

For me, sleeping 24 hours and reassigning usually clears up the issue (but not always).' (PC) Plots with Foundations Won't Sink If your plots with foundations aren't sinking into the ground, this means you either have =0 in your ini settings or you're using a mod that changes that setting such as Spring Cleaning. You can resolve this by changing that setting back to 1 instead of 0. It will be in Documents/My Games/Fallout4/Fallout4Custom.ini under General. If you do not have that setting, then a mod you're using is setting it dynamically, and the only solution will be to remove the mod, or use something like Place Everywhere to bypass the problem altogether.

Resources at 999 If a settlements resources are at 999, it means that the resources are being used into a deficit. The settlement system cannot handle negative numbers, so the resource count jumps to 999.

This can be due to being on. With dynamic needs, some structures will require more power and water to run.

The 4924 amount in the Pip-Boy is the same bug. If you see 4924 for any value, it means it is negative.HUD Disappears in Workshop Mode If your crosshair is hidden in the game settings, HUDFramework will not work after you enter workshop mode. If you would like to hide your crosshair, use a mod like Immersive HUD or DEFUI, which will allow you to do so while still making use of HUDFramework widgets, such as the Sim Settlements meters. (Xbox) Plot Building Disappears After Being Built Issue: Plot building suddenly disappears, leaving a plot base with no building where there was one before. Kinggath: 'I still haven't completely solved the ghost plots issue (I'm thinking this is just a game engine failure with memory management), but now that we have the ASAM Sensors on the plots, I was able to setup a fix.

With patch 2.0.3, anytime you activate an ASAM Sensor if it detects the plot is missing, it will restore it.' Settlers Are Not Showing Up Sim Settlements doesn't alter the recruitment chance in any way. The only things that affect recruitment are your character's Charisma, settlement happiness, and whether or not your settlers have jobs (if you have 5+settlers without jobs, no new ones will appear). The most common issues are:. Your recruitment beacons aren't actually functioning, you might need to make sure something did not happen to interrupt their power or just toggle them off and on to confirm you get the message about the beacon signal. Bad luck. Every in-game day the chance for new settlers to show up is random.

If it is a brand new settlement, it can sometimes take upwards of 2 weeks in game to get a new settler after the first few. (PC) Workshop Script problems in your save. This will usually manifest in other ways as well, for example, your settlers may ignore your assignment commands or never go to another settlement if you try and send them. This last issue can sometimes be resolved by playing around with your save file in.(PC) Sim Settlements Generally Acting StrangelyIf you are on PC, and find that your game is acting strangely - especially in regards to Sim Settlements doing things abnormally or out of order, you should consider checking your save file for extreme script lag. Download Fallrim Tools:. Extract the files to your computer somewhere. Launch Resaver.exe, which will prompt you to select your save file.

Look to the ActiveScripts section, it will have a number of threads running in your save. Generally this should be under 20. If it's substantially higher, you almost certainly have a mod causing massive conflicts and should consider asking for help:Unable To Read Plot Plaques or Change Plots Issue: Activating Plot Plaque does not show any commands, and/or no options to read the Plaque at all.

Kinggath: 'If you're using Place Anywhere, open it's menu object and turn off the Options Menu feature. It interferes with the secondary activation on plots.' Xbox Incorrectly Says Not Enough Free Memory Issue: Xbox says there is not enough free memory to download a mod when there actually is. Kinggath: 'It has something to do with the Xbox not actually clearing the memory. Try all the steps described in these posts:. Basically, you'll want to favorite all of your mods so you can quickly re-download them all, then reset the reserved space on your xbox.

It's a common xbox problem, so the fix should be relatively painless.' Known Issues / Unsolved (Vanilla Game Limitation) Game Stuck In Loading Screen Issue: When attempting to load a save, or access the Mods or Creation Club screen, the game gets stuck and will not proceed. We recently discovered the game has a script property memory limit of 64 MB. It's normally very hard to reach this limit, but Sim Settlements makes heavy use of that as a storage method, and so we've done something Bethesda had not prepared for. For example, Sim Settlements stores all of the records necessary to generate the City Plans in script properties, which can add up to 500KB or more for each City Plan.

