Fallout 4 pre-build settlement mod

[Biggus Dickus]

Hi, does anyone know if there are/is (a) mod(s) where a settlement is build for you? i'm kind of uncreative and lazy so i want cool forts and cool towns but i only find mods with more building options? Anyone that can help?

[Tyrant]

atm the closest things you can get is Transfer settlements which requires F4SE to work and then additional files downloaded and a huge deal more mods for the blueprints.

or go for Simsettlements+Rise of the commonwealth.
those 2 mods has the settlement build themselves over time and are pretty much essential if you dislike the settlement system that bethesda provided.

[jonnan.west]

Sim Settlements is going through growing pains at the moment; I do recommend scouting the forums to stay up to date as Kinggath bughunts Rise of the Commonwealth..

That said, it's basically just what you asked for; If you are willing to do basic zoning just Sim Settlements and Industrial Revolution (and whatever other addons you feel like) will suit fine - you just place plots and the settlers will choose from your installed addons for various homes/farms/businesses etc.

RotCW adds to that with preconfigured city plans for most setttlements (Like six it doesn't, of which I remember Covenant, Starlight Drive in, Vault 88, and the Mechanist lair), but requires you have a companion available to act as mayor for awhile so for awhile you can only do that with two or three settlements at a time. Either way tends to come out pretty awesome.

[jonnan.west]

https://simsettlements.com/site/index.php

[Hawk Man]

Greekrage has tons of pre-built settlements you might want check them out on nexus.

[Biggus Dickus]

thanx guys also jonnan you said things about a few settlements. what about the castle? anny mods for that one? it's my favorite

[Ilja]

Rise of the Commonwealth (mentioned above) does indeed have building plan for Castle as well.

[jonnan.west]

I haven't seen the Castle results yet; I've been fiddlefaddling on the quest line so I only have Garvey, Codsworth, and Ada I can delegate to.

[Biggus Dickus]

can someone give me a good castle fix mod? i had one with vanilla in the name but i couldn't place things because of a double floor and some other mods don't work everything is invisible than :(

[Yhwach]

You can use Transfer Settlements, and download ones people have "uploaded" to the nexus in any location you want.
Otherwise, here's your castle fix mod:
https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/18927/

[Wolf Echo]

Transfer Settlements is a good option, but sometimes it can bug out and cause CTDs when trying to import (happened to me enough times that I uninstalled it). You also have to go around to each settlement to import whatever blueprints you've downloaded, not to mention that getting the mod to recognoze the blueprints can be a pain in the rear.

So if you wanna be a bit more hands on, Transfer Settlement is the way to go. If you wanna just let the settlements handle themselves after a tiny bit of prep work, go with Sim Settlements and Rise of the Commonwealth.

[ⓀⒾⓦⒾ‰]

use the sim settlements mod with the two addons then you can just put down a table, assign someone to it and walk away and it will take care of itself

also what they build is pretty incredible, the guy who created it is very good at it.

[Hobo Misanthropus]

Sim Settlements is the best, like someone said, it's still going through Growing pains but it "Just works" so it's Todd-Howard approved.

[Ilja]

Originally posted by Hobo Misanthropus:

Sim Settlements is the best, like someone said, it's still going through Growing pains but it "Just works" so it's Todd-Howard approved.

Sim Settlements has a lot of growing pains. I was the one to mention it, but I also want to underline the post this one.

SS still has few issues. If you want stable builds, then use Transfer Settlements.

[jonnan.west]

The neat thing about Sim Settlements though is the random selection of what you're going to get. Different Merchant's, Industry et al. I am considering using Transfer Settlements to design rough frameworks as I build, and then upgrading with Sim Settlements.