Fallout 4 Patch 1.6 Causing Issues with Settlements Scott Malcomson / July 12, 2016 at 8:45 AM / Gaming, Gaming News / Comments According to a growing number of bug-hunters in the Fallout 4 community, such as Velderin, Arthmoor and Sclerocephalus, a recent patch from Bethesda has broken how settlements – a core part of gameplay – work. Fallout 4 mod lets you export and share your settlements with other players By Christopher Livingston 2017-03-12T18:16:44.7Z Scan your settlement and create a blueprint that can be imported into. So I found a really cool blueprint for sanctuary, it's the Sanctuary western town or something like that and I've been trying to import it. Everything is okay with the mod until it reaches 40% and just gets stuck and the only way to fix it is by leaving however I learned that you're just not.
Is this the location that Transfer Settlements wants its plugins: C:SteamTopSteamSteamAppscommonFallout 4DataF4SEPluginsI tried saving a settlement and it said that it was sucessfully saved but I can't find the saved file anywhere. Does it matter that I'm using ModOrganizer with seperate saves turned on?It does very much matter that you're using Mod Organizer as MO virtualizes the data directory so any generated files will not be found in the standard location. For MO users any Transfer Settlement blueprints will be found in your MO install folder under the Overwrite directory, perhaps something like how I have mine:SteamsteamappscommonFallout 4ModOrganizeroverwriteF4SEPluginsTransferSettlementsblueprintsYou'll find in there a listing for any generated blueprints for settlements in folders from 1 - 10 once TS has done it's thing and successfully created some blueprints.As something of a side note, I've also had issues with TS recognizing that blueprints actually exist if they're taken out of the overwrite folder. No doubt an issue between how MO handles the data folder and TS but for best results I'd leave or transfer into this overwrite folder your blueprints when you actually want to activate them in a new game. This goes against standard MO practice somewhat as keeping the overwrite folder clean is generally the best way to keep from having mysterious mod interaction conflicts but for TS it's something I've found to be necessary. Is this the location that Transfer Settlements wants its plugins: C:SteamTopSteamSteamAppscommonFallout 4DataF4SEPluginsI tried saving a settlement and it said that it was sucessfully saved but I can't find the saved file anywhere. Does it matter that I'm using ModOrganizer with seperate saves turned on?It does very much matter that you're using Mod Organizer as MO virtualizes the data directory so any generated files will not be found in the standard location.
For MO users any Transfer Settlement blueprints will be found in your MO install folder under the Overwrite directory, perhaps something like how I have mine:SteamsteamappscommonFallout 4ModOrganizeroverwriteF4SEPluginsTransferSettlementsblueprintsYou'll find in there a listing for any generated blueprints for settlements in folders from 1 - 10 once TS has done it's thing and successfully created some blueprints.As something of a side note, I've also had issues with TS recognizing that blueprints actually exist if they're taken out of the overwrite folder. No doubt an issue between how MO handles the data folder and TS but for best results I'd leave or transfer into this overwrite folder your blueprints when you actually want to activate them in a new game. This goes against standard MO practice somewhat as keeping the overwrite folder clean is generally the best way to keep from having mysterious mod interaction conflicts but for TS it's something I've found to be necessary.Everyone says to keep the override folder empty, but isn't that where FO4Edit stores all its cleaned.esp files?Thank you!. Is this the location that Transfer Settlements wants its plugins: C:SteamTopSteamSteamAppscommonFallout 4DataF4SEPluginsI tried saving a settlement and it said that it was sucessfully saved but I can't find the saved file anywhere. Does it matter that I'm using ModOrganizer with seperate saves turned on?It does very much matter that you're using Mod Organizer as MO virtualizes the data directory so any generated files will not be found in the standard location. For MO users any Transfer Settlement blueprints will be found in your MO install folder under the Overwrite directory, perhaps something like how I have mine:SteamsteamappscommonFallout 4ModOrganizeroverwriteF4SEPluginsTransferSettlementsblueprintsYou'll find in there a listing for any generated blueprints for settlements in folders from 1 - 10 once TS has done it's thing and successfully created some blueprints.As something of a side note, I've also had issues with TS recognizing that blueprints actually exist if they're taken out of the overwrite folder. No doubt an issue between how MO handles the data folder and TS but for best results I'd leave or transfer into this overwrite folder your blueprints when you actually want to activate them in a new game.
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This goes against standard MO practice somewhat as keeping the overwrite folder clean is generally the best way to keep from having mysterious mod interaction conflicts but for TS it's something I've found to be necessary.Everyone says to keep the override folder empty, but isn't that where FO4Edit stores all its cleaned.esp files?Thank you!I have found some blue prints have not been installed to that directery and have to be manuley found and moved to a open slot.