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boeriemore Feb 10, 2016 @ 2:36am
Is junk shared between supply line settlements?
At Sanctuary workbench I have plenty junk items but they are not displayed at other settlements.
I am aware that certain items are not shared, like weapons, but surely junk items must be otherwise whats the point of having supply lines?
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Lee Feb 10, 2016 @ 2:37am 
You'll still be able to build with them, yes. Same goes for cooking food stored in another workshop.
Last edited by Lee; Feb 10, 2016 @ 2:38am
NicShadow_IT Feb 10, 2016 @ 2:42am 
The rough materials that you can have from junk items, are shared between all workbench, but just as amount of. You will not see the junk items on other Workshops, but they will count in the sum of available Aluminium, Wood, etc.for ex.
+ It seems that Supply lines move junk items too between settlements.
Once, I "cleared" all the Workshops in all my settlement moving everything in Sanctuary Workshop. After a while, checking the various Workshops, I noticed that there were again some junk materials.
Last edited by NicShadow_IT; Feb 10, 2016 @ 2:43am
Lee Feb 10, 2016 @ 2:44am 
Originally posted by NicShadow_IT:
The rough materials that you can have from junk items, are shared between all workbench, but just as amount of. You will not see the junk items on other Workshops, but they will count in the sum of available Aluminium, for ex.
+ It seems that Supply lines move junk items too between settlements.
Once, I "cleared" all the Workshops in all my settlement moving everything in Sanctuary Workshop. After a while, checking the various Workshops, I noticed that there were again some junk materials.

I think the new junk items found in workshops might be from the settlers, actually. I've had this happen in settlements with no supply line, and even when there are no scavenging stations present.
Bored Peon Feb 10, 2016 @ 2:49am 
Originally posted by Lee:
Originally posted by NicShadow_IT:
The rough materials that you can have from junk items, are shared between all workbench, but just as amount of. You will not see the junk items on other Workshops, but they will count in the sum of available Aluminium, for ex.
+ It seems that Supply lines move junk items too between settlements.
Once, I "cleared" all the Workshops in all my settlement moving everything in Sanctuary Workshop. After a while, checking the various Workshops, I noticed that there were again some junk materials.

I think the new junk items found in workshops might be from the settlers, actually. I've had this happen in settlements with no supply line, and even when there are no scavenging stations present.

All settlers scavenge while doing their jobs. Haivng an idle settler increases the output, putting a settler as a scavenger increases it even more.
NicShadow_IT Feb 10, 2016 @ 2:53am 
Originally posted by Bored Peon:
Originally posted by Lee:

I think the new junk items found in workshops might be from the settlers, actually. I've had this happen in settlements with no supply line, and even when there are no scavenging stations present.

All settlers scavenge while doing their jobs. Haivng an idle settler increases the output, putting a settler as a scavenger increases it even more.
Even if, as said, there are not Scavanging Stations?
Bored Peon Feb 10, 2016 @ 3:02am 
Originally posted by NicShadow_IT:
Even if, as said, there are not Scavanging Stations?

Huh?
NicShadow_IT Feb 10, 2016 @ 3:05am 
= The settlers are collecting junk items even if there are not Scavenging Stations?
Last edited by NicShadow_IT; Feb 10, 2016 @ 3:06am
Lee Feb 10, 2016 @ 3:07am 
That's what he's saying, yes. Having scavenging stations (and having them assigned) will only increase production of junk.
NicShadow_IT Feb 10, 2016 @ 3:08am 
Mh-mh. Ok, thanks.
talkingmute Feb 10, 2016 @ 3:11am 
Back to op, as long as you assign settlers to routes between settlements they can draw raw materials for building, upgrading, and repairing. It's usually easiest to dedicate one settlement to do routes between each.
Lee Feb 10, 2016 @ 3:15am 
Originally posted by NicShadow_IT:
Mh-mh. Ok, thanks.

You're welcome.
Bored Peon Feb 10, 2016 @ 3:15am 
The best supply routes is letting the smaller settlements do the running. Smaller settlements have less working space.

For example. It makes more sense to have the settler in Red Rocket to do the supply route to Sanctuary because Red Rocket is tiny and Sanctuary is huge.
Jo Feb 10, 2016 @ 4:08am 
In my first playthrough I didn't quite grasp the fact you don't actually have to link EVERY settlement to every other settlement via a supply line. Now my first character's map looks like spaghetti junction and there's about 10 provisioner brahmins all falling over each other and climbing up walls at each camp. Duh. I'll have to sort that out at some point.
@Jojo... that sounds like a recipe for a bovine roof party :DD, but hey, doing it that way does mean you can have a few shootouts with fellow provisioners on more spots now. It still cracks me up when I see my guy/gal with a cow storm ANY hotspot on the map single handed.

On topic, not only is water/food/junk shared, stored mods can be accessed via supply line, too (but you'd only know if you picked one you had if the recipe does not use junk on crafting)
capnclammy Feb 10, 2016 @ 4:55am 
Originally posted by NicShadow_IT:
The rough materials that you can have from junk items, are shared between all workbench, but just as amount of. You will not see the junk items on other Workshops, but they will count in the sum of available Aluminium, Wood, etc.for ex.
+ It seems that Supply lines move junk items too between settlements.
Once, I "cleared" all the Workshops in all my settlement moving everything in Sanctuary Workshop. After a while, checking the various Workshops, I noticed that there were again some junk materials.

they got that junk table that you can assign them to. you sure you dont have a worker gathering?
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