Thanks for making this and doing a shoutout to SkooledZone. I watched his version a bunch and just couldn’t understand! He’s normally so great about explaining stuff. But your version I got right away.
I can't get it to work. it doesn't jump from the conduit to the switch for. I did exactly what she did. anything I am missing? like hold down attach wire or release it quickly or something?
@hank scorpion be sure when you are looking at the generator to do the wire glitch your looking through the wire (the wire is highlighted) and do the same when you aim at the item you are trying to power
I mean, it's probably wired, but wires don't have to be hanging around or take too much space on the walls, people learned to conceal them underground and in cabel channels along the walls
Thank you for explaining the wire glitch in this video every other video i watched just kept saying wire glitch like I was supposed to know it. To break this down Place generator. preferable fusion so you don't need to upgrade or change later Place conduit on ground Place item you want to power behind you [ it even works with other conduits ] Link the Conduit on the ground to the generator While looking through the wire at the generator hit the attach wire button [ if done right you will hear the electrical noise] Then turn around and face the item you want powered you need to step back so you can look at the item through the wire again, hit the attach wire button again [ this is the step that I was messing up on i wasnt looking through the wire again] Then after the wire jumps look at the Conduit on the ground hit select to pick it up The wire will jump back to this Conduit. Place the Conduit back on the floor Then store that wire The item you use is now wifi powered repeat as needed Don't store or delete the generator after it has connections your game will bug out and crash.. remove the powered items before changing generators
You can connect the generator to a pylon first and use that for the glitches. Then the pylon is the main point of connection, and you can delete / replace the generator without destroying all the invisible wires.
Thankyou, being relatively new to building on FO4, you are the first UA-camr that has explained it clearly! This has made building so much easier and more fun! Thanks again 👌🏼
Very well articulated , most helpful vid on the subject. I've been using this trick for all my latest turret mounts (high up on walls.) I think those wall mounted spot lights are stupid , they rise by looking down/backing up & lower by the opposite. Plus they twist around & don't stick to anything. When you do get them to work the arc they make lights up more of your buildings than enemy territory. Cait says "their shite" & I agree w/her. What I do like is the Vault 88 miscellaneous colored boxes that work great for placing under stair landings to keep settlers from being trapped there. (Wish you could stack them though.)
I've been playing with this a lot after I saw it on Skooled Zone. It's fantastic! A couple of things to make this even easier: 1) The generator doesn't have to be at any certain height. Same for the conduit and the object to be powered. As long as you can highlight the wire while getting the reticle on the generator's (or object's) connection point, it will work. I've done it at all kinds of weird heights and angles. 2) After initiating the second wire glitch, you don't have to go back and select/cancel the conduit in order to store the wire. Simply store the 'glitched' wire after attaching it. 3) You can use a 'wirelessly' powered object to in turn power other objects 'wirelessly'. For instance, you can glitch a power pylon to the generator, then use that in the place of the generator (in the glitching sequence) to power say, other switches or conduits, also wirelessly. Really nice for keeping power to a building (or set of buildings) on it's own network, but still all completely wireless. If you just glitch everything to the generator you won't be able to control the power in a building or in a grid from one switch, if that makes sense.
I was learning this glitch for the first time on ps5. It works, when I got the hang of it, I removed 1 generator before I removed the wifi device. When I highlighted the now powerless wifi device, the game crashed and had to be reloaded. It must have gone back to erase where the glitch started as my auto save points were lost
Would not work with a street lamp for me,I believe the caveat here is the object your trying to wirelessly power needs a conduit of its own of which the street lamp does not but I decided to use a turret light and it works like a charm,see I wanted to light up the streets of santuary because I have the zombie walkers mod and I often get attacked by hordes in the middle of the night which I love but it's aggravating because I can't see where I'm shooting and often accidentally shoot my settlers and then all hell breaks loose.Great glitch and very well demonstrated!
I went to the Skooled zone video about this, but his way of explaining it, I couldn't understand it. You explain much better in my opinion. I do have a question about the switch. Do switches power nearby objects or an entire house/building?
Whow nice tricksy you got over here, well I give you the credits for it. Your warning is true, it counts for all glitches. the more you use glitches the more change your game would crash.
1. Use this glitch as shown on a switch, 2. then repeat this glitch using the switch, in replace of the generator. glitch on any item you wish to power up. and if done right you will have a switch that will control the items you have connected / glitch it to remotely..
