do supply lines run both ways?

[Ciaran Zagami]

see above

[bigdale]

A supply line connects a settlement in both directions to every other settlement that shares a supply line connection (an unbroken string). If you set up different supply lines that don't have a connecting string somewhere they will be seperate.

[Ciaran Zagami]

also do they transfer bottlecaps that I make from shops?

[Kurchatov]

Originally posted by Oktober "Jackie" Blitz:

also do they transfer bottlecaps that I make from shops?

it's doesn't work like resident evil chests. workbenches share food and water for settlers, and materials for construction and crafting. you can't transfer items between settlements.

[Ciaran Zagami]

well ♥♥♥♥.

there goes my plans for a massive commonwealth spanning beer empire.

guess I better go unmurder every bar tender NPC

[Tyrant]

http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/18757/?

this way you can effectivly haul large amounts of guns/armor/ammo without having to carry it yourself.

as for supply lines:
they go both ways
and if you have A and B connected and then B and C connected C can still use the food and build materials stored in A even though its not directly connected.

[Xyzzy]

yes both ways. but always a settler needs to be sent for each base. [vanilla].

[SuperSledgeNY]

Just to add one more thing to the mix, yes, a supply line is two way BUT the provisioner counts towards the population of the settlement of ORIGIN only. Even though he's always on the road, you still have to provide food, water and a sheltered bed.

[Ciaran Zagami]

Originally posted by SuperSledgeNY:

Just to add one more thing to the mix, yes, a supply line is two way BUT the provisioner counts towards the population of the settlement of ORIGIN only. Even though he's always on the road, you still have to provide food, water and a sheltered bed.

well Duuuh
he needs supplies for the trip and who wants to slog all the way across a dangerous wastland with nothing to come home to?

but on a more serious note.
does anyone know of a mod that would alow me to move aid and misc items across my settlements?

I only want to do this so I can boost the amount of adheasive I craft and so I can collect the money from all of my shops at once

[DJagamoe]

CONSOLES ARE THE BEST PC SUCKS

[Ciaran Zagami]

Originally posted by Ezio Adimon:

CONSOLES ARE THE BEST PC SUCKS

thank you for your input. however it wasn't very helpful I still aprecheate the effort and time that you put in.

[SuperSledgeNY]

Originally posted by Ezio Adimon:

CONSOLES ARE THE BEST PC SUCKS

Just another feeble attempt at trolling.

[Bored Peon]

Originally posted by Oktober "Jackie" Blitz:

also do they transfer bottlecaps that I make from shops?

They will transfer ONLY towards the purchase of a new items in the workshop mode.

In other words you get to a point where you got a dozen stores in your supply chain they can easily generate all the caps you need to build new stores in the supply chain.

They will NOT works towards any type of "store credit" for shopping.

[TowelOwl]

Originally posted by Ｚａｇａｍｉ:

Originally posted by SuperSledgeNY:

Just to add one more thing to the mix, yes, a supply line is two way BUT the provisioner counts towards the population of the settlement of ORIGIN only. Even though he's always on the road, you still have to provide food, water and a sheltered bed.

well Duuuh
he needs supplies for the trip and who wants to slog all the way across a dangerous wastland with nothing to come home to?

but on a more serious note.
does anyone know of a mod that would alow me to move aid and misc items across my settlements?

I only want to do this so I can boost the amount of adheasive I craft and so I can collect the money from all of my shops at once

Bit late on the reply I know but I found this thread through Google looking for the same answer. I would use Salvage Beacons for this.

[super duper deltoid]

what about robots?

Originally posted by SuperSledgeNY:

Just to add one more thing to the mix, yes, a supply line is two way BUT the provisioner counts towards the population of the settlement of ORIGIN only. Even though he's always on the road, you still have to provide food, water and a sheltered bed.