Colourful Commonwealth - Atomic Bars
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EZZY's COLORFUL COMMONWEALTH:ATOMIC BARS
The ESL version includes those who prefer .esl to .esp. NOTE If you don't know how to install the .esl file yet: Use the Mod Manager to install the .esl, then close NMM, return to it again and manually click on the mod in the list under the NMM Plugins tab, then close NMM again so that it appears in the game.
This is a set of bar and bar tools made up of three new grids in a retro 1950s atomic style.
These strips are available in two versions: decorative (clone as table) and functional (clone as third-level work settlement strip). For the decorative/tabletop version, if you're not playing as a Minuteman type/not fit for the local leader perks, you can still have colored bars for your settlements, and you can place bar tools and have characters sit on them so it at least looks important. These new columns do not replace any of the default columns, they are an addition.
Decorative strips appear in the tables section of the workshop catalog and are made of 4 wood, the function bar is located in the shop area, next to the default settlement strips, they cost the same as the default (3 steel, 5 wood, plus the cap number required for each level).
The stool is in the chair section and costs 2 steel and 1 wood. The bar has a clean look with a shiny light wood texture and the stools have some slight wear.
All products come in four colors: purple, turquoise, black and pink. The small bars have a small atomic style pattern on their front for a fun 'hand drawn' look, while the long 3 level feature bars have no front graphics for a more elegant look.
EZZY'S COLOURFUL COMMONWEALTH: ATOMIC BARS
ESL versions included for those who prefer.esl to.esp. Note in case you don't already know how to install.esl files: Install the.esl Mod Manager, then close NMM, go back into it again and manually click the mod in the list under NMM's Plugins tab, and then close NMM again, in order for it to show up in the game.
This is a set of bars and barstools which consists of three new meshes in vintage 1950s Atomic style.
The bars come in two versions: decorative (cloned as a table) and functional (cloned as the three levels of working Settlement bars). With the decorative/table version, if you're not playing as a Minuteman type/not going for the Local Leader perks, you can still have colourful bars for your settlement that you can put barstools at and have characters sit at them, so that it at least looks the part. These new bars do not replace any default bars, they are an addition.
The decorative bars appear in the Tables section of the workshop catalogue and are crafted from 4 wood, and the functional bars are in the Stores section alongside the default settlement bars where they cost the same as the defaults (3 steel, 5 wood, plus the required number of caps for each level).
The stools are in the Chairs section and cost 2 steel and 1 wood. The bars are in shiny brightly-coloured wood textures with a clean/undamaged look, and the stools have a rickety slightly worn look.
All items come in four colours: Purple, Turquoise, Black, and Pink. The small bars have a small Atomic-style graphic funkily 'hand-painted' onto their fronts, while the long Level 3 functional bars have no front graphic, for a more elegant look.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.