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You sink into the floor by interacting with the item that you have placed that is sticking up from below ground. For example, once I merged the shower, I interacted with it to get below the ground. And if the rocks are below ground, they do not usually have collision. So yes, you can build into them if they are under the surface.

@MoonlightCowboyGaming That's awesome! Thank you my friend ❤️

Much appreciated Fluff! This is one of those builds where I let the pre-existing location dictate how the build turned out. Those pipes are really beautiful, and I couldn't agree more with your assessment.

Now that I'm no longer a judge for the Top 5, I plan on submitting at least semi-regularly. This camp has been submitted! We shall see how it does. There are so many great builders now, it's hard to guess anymore LOL!

I know that's right some stiff competition out there.

You're probably very close on that. 10% would be 50, and it felt like close to that when stacking them LOL!

This one was fun once I worked out the physics. It's also easier than the ones on the Monorail Elevator, as long as you're good with rug glitching. Glad you like it!

Thanks mate! It was a real PITA to build.

I'm on PS. I often have unreleased builds. I keep a buffer of builds so that I don't get burned out. This build was completed about a month or so ago. I currently have 12 unreleased videos. 6 of which are camp showcases.

@@MoonlightCowboyGaming Ok, that makes sense. I was worried Bethesda was rolling back the graphical update or putting out a new one.

I really love the look of this pipes as well. They really make the build pop. I added glass walls on the bottom of the pipes as well for additional lighting and texture. I'm very happy you like it!

The rug glitching was a pain, but totally worth it to build here. Getting the walls to go into the pipes was the hardest part, but once I got that to work the rest of it was fairly straightforward. Thrilled that you like this one Dazz!

Yes, although it takes some rug glitching to make it work. Still, it's very much worth it!

Thanks for the love my friend! I rug gliched my camp device to get as close as I could to the mudway point between the water and the structure. As for the reeds, there is a set that used to allow you to place them anywhere until a very recent update. If you purchased them, they are in the same collective category as the roses. They are called Cattail Bush. I hope they allow them to be placed anywhere again.

@@MoonlightCowboyGaming Oh, i have those bushes, i just wasn't able to put them down on the roof. But it's good to know that they changed that, so it's not me being stupid. 😅 Thanks for the info!

Really appreciate it mate!

Thanks my friend! Hopefully people will find the tutorial easy enough to give it a go. The only thing holding some back will be the rug glitching. But it's a great spot!

No doubt! Groceries would be a bit of a challenge, but that's what Kroger and Instacart are for LOL!

You can buy it does require rug glitching. Glad you like it!

I'd love to see what you build here! This is a great spot. Great minds think alike!

I appreciate that, I was really happy with how it turned out! 🥰

Thanks a million, glad you like it!

Some yes, some no.

For ease of response, I'm going to copy and paste this answer into both comment responses, because the answer is the same for both. The reason for the catwalks and/or vines is because the wall needs to be connected to something that isn't a wall or floor for the purposes of blueprinting. Think of it like a plug. Most plugs have two prongs and a ground. So most wall blueprints require two connecting items and a ground item. That item could be nearly any decor item. Once the three items are blueprinted, the "ground item" on the blueprint then becomes the anchor point of the blueprint. Because of the structural way that catwalks and vines snap to walls, they are perfect for this purpose. You can do a similar blueprint using two connected stairposts and a ground item. The reason for the mat under the wall is that it works twofold. One, it's the "ground item" of the blueprint. Two, it breaks the connection between the wall and foundation, eliminating any placement errors. In summary, here's the plug recipe: Prong 1 = Wall Prong 2 = Vines or Catwalks Ground = Anything except an item that must be snapped to another item in order to be placed.

For ease of response, I'm going to copy and paste this answer into both comment responses, because the answer is the same for both. The reason for the catwalks and/or vines is because the wall needs to be connected to something that isn't a wall or floor for the purposes of blueprinting. Think of it like a plug. Most plugs have two prongs and a ground. So most wall blueprints require two connecting items and a ground item. That item could be nearly any decor item. Once the three items are blueprinted, the "ground item" on the blueprint then becomes the anchor point of the blueprint. Because of the structural way that catwalks and vines snap to walls, they are perfect for this purpose. You can do a similar blueprint using two connected stairposts and a ground item. The reason for the mat under the wall is that it works twofold. One, it's the "ground item" of the blueprint. Two, it breaks the connection between the wall and foundation, eliminating any placement errors. In summary, here's the plug recipe: Prong 1 = Wall Prong 2 = Vines or Catwalks Ground = Anything except an item that must be snapped to another item in order to be placed. With this particular blueprint, the vines are just easier to work with.

The wallpaper doesn't always stay on the walls since the recent update.

@@MoonlightCowboyGaming I found another wall glitch, that seems to work fine. Will wait till later in the morning to see if it sticks. Found out a barn door glitch that seemed to do the trick.

Thanks Lisa! 🥰 I made this one to be a bit easier than some of my other builds so that people may be able to take some of the ideas here and make it their own. Happy you found some inspiration in this one!

