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Sizzle May 7, 2016 @ 4:45am
settlement house is wet
why does my house get wet when its raining everything in my house get wets and soaky and also why is there rain coming through my roof even though i have a roof???
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Zombified May 7, 2016 @ 4:51am 
If my roof had as many holes as the default build ones in FO ... I think I'd have wet furniture too lol
It's normal.. seen plenty of people annoyed by it :)
Zuloph May 7, 2016 @ 4:51am 
Lots of the roofs have holes in them. Pretty sure they all leak (not sure about the wasteland workshop ones though)
RealityQuotient May 7, 2016 @ 5:21am 
It has nothing to do with the holes in the roof. You'll have the same thing with a solid roof. The issue is that the game doesn't seem to know that the wetness shader shouldn't be applied underneath something that should logically block the rain.
Nite69 May 7, 2016 @ 5:23am 
Its the way the game engine is, nothing can be done about it.
wyldefx May 7, 2016 @ 5:24am 
It depends if you are in an interior cell or not. Buildings like the ones that are built in settlements will have rain in them. They are still external cells. Roofs do not actually keep rain off. Buildings like the inside of the Cambridge Police Station are internal cells. Rain won't get to you there. This is an age old gripe by people playing Elder Scrolls games as well. It is more noticable in this game as there are more insides of buildings that are actually still part of the external world.
Last edited by wyldefx; May 7, 2016 @ 5:25am
Sizzle May 7, 2016 @ 5:58am 
it looks ugly af!!
Zombified May 7, 2016 @ 6:05am 
if you turn "wetness" off in the options I don't think you see the wet effect inside but you also won't see it outside. Its a matter of what you can live with I guess.
wyldefx May 7, 2016 @ 6:07am 
It does.

I have seen house mods for Oblivion that bragged they had no load times. Then people in the comments section were lamenting that it was raining in their bedrooms. ☺
mcdcecil May 7, 2016 @ 6:12am 
yeah when it rains .thats when my gal and her settelers all take a shower.
Last edited by mcdcecil; May 7, 2016 @ 6:20am
velasquezt43 May 7, 2016 @ 6:16am 
Kind of wierd with multiple story concrete buildings with concrete roofs and its soaking wet inside. Strange how this limitation has never been "fixed" in any game that I've played. Sims comes close with being able to rain outside a building and not inside but its quite a different engine than a 3d POV game engine like Fallout.
Uppy May 7, 2016 @ 6:29am 
Originally posted by velasquezt43:
Kind of wierd with multiple story concrete buildings with concrete roofs and its soaking wet inside. Strange how this limitation has never been "fixed" in any game that I've played. Sims comes close with being able to rain outside a building and not inside but its quite a different engine than a 3d POV game engine like Fallout.

It has nothing to do with the engine, and everything to do with Bethesda's (or more specifically, Tod Howard's team's) inability/reluctance to code it correctly, as it would take time and effort.

They cram this settlement building nonsense down our throats, but refuse to make sure idiotic stuff like this doesn't happen.

Take ARK: Survival Evolved, for instance. Open world, everything you build is considered 'outside', but if you slap down a few walls and a roof, it'll count as 'indoors', and it won't rain inside.
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Date Posted: May 7, 2016 @ 4:45am
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