Is there a mod or console command to restore settlement to its original state?

[Asyrel]

I was wondering if there was a way to restore objects that I have previously scrapped... For example to get sanctuary back to the way it was the first time you encounter it...

[Bella]

Start a new game.

[Asyrel]

Ow ♥♥♥♥ we got a genius right here 200IQ confirmed

[Buck]

Originally posted by |FBM|MegaMuffin:

Ow ♥♥♥♥ we got a genius right here 200IQ confirmed

You're just mad because it's an obvious answer and you didn't think of it. But the answer is otherwise no, once you scrap something, it's gone for good and cannot be recovered.

[beep beep Heavy]

Originally posted by |FBM|MegaMuffin:

I was wondering if there was a way to restore objects that I have previously scrapped... For example to get sanctuary back to the way it was the first time you encounter it...

There is a mod for it https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/22442/ make sure to move everything from that location 1st

[Asyrel]

Originally posted by Buck:

Originally posted by |FBM|MegaMuffin:

Ow ♥♥♥♥ we got a genius right here 200IQ confirmed

You're just mad because it's an obvious answer and you didn't think of it. But the answer is otherwise no, once you scrap something, it's gone for good and cannot be recovered.

Actually found a mod that rebuilds all the assets in your settlement, thanks for your input though you must be a very bright individual

[cosycloud]

Originally posted by |FBM|MegaMuffin:

Originally posted by Buck:

You're just mad because it's an obvious answer and you didn't think of it. But the answer is otherwise no, once you scrap something, it's gone for good and cannot be recovered.

Actually found a mod that rebuilds all the assets in your settlement, thanks for your input though you must be a very bright individual

what's the mod? Or were you talking about the transfer settlements mod?

[Kerv the PyroSoldat]

Simple solution is using Transfer Settlements, load up an old save. Save the former workshop, load actual recent save and load up the old save version. This would be the best coarse of action, I have also noticed another way but it requires more steps...

[Out Of Bubblegum]

Originally posted by |FBM|MegaMuffin:

Originally posted by Buck:

Actually found a mod that rebuilds all the assets in your settlement, thanks for your input though you must be a very bright individual

Yep. Its amazing to me how so many people deliberaty want to make themselve look like fools.

[reptiliane]

There is a clear command i used sometimes but i don't remember it. Try googling that.

[Snytchell]

Originally posted by |FBM|MegaMuffin:

Originally posted by Buck:

You're just mad because it's an obvious answer and you didn't think of it. But the answer is otherwise no, once you scrap something, it's gone for good and cannot be recovered.

Actually found a mod that rebuilds all the assets in your settlement, thanks for your input though you must be a very bright individual

Any chance you could link this mod then since i am seeking for it as well?

[NumberOneHunter]

Originally posted by Snytchell:

Originally posted by |FBM|MegaMuffin:

Actually found a mod that rebuilds all the assets in your settlement, thanks for your input though you must be a very bright individual

Any chance you could link this mod then since i am seeking for it as well?

I would really like to know as well, It dose not seem that you said what you used to fix this. or did you just use the transfer settlements mod? plz respond I have had a lot of trouble with this, thank you.

[NumberOneHunter]

Originally posted by |FBM|MegaMuffin:

Originally posted by Buck:

You're just mad because it's an obvious answer and you didn't think of it. But the answer is otherwise no, once you scrap something, it's gone for good and cannot be recovered.

Actually found a mod that rebuilds all the assets in your settlement, thanks for your input though you must be a very bright individual

What mod? I tried the transfer settlement mod and it dose not copy the buildings, plz tell me what you did.

[Spiceninja]

Uhh.... Pepperoni.. mmhmm.... pepperoni....

[Evgenich]

Originally posted by Spiceninja:

Uhh.... Pepperoni.. mmhmm.... pepperoni.... :winter2019happyyul:

pepperoni indeed )))

[Zotliatlicor]

If you have used a scrapping mod and regret the scrap, you can uninstall the mod (or disable it). This will revert the Settlements back to normal, but it will affect ALL settlements that you have altered. Then you can re-install / enable the mod again, and start from scratch.

Also good advice to have some hard saves before getting heavy on scrap mods. I made a bottomless hole in the road in sactuarty once, broke my game completely.