Fallout 4 Settlement Building Tip #13 (Bridges)

[@markcordova3015]

You taught me a new trick. Thank you.

[@NoModMaster]

No problem 😊

[@NobletheSavage]

Excellent trick. Thank you. Please have a look at doing something about lifts on settlements.

[@NoModMaster]

@@NobletheSavage No problem, and I do have Building Tip #3 for Elevators, see if that helps. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqfWh4RnatWqo6ssi=1a8iDX67QbbXYpAh

[@NobletheSavage]

Thanks so much.

[@safahmie]

Okay what video of yours do I need to watch about putting a building to level out a floor like making them even I don't use mods I don't even know how to use a mod so I'm learning from your videos and I'm trying to find how to make a settlement at nordhagen but there's hills everywhere and it's ruining it for me and that's what I'm trying to find and all these videos and you mentioned it but you didn't mention what video to watch.

[@NoModMaster]

@safahmie When trying to build floors that are all the same height simply snap a bunch of floors together and then delete the ones you don't want to use. This leaves them all at the same height. If you want to change the foundation height for different rooms inside of a single building so that you have rooms with steps like a split-level home, then that is much harder to do. I've successfully done this before but haven't created a video for it yet. I would suggest when building on hilly terrain to instead build stairs on doorways since split-level floors are very tedious even for advanced builders.

[@A_Name_]

The way I did that before mods was put a wall at the angle in the open spot and add the floor to the top of it. This likely works better since the singles don't like snapping to the wall so I'd have the extra step of a full size piece then attaching the single to that.

[@NoModMaster]

@@A_Name_ That's a great way of doing it too! Good idea