Well done you successfully stretched a 3 minutes video to 21 minutes 21 seconds. 3 minutes of useful material 18 minutes of you repeating yourself. However, I haven't tried the glitch yet but thanks for sharing.
The crash sounds like a broken child/parent reference problem. As long as the cell is loaded, the flag on the powered objects remains unchanged, but as soon as the cell needs to update it goes through and checks to make sure that all the Ref objects that need power have a parent object powering them... when the glitch is working they all still have "wires" as far as the code is concerned, they just don't have the wire reference object that lets you see and change that flag. You can sort of think of it like, the wires are actually there for your benefit so that you can control those flags and prevent you from creating a child object with no parent. It makes me wonder what happens if you then attach a wire from a different generator to one of these wireless objects.
I hadn't thought to try that one. I did wonder what would happen if the generator is damaged in a settlement attack, would that affect wireless items? Would the game crash then too? Or would it still register the generator even though it's not working?
Good question! I want to say that, as long as both the parent and child objects exist they should be able to call eachother in any normal situation... so a generator damaged in an attack should still tell your "wireless" objects that they don't have power, and repairing it should still restore power... but I can't be sure. Hehe, and testing it risks crashing the game. I'm about to go test some other questions I have right now... not sure I'll test that one though ;) In any case, this definitely confirms to me that whatever it is that wires actually do in the code, it isn't what they pretend to do (namely, they aren't literally a middleman object between generators and powered objects) but are more like an in game handle or tooltip.
I wanted to test that one for the video, but settlement attacks are so random, it could take ages for one to happen, and I'd have to put a "wireless" object in each settlement and hope that the generator would actually be destroyed. In my game at least, generators rarely get destroyed in attacks.
Well, I'm on PC, so I have the advantage of console commands. If I remember to, I'll go ahead and start a test character and just turn hangman's alley (since there are only two narrow avenues of attack) into an ideal test case... put a wall of generators at each end and pack it full of water pumps and settlers doing nothing but farming. Shouldn't take long for that to get hit and lose. Of course, the easy test is to just destroy a generator yourself... though there are differences in the two situations. I didn't get far in my own little experiments, as I'm currently trying to grind out the Wasteland Warlord 3 perk, and since raider outposts are so ridiculously needy, I kept getting distracted.
Nicely done, well explained. An oddity I noticed was that the neon question mark on the pillar with the first switch didn't seem to be powered, at least some of the time. Did you notice that?
I did notice it, after I was done recording. It's because I placed the letters before powering them, and sometimes those neon lights don't light up if you place them before they're powered, and you have to pick them up and put them back down to turn them on.
Yeah, it's the same kind of thing that lets you test the powered range for lighting objects that never needed a wire, where you first place it outside the area, then pick it up and drag it until it lights up... that kinda thing.
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i was wondering when this would get around to you Mrs Dovahkiin...lol I seen it on school Zone like two weeks ago.. that means you can build us some more settlements now,,, Hint, Hint ;)
Thanks for the tip Dovahkiin; I only have one question. Maybe you tested, maybe not. If these glitched wires do "exist" is it safe to assume that if the generator is powered off, they'll lose power also? When we turn off the source generator, do the "wired" object shut down too? If so, it can be safe to assume they'll also power back up? If the code believes the wires are there, I would assume they'd behave as such. Anyhow, thanks again. See you around
I always have problems with this glitch the switches stop powering items after it's been working for a while idk if maybe I'm trying to power too many items with one switch idk also this glitch never powers my turrets I always have to resort to wiring turrets up the normal way. Any thoughts?
If a terminal is connected to a generator wirelessly, and some other objects are connected to the generator wirelessly, can the terminal still control the other objects?
Figured out something after testing in the vault 88 settlement I wire glitched 2 large generator's and hooked then to my water pump after deleting the generators and wiring the pump to a vault power conduit I haven't gotten any crashes at all just sometimes the power will be red but won't go away not a huge issue but do pay that in mine :)
Tested on Xbox one X, Also it's a good work around if your like me and forgot that you wired glitched your giant water pump and didn't have a follow-up save lol
Yes, you still need to have the generator producing the needed units of power, because the generators is still connected to the item, you just can't see the connection anymore.
Good information, but please try to write a script before recording. There are too many "ums" and "uhs" and you repeat yourself a lot. It took too much of my time to get the information from your video. But thank you for the help!
Come on, it's not a big deal. I actually prefer it when they do it like this and repeat themselves, the saying goes "repetition is mother of learning" or something like that
Do you take lessons from Paul on how to ramble on about nothing for 5 minutes before you get to the point of your title & then continue to do so all the way through as well? 5 minutes of info, 15 minutes of jibber jabber.