@@MoonlightCowboyGaming 😊👍

I really try and add some extra fun to some of my longer videos. Otherwise I feel that I lose people in the rhetoric. Must of my underground building is fine for the same reason as you. But every so often, I like to give it a go. Thanks for stopping by to check out my little slice of FO76 building. 🥰

@ I’d love to try doing a camp underground myself one day and I learned some new useful tricks from you 🥰

Thank you Ruby! This one was a bit on the basic side for me. I wanted to make something that other people could streaky build with some basic knowledge, or at the very least find some inspiration here.

@ I don’t think anything is basic with you haha. And love a good decorated camp 💞

Thank you for all this additional context. Very valid points and good advice here. Pinning this to the top.

So the single most important reason I wanted to try to build underground is apparently your most important thing to not do...lol. I simply wanted to hide the obnoxious resource items so I could keep the above ground build looking clean and immersive. :(

There are some workarounds to tone down those obnoxious crops: 1. Blend crops with landscape and camp surroundings. Keep them scattered around. Looks okay, but bad for farming efficiency. Works well if one needs to have a huge variety of flora or occasionally needs to cook intricate recipes. 2. Keep as few crops as possible and go wild with crafting turbofert grenades. It takes nuclear material and fertilizer to craft. Hunting radstags/various animals with plasmacaster and butcher's bounty perk is surely a way to seamlessly stack up on resources for ramping up mass turbofert production and getting loaded on crops without risking account security. 3. Having another quick-shift farm-camp nearby your main camp might also work. When your main camp moves, you can change your farm location as well. All those crops will be safely stored within the build budget. 4. Consider growing your in-game plants on farmable dirt tiles in the attic. 100% legal option, while still keeps the grass out of sight. As far as I'm aware, the issue with resources is not about greenery messing up with server/netcode. Core reason for getting banned is a pile of reports from griefers.

@@andrzejkostyuk Thanks for the response. My gripe isn't with the crops, they actually fit my style fine. I have a bit of a rundown farm house vibe that fits in with the surroundings. I just don't like some of the other stuff that looks all futuristic and out of place to me.

And a couple of extra notes regarding "building underground within shelter": 1. Building underground and dropmerging stuff within private shelter is ~x5 times more tricky than on public world, yet it works. Within "Abandoned mine" - 100%, tested multiple times. 2. Don't hesitate to place your pressure plate high on thin air. The higher you place it, the easier it will get to dropmerge your <foundational-rug with symptomatic/stasis chamber>. 3. Use <vault welcome mat> as an anchor for your dropmerge entry group. 3. Lightbox/Worldbox underneath private shelter is pitch black. 4. Object-collision with the ground in private world is very unforgiving. Plus you don't have a camp module to lift stuff up. You may have to hover over 30% of shelter space to finally see where your entry group sinks well. 5. Objects (symptomatic, alien stasis pod) must be sunk deeply and thoroughly. Otherwise the ground itself will be an indicator for "furniture entry blocked". 6. "Foundation, stair-drop and bass" almost never works for building underground in shelters. 7. Antique punch bag is also a good candidate for entry group. 8. There are some other dropmerging nuances that tend to work differently in shelters. 9. Stair Post foundation and Moonlight Cowboy's frequent emphasis on using roofs instead of floors, on certain occasions, go from "optional" to "mandatory" while building underground camp within private shelter. Without these tricks, entire endeavor would probably halt. 10. Plenty of stairs can be placed with no extra foundations within shelter's underground limbo once you've dug deep enough. 11. If one might be somewhat prone to seizures or diagnosed accordingly, please don't turn on pip-boy light within private shelter limbo. GPU fry goes much harder than gauss minigun splash.

Much obliged my friend 🥰

Thanks buddy, I really appreciate it.

Thanks Akiras!!

Thank you SB!!

Thanks mate! This books didn't age as well as some of my others. It's still a good build, but it sat for too long lol!

Either wait for them to come back to the Atom Shop, or put in a Bethesda Support ticket for the Shelter Catwalk Bundle.

I think there is another one somewhere. I remember there being at least two before Skyline Valley, but then again I can't confirm, so you very well could be right. Maybe one of these days when i have some free time I'll join the search. Thanks for the awesome feedback mate!

I'm not sure if I outdid myself, but I'm happy with how it came out given the context of the video. I really appreciate the warm feedback my friend.

A kilt is a highland skirt 😂

I rarely build an entire camp underground, but I usually go underground for the exact same reasons. As for the judging, I never intended it to be long-term. I'm happy the transition went well, and I have the utmost respect for Gassy and the team. But with a full slate of projects in the horizon is hard to give the Top 5 the attention it deserves. Thanks for everything my friend!

Thank you very much my friend!

Thanks Hippie, this one didn't age gracefully. But I still really like how it came out.

That's great to hear, thank you BMA!

Glad to be of assistance my good friend.

Who Dat!! Geaux Saints! Thanks for checking it out!

The concept makes sense but I've never thought to try it! Great idea, thank you for sharing this, I'll definitely give it a go.

@@MoonlightCowboyGaming Most of the time it works but I think the rug "catches" some times.

LOL I don't blame you. I still visit underground builds. Usually if the camp is underground, there is a chance the build could be good. Or a trap. Either way, YOLO LOL!

The pleasure is all mine my friend!

The trick now only works for the Blue Ridge set. It used to work for the Fort Fortress set, but it was patched recently. The Blue Ridge set still works.