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Question Is there any way to get rid of the massive coil at bunker hill?
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ha! ha! i remember the first time i saw that and i was like - WTH?!?! I used that city plan once, and then never again, it is an absolute beast of a city plan, but man oh man will it suck the life out of your machine.
the only way i know you can do stuff like remove objects is to enter the console and disable;markfordelete but honestly that's a path to a broken game. best bet is to not use the city plan at all.
the only way i know you can do stuff like remove objects is to enter the console and disable;markfordelete but honestly that's a path to a broken game. best bet is to not use the city plan at all.
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@Steg567:
You can go into Workshop mode with Place Everywhere and do so.
Be sure to turn on Show City Marker Objects in the Gameplay/Visual section of the City Manager 20178 Holotape, as you will need to also delete quite a few special effects markers and sound emitters.
Look for odd things at the top of nearly every tall object in the settlement, those are part of the lightning special effects.
Once I did this, I exported the settlement, and made it a one-level City Plan, which I now use with Conqueror.
You can go into Workshop mode with Place Everywhere and do so.
Be sure to turn on Show City Marker Objects in the Gameplay/Visual section of the City Manager 20178 Holotape, as you will need to also delete quite a few special effects markers and sound emitters.
Look for odd things at the top of nearly every tall object in the settlement, those are part of the lightning special effects.
Once I did this, I exported the settlement, and made it a one-level City Plan, which I now use with Conqueror.