The game engine is completely capable of handling much, much more than this, but Bethesda likely saw no need and probably chose the 64MB memory allocation arbitrarily at some point and never felt the need to increase it as all of the vanilla game and DLC combined use less than 4 MB. There are no consequences for hitting this limit (unless on Xbox), you'll find you can't get past the main menu, and you simply disable some mods and go about your day. But it is a limit that we will all have to be aware of going forward. If you find yourself hitting this issue, the easiest way to alleviate it is to disable some City Plan or Add-on packs as Sim Settlements content is currently the heaviest user of script storage. I presume long-term we'll see an F4SE update or plugin to alleviate this limit for PC users. Though Xbox players will likely have to become aware of this forever and be careful, as if they update a mod that pushes them over the limit, they essentially get locked out of the game unless they erase their mod data.

I've informed Bethesda of the issue, but due to their new focus on Fallout 76, I don't anticipate them reacting to it unless a sizable number of folks get locked out of playing on Xbox and complain. Obviously getting locked out on Xbox is a big concern, and it's something I'm taking very seriously. (Vanilla Game Bug) Named Vanilla Settlers Cannot Be Assigned and Will Not Build Homes Issue: Named vanilla settlers cannot be assigned and/or will not build a plot Kinggath: '. Anyone who isn't assignable to vanilla objects, can't work Plots either. They used to be able to - until I found out that screws up the AI.' (Vanilla Game Bug) Stored Sim Settlement Plots in Special Menu not Sim Settlements Menu Issue: When a plot is stored, the stored plot shows up in the Workshop's Special menu instead of the Sim Settlements menu. Kinggath: '.

The engine isn't very smart about having multiple construction records for the same object. So it's not likely something I can fix. From my testing, those extra entries in the workshop menu go away after you place all of the stored plots and then open the workshop again.' Wasteland Lounger Plot Keeps Showing Up for VIP's Issue: VIP settlers keep selecting the Wasteland Lounger for the Residential plot Kinggath: 'This was mostly an accident - I developed the VIPs before I finished the rest of the mod and needed a house to work from. It wasn't until I designed the other houses that I realized I had build most of the VIPs so specific to the Wasteland Lounger model, that transferring them over to work in the other models as well was going to be a huge project - and in the end decided it wasn't worth the extra time I could spend making other things. I might go back and rebuild some of them to work in other models.' (Vanilla Game Bug) Clumping Settlers When Arriving in Settlement Issue: Upon arriving in the Settlement through teleporting or fast travel, all the settlers are clumped up together in a group.

Kinggath: 'Bethesda did something pretty smart with the engine and disconnected the scripting engine from the frame rate. This ensures the gunplay is nice and smooth, but at the cost of leaving the AI often looking very stupid. When you first fast travel to a settlement, all of the settlers are dumped to a central point in the settlement and then told by a script to re-check their AI packages. When your scripts get backed up, that re-check doesn't happen quickly (or sometimes at all), and you end up with that All of the settlers clumped up together. ' (Vanilla Game Bug) Child Settlers Cannot Be Assigned Or Don't Do Anything In The Plot Issue: Child settlers are not able to be assigned to a plot, or don't do any animations when assigned. Kinggath: 'Child settlers can now own Residential and Agricultural plots.

Due to lack of animations available to the child settlers, they may never actually animate to the plot or use the objects on them. Additional plot types may be made available to them in the future if I find someone to provide more animation support for them (send me your animator friends!).' (Vanilla Game Bug) Settlers Will Not Use Upper Floors of Buildings Issue: Settlers are not going to upper floors of buildings or Plots built on multi story scaffolding. Vanilla Game Bug: Unfortunately, this is a problem with the game's AI.

