
Unfortunately I do not have the knowledge to do it myself.Īnother tip I use a lot: to force-move an object, I use the ModPos and ModAngle commands in the console. Maybe someone can turn this into a BAT script. Hopefully this will save you from some of the frustration I experienced. This will place the object to the location you wanted.

After a few very frustrating hours trying to get a BOS wall outline to turn green, I devised a method for placing any large object by using the console. However, I found it extremely difficult to place large objects like the BOS walls in my settlements. I use the Settlement Supplies Expanded mod by TroyIrving and Ploppable Houses by Jyasu. I wonder how many crashes are due to save games becoming corrupt because of using ‘unsupported’ console commands.( I apologize if this was already posted, but I did a cursory search and did not find it mentioned elsewhere.) According to a Reddit post, the crashing is due to the game’s save file becoming corrupt, and the only way to fix the crash is by going back to a previous save point, and pray that save point is isn’t corrupted. No error-code is provided, and the crash affects various locations in the game. Last week we reported on how Fallout 4 players experienced crashes in specific areas of the game. Hines adds that the team wasn't allowed as much space as they wanted to.

With regard to game saves, Hines also answered a question regarding Fallout 4's save limit on console versions of the pc or console?Īccording Bethesda's vice president, on consoles, Fallout 4 uses allocated space which can prevent players from saving due to an error that states there's insuffucient HDD pc or console?

So if you still want to use console commands, please do so with caution. Surely, in a game as long as Fallout 4, you don’t want this to happen.