Your videos are really good… But this one for some reason… You’re so distracted and hemming and hawing so much that it’s very hard to follow and not very clear. Future reference you might try actually rehearsing your script a little bit or getting rid of the distractions while you’re doing the voiceover. Otherwise keep up the good work.
Thanks for making this and doing a shoutout to SkooledZone. I watched his version a bunch and just couldn’t understand! He’s normally so great about explaining stuff. But your version I got right away.
I can't get it to work. it doesn't jump from the conduit to the switch for. I did exactly what she did. anything I am missing? like hold down attach wire or release it quickly or something?
Same
Nice explanation, thank you!
@hank scorpion be sure when you are looking at the generator to do the wire glitch your looking through the wire (the wire is highlighted) and do the same when you aim at the item you are trying to power
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What trickery is this?!?! Wireless power!?!? Witchcraft!?!? Wasteland witchcraft!!!
Great vid :3
I mean, it's probably wired, but wires don't have to be hanging around or take too much space on the walls, people learned to conceal them underground and in cabel channels along the walls
Thank you for explaining the wire glitch in this video every other video i watched just kept saying wire glitch like I was supposed to know it.
To break this down
Place generator. preferable fusion so you don't need to upgrade or change later
Place conduit on ground
Place item you want to power behind you [ it even works with other conduits ]
Link the Conduit on the ground to the generator
While looking through the wire at the generator hit the attach wire button [ if done right you will hear the electrical noise]
Then turn around and face the item you want powered you need to step back so you can look at the item through the wire again, hit the attach wire button again [ this is the step that I was messing up on i wasnt looking through the wire again]
Then after the wire jumps look at the Conduit on the ground hit select to pick it up
The wire will jump back to this Conduit.
Place the Conduit back on the floor
Then store that wire
The item you use is now wifi powered repeat as needed
Don't store or delete the generator after it has connections your game will bug out and crash.. remove the powered items before changing generators
Oh my H * C K.
Thank you SO much.
❤
Excellent👍🏻, you explained it a little bit more clearly than Paul did. Lol thanks 😊
You can connect the generator to a pylon first and use that for the glitches. Then the pylon is the main point of connection, and you can delete / replace the generator without destroying all the invisible wires.
Great video. Love that you gave credit to Paul @ the Skooled Zone. 👍
OMG I love this, thank you sooo much for sharing your discoveries with us😁😁
Thankyou, being relatively new to building on FO4, you are the first UA-camr that has explained it clearly! This has made building so much easier and more fun! Thanks again 👌🏼
3:20 is where it starts
Very well articulated , most helpful vid on the subject. I've been using this trick for all my latest turret mounts (high up on walls.)
I think those wall mounted spot lights are stupid , they rise by looking down/backing up & lower by the opposite. Plus they twist around & don't stick to anything. When you do get them to work the arc they make lights up more of your buildings than enemy territory. Cait says "their shite" & I agree w/her. What I do like is the Vault 88 miscellaneous colored boxes that work great for placing under stair landings to keep settlers from being trapped there. (Wish you could stack them though.)
I've been playing with this a lot after I saw it on Skooled Zone. It's fantastic! A couple of things to make this even easier:
1) The generator doesn't have to be at any certain height. Same for the conduit and the object to be powered. As long as you can highlight the wire while getting the reticle on the generator's (or object's) connection point, it will work. I've done it at all kinds of weird heights and angles.
2) After initiating the second wire glitch, you don't have to go back and select/cancel the conduit in order to store the wire. Simply store the 'glitched' wire after attaching it.
3) You can use a 'wirelessly' powered object to in turn power other objects 'wirelessly'. For instance, you can glitch a power pylon to the generator, then use that in the place of the generator (in the glitching sequence) to power say, other switches or conduits, also wirelessly. Really nice for keeping power to a building (or set of buildings) on it's own network, but still all completely wireless. If you just glitch everything to the generator you won't be able to control the power in a building or in a grid from one switch, if that makes sense.
Lies. Doesn't work with the vault reactor.
Unlike Paul at the Schoolzone, you explain every step clearly
That's amazing. Just what I needed
Omggg I finally got it with your vids. Thanks !
That was cool of you to credit the Skooled Zone for this. Paul is a nice guy.
