Understanding Crop Repair in Fallout 4
Repairing crops in Fallout 4 can sometimes be inconsistent, especially when using the standard in-game methods. Fortunately, players on PC can utilize console commands to fix broken plants and ensure their settlements remain productive.
Step-by-Step Guide to Repairing Crops
To repair crops using the console in Fallout 4, follow these steps:
Open the console by pressing the tilde (~) key
Click on the damaged crop to select it
Type the following command: setdestroyed 0
Press Enter to execute the command
This should instantly repair the selected crop, restoring it to full health and functionality.
Alternative Console Commands for Crop Repair
If the setdestroyed 0 command doesn’t work, you can try these alternative methods:
1. Use the ModifyResourceDamage command:
ObjectRef.cf “WorkshopObjectScript.ModifyResourceDamage” 00000331 -9999
This command is specifically designed to repair crops in settlements.
2. Adjust the crop’s health value:
setav health 100
This command sets the health of the selected object to 100%, which can effectively repair damaged crops.
Additional Tips for Settlement Maintenance
While repairing crops is important, maintaining your entire settlement is crucial for success in Fallout 4. Here are some additional console commands that can help:
To repair water sources: ObjectRef.cf “WorkshopObjectScript.ModifyResourceDamage” 00000332 -9999
For turret repairs: ObjectRef.cf “WorkshopObjectScript.ModifyResourceDamage” 00000333 -9999
To fix power-related items: ObjectRef.cf “WorkshopObjectScript.ModifyResourceDamage” 0000032e -9999
Remember to use these commands responsibly, as they can significantly alter your gameplay experience.