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To assign a settler to a resource, simply aim your crosshair at a settler and then “Command” them with the interact button (you will see the options on the bottom). Then hover your crosshair over the object you want to assign them to and hit the interact button again to “Assign”.

To assign a worker you'll need to open up your building menu, and then locate the person you want to Assign. Once you locate them, choose the COMMAND option, then walk to the thing you want to assign them to and click the ASSIGN button. Now that worker will focus more on that particular thing than anything else.

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You'll notice that in the build menu, a new “Command” prompt will be available when you put your cursor over a Settler in the town. Select the assign prompt onto the item and wait a few seconds, and you'll see a message come up that shows that the item has been assigned.

can i do it? Yes, in workshop menu command then R to reassign them to a settlement. You also have to assign each resident a job, AND his own bed in the same manner.

Spawning settlers can be done with a console command 'player. placeatme 00020593 x' (x being number of settlers required), then assign them using the workshop move command.

Settlements have various names like towns, villages, cities, hamlets, bases, or camps. Settlements can include any organized pattern of human habitation.

To assign a settler to a resource, simply aim your crosshair at a settler and then “Command” them with the interact button (you will see the options on the bottom). Then hover your crosshair over the object you want to assign them to and hit the interact button again to “Assign”.

To assign a worker you'll need to open up your building menu, and then locate the person you want to Assign. Once you locate them, choose the COMMAND option, then walk to the thing you want to assign them to and click the ASSIGN button. Now that worker will focus more on that particular thing than anything else.

0:42 4:51 Fallout 4 - Settlement Tips - How to Assign Settlers to Roles - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So you'll highlight the person you want to assign a job to you're going to hit X for command.MoreSo you'll highlight the person you want to assign a job to you're going to hit X for command. Alright she's listening to us. Now. We're going to go to the thing we want to assign her to.

2:05 3:22 Medieval Dynasty How To: Set Custom Names - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And outside of it. And this is it now you know how to give custom names to your fields to yourMoreAnd outside of it. And this is it now you know how to give custom names to your fields to your animals. Until you have wait a second. You can also of course change the name.

You'll notice that in the build menu, a new “Command” prompt will be available when you put your cursor over a Settler in the town. Select the assign prompt onto the item and wait a few seconds, and you'll see a message come up that shows that the item has been assigned.

can i do it? Yes, in workshop menu command then R to reassign them to a settlement. You also have to assign each resident a job, AND his own bed in the same manner.

Spawning settlers can be done with a console command 'player. placeatme 00020593 x' (x being number of settlers required), then assign them using the workshop move command.