5 year late & next gen update, this still works 😎
Very cool! Bookmarked! Tesla would be proud.
you can delete the wire straight forward without need to pick up the conduit, the machine will still get powered
I’ve managed to make “home plate” wireless too..without a generator but same principle.
I was learning this glitch for the first time on ps5. It works, when I got the hang of it, I removed 1 generator before I removed the wifi device. When I highlighted the now powerless wifi device, the game crashed and had to be reloaded. It must have gone back to erase where the glitch started as my auto save points were lost
TVM, best explanation on how to do this! Cheers.
Would not work with a street lamp for me,I believe the caveat here is the object your trying to wirelessly power needs a conduit of its own of which the street lamp does not but I decided to use a turret light and it works like a charm,see I wanted to light up the streets of santuary because I have the zombie walkers mod and I often get attacked by hordes in the middle of the night which I love but it's aggravating because I can't see where I'm shooting and often accidentally shoot my settlers and then all hell breaks loose.Great glitch and very well demonstrated!
U did explained it better, thanks 4 the tip
It's not necessary to connect back to the power conduit.
This helped a lot! Thank you!
I went to the Skooled zone video about this, but his way of explaining it, I couldn't understand it. You explain much better in my opinion. I do have a question about the switch. Do switches power nearby objects or an entire house/building?
They power about a two square radius. So basically two floor or wall sections in each direction. So for a large building you'll need more than one.
Whow nice tricksy you got over here, well I give you the credits for it. Your warning is true, it counts for all glitches. the more you use glitches the more change your game would crash.
1. Use this glitch as shown on a switch,
2. then repeat this glitch using the switch, in replace of the generator. glitch on any item you wish to power up.
and if done right you will have a switch that will control the items you have connected / glitch it to remotely..
I was going tell you about paul ' skool zone' last week, but now you know about it as well. :)
Well done you successfully stretched a 3 minutes video to 21 minutes 21 seconds. 3 minutes of useful material 18 minutes of you repeating yourself. However, I haven't tried the glitch yet but thanks for sharing.
This was a really nice video to watch nice stuff :D
Thank you!!!!!!I could not get this to work until I watched your video,
Would I need to have a generator in each settlement, or can I carry powered stuff to otherareas of the map?
can someone test this? haha!
Thanks! First video I came across (after like five others) that made it make sense. Don't suppose you do creation kit tutorials...? lol
The crash sounds like a broken child/parent reference problem. As long as the cell is loaded, the flag on the powered objects remains unchanged, but as soon as the cell needs to update it goes through and checks to make sure that all the Ref objects that need power have a parent object powering them... when the glitch is working they all still have "wires" as far as the code is concerned, they just don't have the wire reference object that lets you see and change that flag. You can sort of think of it like, the wires are actually there for your benefit so that you can control those flags and prevent you from creating a child object with no parent. It makes me wonder what happens if you then attach a wire from a different generator to one of these wireless objects.
I hadn't thought to try that one. I did wonder what would happen if the generator is damaged in a settlement attack, would that affect wireless items? Would the game crash then too? Or would it still register the generator even though it's not working?
Good question! I want to say that, as long as both the parent and child objects exist they should be able to call eachother in any normal situation... so a generator damaged in an attack should still tell your "wireless" objects that they don't have power, and repairing it should still restore power... but I can't be sure. Hehe, and testing it risks crashing the game. I'm about to go test some other questions I have right now... not sure I'll test that one though ;)
In any case, this definitely confirms to me that whatever it is that wires actually do in the code, it isn't what they pretend to do (namely, they aren't literally a middleman object between generators and powered objects) but are more like an in game handle or tooltip.
I wanted to test that one for the video, but settlement attacks are so random, it could take ages for one to happen, and I'd have to put a "wireless" object in each settlement and hope that the generator would actually be destroyed. In my game at least, generators rarely get destroyed in attacks.
Well, I'm on PC, so I have the advantage of console commands. If I remember to, I'll go ahead and start a test character and just turn hangman's alley (since there are only two narrow avenues of attack) into an ideal test case... put a wall of generators at each end and pack it full of water pumps and settlers doing nothing but farming. Shouldn't take long for that to get hit and lose.
Of course, the easy test is to just destroy a generator yourself... though there are differences in the two situations. I didn't get far in my own little experiments, as I'm currently trying to grind out the Wasteland Warlord 3 perk, and since raider outposts are so ridiculously needy, I kept getting distracted.
I am not using this, its awsome, but my Playstation is old and has a hard time loading already, and thanks for the info
Thanks!!!
Plz do a Warrick homestead build
Nicely done, well explained.
