I'm currently doing a vanilla playthrough and not using settlement mods has actually kind of revitalized the whole settlement aspect of the game for me because it adds a challenge (and a sense of accomplishment when you build something great). Pardon the wall of text that's about to ensue, I've thought about this a lot, lol. Do the same to return to the regular camera.īe sure to check the wiki for more tips, hints, inspiration and FAQ Press the ~ key, then type 'tlc/tfc' and press Enter. When on PC, you can take pictures from better angles using the 'tcl' or 'tfc' command in the console. Of course, night-time images are allowed, but try to include at least some day-time images as well. Please post screenshots taking during the daytime making it easier to see the image. While your builds may be lovely, you cannot try and sell anything in-game for real money here. Fighting is never the way to go, especially not on the internet.Įveryone knows the jokes, they aren't funny any more! If someone breaks the rules, please report it or reach out to one of the moderators. Duplicate posts will be considered spam (which isn't cool on any subreddit). Instead, please create a photo gallery (such as on imgur) to include all of your photos in one place.

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