Mods have become so integral to these games that Bethesda has added a modding platform for console players to use, allowing all players to experience the joys of modding. The modding community has radically changed the face of Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim, Fallout 3, and is starting to make some major overhauls for Fallout 4.
Related: Skyrim: Beginner's Guide To Modding On PC And Console Despite all of that, what keeps games like Skyrim relevant for years well after its release boils down to one thing: mods. The mod is only available on PC.Bethesda games are known for many things, ranging from their immersive worlds to the plethora of bugs each game seems to have. The link also has other tips to better utilise the mod. You'll find the blueprints under Data\F4SE\Plugins\TransferSettlements\blueprints in your Fallout 4 installation folder. All you need to do is use the tape at your settlement, and wait for it to export. Once the mod is installed, you'll find a holotape in your inventory called Transfer Settlements under Settings that captures the settlement design when used. What's more, as the mod's description outlines, this could open the doors for shareable settlement blueprints on modding websites.
These files are called blueprints, and anyone else running the mod can then import them into their own game. Simply called Transfer Settlements, the mod allows you to export your settlement design into external data files. Today's mod fits in the category of infinitely useful mods. What if instead of spending hours building your settlement in Fallout 4, you could import the design of a better one into your game?įallout 4 mods continue to amaze us with the features they offer that go beyond reskining and texture work.
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