An oddity I noticed was that the neon question mark on the pillar with the first switch didn't seem to be powered, at least some of the time. Did you notice that?
I did notice it, after I was done recording. It's because I placed the letters before powering them, and sometimes those neon lights don't light up if you place them before they're powered, and you have to pick them up and put them back down to turn them on.
Wasteland Dovahkiin Ok, I've never noticed that before, thanks.
Yeah, it's the same kind of thing that lets you test the powered range for lighting objects that never needed a wire, where you first place it outside the area, then pick it up and drag it until it lights up... that kinda thing.
nice , great job
Look ma! No cords!
Your fantastic
Great video
Thanks
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Thanks for the tip!
i was wondering when this would get around to you Mrs Dovahkiin...lol I seen it on school Zone like two weeks ago.. that means you can build us some more settlements now,,, Hint, Hint ;)
Thanks for the tip Dovahkiin; I only have one question. Maybe you tested, maybe not. If these glitched wires do "exist" is it safe to assume that if the generator is powered off, they'll lose power also? When we turn off the source generator, do the "wired" object shut down too? If so, it can be safe to assume they'll also power back up? If the code believes the wires are there, I would assume they'd behave as such.
Anyhow, thanks again. See you around
I would assume it would work that way, but I didn't think to test that.
Awesome!!!! 😊
I always have problems with this glitch the switches stop powering items after it's been working for a while idk if maybe I'm trying to power too many items with one switch idk also this glitch never powers my turrets I always have to resort to wiring turrets up the normal way. Any thoughts?
If a terminal is connected to a generator wirelessly, and some other objects are connected to the generator wirelessly, can the terminal still control the other objects?
Yes. The items are all still connected, you could say the wires are just invisible.
I don’t know what to push when looking at the generator to start the glitch
Anywhere inside the green border zone
Has this now been patched as don't work on the PS5.
Figured out something after testing in the vault 88 settlement I wire glitched 2 large generator's and hooked then to my water pump after deleting the generators and wiring the pump to a vault power conduit I haven't gotten any crashes at all just sometimes the power will be red but won't go away not a huge issue but do pay that in mine :)
Tested on Xbox one X, Also it's a good work around if your like me and forgot that you wired glitched your giant water pump and didn't have a follow-up save lol
So I have one quick question, are you going to be playing fallout 76 beta?
Yes
Not trying to be rude or stuck up...
You are the first woman I have seen playing fallout.
Cool
Just a reminder they are called "generators". Because you appeared to forget sometimes? I hope this helps!😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
Ha. Ha. Ha. Thanks.
Just so everyone knows, this won't work with either Vault generator. No wire glitch will.
I used the regular wire glitch in my vault build with a vault generator all the time, with no issues. So...
Does it still have to have enough power to power the object
Yes, you still need to have the generator producing the needed units of power, because the generators is still connected to the item, you just can't see the connection anymore.
Thank god i had a save before the crash
I always have trouble with my settlers on my builds do everyone have the same problem? lol
It doesn’t work
Yes it does. I just did it. You're just doing it wrong.
@@JBrown-go8ru there's a lot of shit it doesn't work on. Neither vault generators will work plus certain objects you're trying to light. Fuck off.
I love is
does anybody still play fallout 4
does this work with the settlement blueprint mod?
this is why we have mods.
I didn't really understand when Paul did it. Lets see if I can when you do it
I understood it just fine.
Well good for you. Your point
Good information, but please try to write a script before recording. There are too many "ums" and "uhs" and you repeat yourself a lot. It took too much of my time to get the information from your video. But thank you for the help!
Come on, it's not a big deal. I actually prefer it when they do it like this and repeat themselves, the saying goes "repetition is mother of learning" or something like that
Do you take lessons from Paul on how to ramble on about nothing for 5 minutes before you get to the point of your title & then continue to do so all the way through as well? 5 minutes of info, 15 minutes of jibber jabber.
I actually do it on purpose just to annoy people with short attention spans and see how many will comment about it. ;)
@@WastelandDovahkiin Good come back. Made me lol. Respect given, no real harm intended tbw & my attention span is limited 😂
Your videos are really good… But this one for some reason… You’re so distracted and hemming and hawing so much that it’s very hard to follow and not very clear. Future reference you might try actually rehearsing your script a little bit or getting rid of the distractions while you’re doing the voiceover. Otherwise keep up the good work.
I suggest you write a script for the vid. Girl, you were all over the place with the explanation, which I found annoying!