Then place the pillar down next to it, next hold down the select button and it will use the collision of the pillar and mat, not the object on top of the mat. In order to do this, use the mat exploit to get the object you want to do the glitch with.

If you don't have the Wasteland Workshop add-on you can use a concrete foundation.īy using the two above exploits, you can clip and sink objects into the ground. Doing this does not allow you to clip the structure but to sink it into the ground. If only the pillar is highlighted, move it closer to the structure. By holding the 'Place' button, the structure and pillar will be highlighted. This is achieved by using a concrete pillar (found in the Wasteland Workshop Add-on) and placing it next to a structure. (tested with vanilla wall decorations/signs). Note: This also works with wall decorations and conduits. To increase the distance that the mat can reach try stacking rugs with the base (the one you want to move with) at the bottom. When you select the mat by tapping down the select button it will also pick up the items linked on top however, the collision will only be enabled for the floor mat (If you hold the select button it will use the collision of the thing you are trying to move), enabling you to potentially clip the larger object into other objects provided the mat isn't clipping with anything. This by placing a small doormat down and then placing a larger item like a chair on top of it (This will not work with snappable objects). See Fallout 4 console commands for the full list of console commands.

These can all be done without mods however some will require using the game console. There are some ways to get around the clipping of settlement objects with each other and preexisting objects in the world to allow one to build more sophisticated structures.

Fallout 4 building restrictions