Northland Diggers - adds lots of new jobs for settlers to do, actually produces resources Used often: Not in every build, but they're here to stay.īuildable Burning Campfires and Fireplaces - you know what this adds Real Troughs - I never use the vanilla tubs anymore Old World Plaids - my preferred furniture mod because it looks weathered for clean furniture, use Renovated Furniture Rae's Unique Containers - great as decoration, and useful as a container

Vanilla Extensions - I love the added items and the additional snap points, though the snapping does take a bit of getting used to.ĭDProduction's AIO - critical for me because of the added supports, pillars, mannequins I actually use Tina's Cookiepocolypse, but understand why people would prefer just the AIOĪlternate Settlements - lots of new build options for many different categoriesīetter Stores - adds new options for vendors, neon signs/bars/pointers, other signs, livestock, etc.Ĭrafting Fury GTX 9000 - clutter and more made by Elianoraĭino's Decorations - clutter arrangementsĭo-it-Yourshelf - filled shelves with ease OCDecorator - place static clutter objects Homemaker - mainly use it for fences/barriers and bathroom fixtures these days Gruffyd's Signs of the Times and Gruffyd's Signs and Posters - so many signs, you guys One of the many mods that raises the settlement build limitĬritical: Used in almost every build to some extentįunctional Displays - display weapons, tools, armor, etc. Settlement Management Software - see description page for use Place Everywhere - makes things so much easier when building Scrap Everything or Spring Cleaning, if you prefer It seems to go pretty well, though there can be some lag between an update for SKE and one for SKI.

I install SKE first, getting appropriate patches, then install SKI and overwrite. The point of this isn't really to say that you should use these mods, but I see this question get asked a fair bit so I thought I'd go ahead and type out the novella that is my settlement mod list.Īs far as I can tell, I have everything I'm supposed to in the menus. There are a ton of mods in the list, so I broke them up into how critical they are to the way I build (which is, admittedly, overly-clean and so-clearly-modded.) There is no ranking within each category and no judgement attached to it, it's just how often I use them ballpark. However, since this was mostly written and I do love settlement building mods, I thought I'd make my own post with it. However, after rereading the body of the post, I don't think it would've been very helpful. I wrote this to be a response to another thread asking for settlement mod recommendations.

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