There is currently no fix to this behavior.Kinggath: 'spent many hours during early dev and couldn't reliably get them to use the upper floors' (Vanilla Game Bug) Pipboy Settlement Data Screen Shows Incorrect Information Issue: When looking at the Settlement Data screen on the Pipboy, the information displayed is incorrect. Kinggath: 'The pipboy data is a vanilla issue. I've investigated a solution, but it's pretty much going to require redesigning the pipboy flash files and the workshop scripts - which I'm trying to avoid with Sim Settlements (I want to keep compatibility up by not editing vanilla records/scripts in the mod).'

Since launched back in 2015, the community has been very busy indeed, and not just with surviving the apocalypse. No, the community has been busy creating some of the most impressive and best Fallout 4 settlements we've ever seen. Whole communities of builders have been taking to the various social media platforms to show off what they've made. Designs are growing ever more inspired and elaborate, and thanks to user-created mods, and Bethesda’s own extensive DLC releases, apocalypse architects have more options at their disposal than ever.We’ve picked out some of the very best Fallout 4 settlements around for you to admire. Perhaps you’ll even want to recreate them in your own Commonwealth - though you’ll need to set aside more than a few evenings, we reckonLooking for help with Fallout 4?

Then check out our guides:.: all the Fallout 4 console commands. 15 essential to know before you play. The for Xbox One, PS4, and PC.Castle WallsLet's start simple, as lots of people have spent lots of time simply trying to turn back the nuclear clocks by recreating what once stood. The most obvious (and popular) candidate is the Castle, once known as Fort Independence. As here demonstrates, using the concrete foundation blocks (found, improbably, in the wood section of the settlements menu) is the way forward, and fills the gaps rather nicely.

In fact, concrete foundations are probably the most important settlement element going as they're one of the few objects that are allowed to clip into the ground, meaning you can use them to even out gaps caused by undulating terrain. The Castle ComplexAnd here's what happens when you fill in the rest of the Castle.

Has made a fortress of the fort, reinstating the artillery, setting up enough turrets to cut through a Raider army and making the whole place self-sufficient. Best of all, see that little balcony inside the tower built around the radio mast? That houses a fully-stocked bar (that no Settler will use because the boring denizens of the Wasteland never take time off). Speaking of radio masts, they usually signal how high you can build, meaning settlements with extra-large antennas can be built taller than others - it's worth looking out for before you start spending scrap on some doomed skyscraper. Outpost Zimonja is a good place to start for those with lofty ambitions. Spectacle Island PierSpectacle Island comes with the game's largest building area and, apparently, its highest built limit, meaning it's one of the most versatile locations going.

Has gone outwards instead of upwards, building a seaside shanty town complete with a nostalgic, no doubt toxic, high-rad pier. Spectacle Island is one of the tougher settlements to unlock (and don't read on if you consider the explanation a spoiler). You have to travel to a sunken ship, flip a switch, then either fight an onslaught of Mirelurks (including a Queen and, possibly, a Legendary Deep King) or run to the nearby radio tower and activate a pulse that scares them off. Worth it, though.

Jamaica Plain MarketSometimes, you just want a bit of Old World charm, which is why turned Jamaica Plain into a lovely little urban town centre, hustling and bustling like you'd hope for. It's a properly planned town, rather than a loose collection of shacks huddled around a big phallic symbol made of light panels like everyone else makes. For me, the triumph here are those strings of light bulbs, lending the whole place a Christmassy feel. The creator agrees - apparently getting the notoriously fickle placement right took about three hours per four wires worth of bulbs. I won't be doing that, then. Red Rocket Bar and GrillSome of my favourite builds are where players have just committed to an idea, rather than trying to make as much as possible.

Where I saw a floating impossi-town, saw a homely restaurant, and made a genuinely inviting place of the early game gas station. It's the attention to detail I love here - al fresco and interior dining areas, the Mutfruit plants used to give it a garden feel, the statue on the stairs. I would eat here, if I didn't know it was definitely selling Bloatfly tartare and staffed by people whose arm might fall off into my sandwich. Power Armour HangerAnother in the series I like to call, People Who Had My Idea But Way Better, also saw the Red Rocket roof as the perfect place to store power armour.

