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Thank you and no worries - not too late at all. I always appreciate comments and feedback. Home plate has crossed my mind but it is so difficult because so many of the build items aren't available for this location. It is on my list but I need to put more thought to this location to come up with something creative.

Sure - I did a full tour of the Starlight Drive-in. The decorated tour of inside of the apartments can be found starting at 17:31. Here is link to the video: ua-cam.com/video/aDzeIShlaqQ/v-deo.html In the future, I might put together a video that is just a tour of the Starlight Apartments to make it easier to find.

Thank you! I hope that you will give it a try! I really like your idea of adding another floor - not sure if there is a way to line it up with the balcony on top but that would make an excellent security post! Glad that the video has inspired you for your Starlight build ☺️

Thanks! Glad it inspired you on your Starlight build!

You’re welcome😊 Hope it helps you on your Coastal Cottage build!

Thank you! I hope that you will give it a try!

Thank you! I really appreciate your comments and support ☺️

Thank you! It took me countless failures trying to do something similar on the other side before I got the idea to build on the back side. I'm glad that you gave it a try and happy that you customized it to your liking. One tip that I discovered after I built this - if you used the scaffolding stairs and your settlers won't use them - swap them out for the long shack stairs (the one without the platform attached). They should use those stairs.

Thank you! I appreciate your feedback!

This one is one of my old modded builds that I made into a blueprint that can be transferred into the settlement (on PC only). Primarily it was built using the Place Everywhere mod. To make the roofs, I used Place Everywhere to enlarge the Barn roof tiles and trim pieces 200X. Place Everywhere then allows you to place them literally anywhere you want (no collision problems!) and it also allows you to precision move the objects so that I could line up the tiles pretty well on the houses. I could also use it to easily place walls and windows on the houses (I think I had to custom enlarge or shrink the warehouse greenhouse windows). Another mod that I had that was extremely helpful was Workshop Plus that (among other things) allows you to fly around while you are building. With this, I could build from above the houses and used this to place and line up the roofs.

Thanks! Good idea - that is much easier! For the videos, I try to find a way to that everyone (on PC, Xbox or PlayStation) can build.

Thank you! Good to hear - hope you will give it a try!

You’re welcome and thank you for your comment. Glad that this gives you ideas for this settlement. Since you are playing on survival mode - if you do try this build - make sure that you block off the gap between the floor and the open roof on the third floor (in the video at 7:07). If you fall through, you will be stuck inside the rafters and would have to load a previous save. I fell through a few times when I was putting this build together and found that there wasn’t a way to get out.

@@cryingcube2 Thanks for the heads up. I've been Bethesda'd to death a few times, stuck between rocks in the Glowing Sea or Far Harbor, or slammed into a Pick-R-Up truck with enough force to zero out the health bar. Its frustrating & rage-quit inducing the first few times, but you learn to laugh it off as the price of admission.

@@cryingcube2 I'll add one thing in case someone reads this who also builds in survival mode. Save two pieces of acrobat legwear & slap ultra-light mods on them so you can fall without damage or build in power armor. A jetpack attachment helps.

You're welcome. That is very frustrating - but good to hear that you have somehow figured out how to put a positive spin on it!

Thanks also for posting survival tips for preventing fall damage - Acrobat armor is a good idea for me in any mode since I seem to fall off of virtually everything!

@@ThatColoradoKid Thank you! Hope you can use a few ideas in your next build!

lol! Thank you - it seems that the general’s work is never done!

@@psyedk Thank you! Glad that this is helpful for you!

Thank you!

You're welcome ☺️

He has some pretty creative building ideas!

lol! I know what you mean - I can’t tell you how many failed attempts I had trying to do something with the front side of the screen - it was years before I thought of using the other side!

@@SouRc328k Thank you and you’re welcome! Appreciate the support 😊

The barn floors are from the Far Harbor DLC. I listed the DLCs that I used in the description but overlooked stating it in the video. Sorry for the confusion.

Thank you and you’re welcome! I’m glad that the videos are helpful to you!

Welcome and thank you!

You’re welcome! I’m glad that the video helped you!

Thank you! Hope the videos give you ideas for your builds!

Thank you! I like your idea on the lamp posts! The working gas lamp posts are probably my favorite outdoor lighting - I’m sure it looks really nice!

Thank you! Appreciate the support!

You’re welcome!

Thanks! Glad you are enjoying the videos!

You’re welcome ☺️

@@Steve-H57 You’re welcome ☺️

Thank you! In the past I tried to use the hole under the house but found the same thing as you. It’s a unique feature and it makes sense to use it for something - but I never understood why Bethesda wouldn’t have designed it so that settlers can get both in and out of the hole.

Thank you! Glad the videos are helpful to you 😊😊

LMFAO.

Thanks! The wood floors used as ceilings on the second floor do count as a covering for beds and beds can safely be placed on the second floor without reducing happiness. However, the mesh floors used to cover the guard station on the 3rd floor don't count as a covering for beds so beds could not be placed on this level without lowering the happiness. If you are on PC, you can check to see if any bed is covered or not by opening the console, click on the bed to select and then type getav 334. If a bed is uncovered, it will return a 0 and if it is covered, it will return a 1.

@@cryingcube2 Interesting. Thanks

You’re welcome ☺️

Thank you and you’re welcome! Glad that you like the cabins and hope that they inspire a build in one of your settlements!

You’re welcome! I hope that you will give it a try!

Thank you! I’ve really been enjoying finding ways to work around Bethesda’s little jokes! Glad you like the result!

You are right - the house doesn't have a lot of beds! For this settlement, I generally use the space to the right of the house (facing the house) and over the water to build more houses. The tour in the video was just a quick overview of the decorated house and only has 4 settlers.

@@cryingcube2 Makes sense, I was just curious,

@ No problem - thanks for the question😊

Thank you! They are pretty quick to build as well. An easy way to provide simple housing when starting to build in a settlement.

@@woffydoggy686 Thank you! It has become one of my favorite settlements!

Thanks for the question - which is a very good question (not silly at all) - however I really don't know the answer! I cleared Taffington a long time ago and completely forgot about the Brahmin. I will have to go back into my old file saves to see if I can figure this out!

Yes - they are from the creation club. I own most of the creations that either gave me more building pieces or player homes. Unfortunately, a lot of the creation club items show up at the beginning of the build menus which means a lot of scrolling to get to the vanilla (and DLC) tiles.

Thank you! Hope you will give it a try!

@@cryingcube2 absolutely will

Yes - that is an effective way to position things without mods. I don't use console commands in the no mods no glitch series so that is Xbox and Playstation friendly.

Thank you for the feedback! I'm glad that the videos are helping you to get back into building in FO4 again!