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About this mod
The settlers of Coastal Cottage have transformed this once demolished settlement into a Nuka-Cade entertainment destination! Complete with games, food and lodging, Coastal Cottage has become the Commonwealth’s place to play and stay! This settlement blueprint is made with only vanilla and DLC assets. No additional settlement building are needed
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
PLEASE READ IMPORTANT AND HELPFUL INFORMATION BEFORE IMPORTING THIS BLUEPRINT
This settlement features:
An entertainment zone with working Nuka-World Nuka-Cade games, a bar (bar vendor), a prize booth (trading shop vendor), and a bumper car ride (non operational).
This plan only utilizes the Vanilla game and the DLC assets - no additional building mods required.
This plan is designed to work WITH the vanilla bushes, trees, plants and trash that can’t be scrapped without scrapping mods. No scrapping mods are needed to enjoy this build!
IMPORTANT AND HELPFUL INFORMATION
ALWAYS save your game before importing a blueprint.
The file for this blueprint utilizes slot 52. Before downloading, ensure that slot 52 is not already occupied by another blueprint. You should be able to locate this at
Fallout 4/Data/F4SE/Pluggins/TransferSettlements/Blueprints/52.
Before importing, please scrap all vanilla items and items (if any) that you have already built.
If you use the Transfer Settlements Nuke feature to scrap your settlements, please note that it won’t scrap any of the “yellow outlined” (scrap only) items. These will need to be manually scrapped before importing the blueprint.
Items such as armor and weapons can't be transferred. You will have to place those items from your inventory.
The Nuka-Cade game basketball and atomic roller balls might not build. If they are missing or you would like to add more, they can be found in the workshop menu Decorations/Nuka-World/Nuka-Cade.
If you are importing this into a settlement that you have already built, note that settlers assigned as farmers often don’t “forget” the location of crops they were assigned after the crops have been stored or moved. This results in the farmers (previously assigned to the crops) returning to the places where crops were planted (but have been removed/stored) and using the farming animations. This can sometimes be eliminated by assigning the farmers to another job (such as a scavenging station) before removing/storing any crops but not always. If this happens, move that settler to a different settlement.
When importing be certain to select the following Transfer Settlements settings:
-Import DLC items
-Import wired power connections
-Restore snapped power connections
As Transfer Settlements instructs - after importing, make sure you allow adequate time before assigning settlers or making building changes.
Anything that you don’t like about the build can be safely scrapped. You may also move existing items or add your own items to suit your gameplay.
Don’t like it after you have imported the blueprint? Revert back to your original save file.
This settlement features:
An entertainment zone with working Nuka-World Nuka-Cade games, a bar (bar vendor), a prize booth (trading shop vendor), and a bumper car ride (non operational).
- A player home
- First aid station (clinic vendor) and an Information booth (trading shop vendor)
- Armory
- 2 Guard stations
- All crafting stations
- 3 Scavenging stations
- 22 beds
- A small farm complete with corn, tatos, mutfruit, carrots, melons, gourds and razorgrain crops.
This plan only utilizes the Vanilla game and the DLC assets - no additional building mods required.
This plan is designed to work WITH the vanilla bushes, trees, plants and trash that can’t be scrapped without scrapping mods. No scrapping mods are needed to enjoy this build!
IMPORTANT AND HELPFUL INFORMATION
ALWAYS save your game before importing a blueprint.
The file for this blueprint utilizes slot 52. Before downloading, ensure that slot 52 is not already occupied by another blueprint. You should be able to locate this at
Fallout 4/Data/F4SE/Pluggins/TransferSettlements/Blueprints/52.
Before importing, please scrap all vanilla items and items (if any) that you have already built.
If you use the Transfer Settlements Nuke feature to scrap your settlements, please note that it won’t scrap any of the “yellow outlined” (scrap only) items. These will need to be manually scrapped before importing the blueprint.
Items such as armor and weapons can't be transferred. You will have to place those items from your inventory.
The Nuka-Cade game basketball and atomic roller balls might not build. If they are missing or you would like to add more, they can be found in the workshop menu Decorations/Nuka-World/Nuka-Cade.
If you are importing this into a settlement that you have already built, note that settlers assigned as farmers often don’t “forget” the location of crops they were assigned after the crops have been stored or moved. This results in the farmers (previously assigned to the crops) returning to the places where crops were planted (but have been removed/stored) and using the farming animations. This can sometimes be eliminated by assigning the farmers to another job (such as a scavenging station) before removing/storing any crops but not always. If this happens, move that settler to a different settlement.
When importing be certain to select the following Transfer Settlements settings:
-Import DLC items
-Import wired power connections
-Restore snapped power connections
As Transfer Settlements instructs - after importing, make sure you allow adequate time before assigning settlers or making building changes.
Anything that you don’t like about the build can be safely scrapped. You may also move existing items or add your own items to suit your gameplay.
Don’t like it after you have imported the blueprint? Revert back to your original save file.