Except I built a sort of pokey bunker, and they made an enormous, multi-level showroom with space for 58 separate suits. It's sort of disgusting how well thought-out this is, from the circular metal pieces giving each station an escape pod vibe, to the toolboxes next to each one letting you store broken parts. Be right back, I'm just burning my settlement down. Comic Book Storewent to the trouble of finding every single stat-boosting comic book in the game, and it's only right that they honour the rags of yesteryear with an appropriate resting place. In classic nerd fashion, the shop has every magazine stored by title, which I appreciate. It's also got a pop culture memorabilia section, with bobblehead storage, plus the Silver Shroud and Grognak costumes on display, making this the new prime destination for thieves and people with ponytails.

Taffington BoathouseThe delightfully-named Taffington Boathouse by is just so idyllic, a slice of coastal charm in the wasteland. Half farm, half riverside boardwalk, it features a yacht and a huge, paddle steamer-inspired houseboat.

Threat of raider attacks aside, Taffington's adorable wooden cabins look like something you'd rent out for a peaceful summer holiday Flag WavingIt takes an unfathomably large amount of power to use the lightpads, not to mention some very specific resources, and even then you have to connect to terminals to get it to work as you want it to. What I'm saying is that making something like 's tribute to the land of the free takes an enormous amount of incredibly tedious work. So, you know, kudos. Nice treehouse in the background there, too.

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In the Dog(meat) HouseHow selfish that we all think of how best to make settlements for our own gain? I know my Sole Survivor is committed to creating a better world for all of the Commonwealth's nicest people, so why haven't I followed 's lead? I stuck Dogmeat out in the Sanctuary rain, while they went all in and made the little guy a home for his house (which looks better appointed than my actual bedroom, by the way). This is by far my favourite of the lot. Hidden Vault 2’s underground lair deters unwanted visitors with fake radioactive waste, deadly automated defences, and hidden doors.

Inside, however, the spacious settlement within is a dream, fully kitted out and ready to cater to every need of its inhabitants. The attention to detail is incredible - with its armory, workshop, pantry, mess hall, bathrooms, living quarters, and even showers, it’s completely believable as the home of an entire wasteland army. Even if there are a few conspicuous Marvel movie references thrown in around the place Howl's (Un)Moving CastleThe hermit crab-esque movement of Howl's Moving Castle might not have quite made the move to Fallout 4, but there's no doubt that Imgur user has captured its essence. Built from a variety of different pieces of Fallout gubbins, it still manages to have all the strange turrets, lighthouse and ship parts jutting out from its hull. Mire Port’s colourful city, built at the Spectacle Island settlement site, is absolutely huge, featuring a business district, main square, shops and bars, apartments, a power plant, and more, all bathed in pleasing neon glows. The scale is incredible - and the creator admits they only stopped expanding because their PS4 could no longer keep up. Framerate dips seem a small price to pay to get to explore this metropolis.

Sanctuary CityIn an attempt to beat all other settlers, NexusMods user has casually built an entire city as his Fallout 4 settlement. Known as Sanctuary City, grod4L used a plethora of mods to create the stunning settlement, and put them all together using the in-game editor. Take a little tour around Sanctuary City on and get ready to catch your dropped jaw. Scrap the magic DragonTowering above Downtown Boston, this Scrap Dragon is a seriously awesome work of scrap. Player created the metallic beast using rusty cars and motorbikes (check out his claws), scaffolding, pylons and other post-apocalyptic metal sources. Just don't try and sleep in this settlement, it doesn't like it. Columbia from BioShock InfiniteWhen you can create, why not create an homage to one game inside of another?

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Well, that's exactly what Fallout gamer has done in Fallout 4, with the settlement based on BioShock Infinite's floating city of Columbia. And it's utterly perfect, from the statues to the lurid colour scheme. Plus, it's actually built above Boston's lighthouse, just kind of floating there. Ummm there's an AT-AT behind youNot only is this a life-size AT-AT, it's also a hotel. Snuggle up to the walls of this Star Wars Imperial walking tank, made entirely by, which is actually filled with more home comforts than you'd expect.

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George Lucas would think it needs more lasers though.