For the past 3 days, I have been working in Bitsy, a free web-based game-making tool by Adam Le Doux. It was the first time I created a...

To make sure that the Skeletons looked realistically placed, I used the Havok Sim button to apply Physics when placing the item. I did...

As 'the war' happened just before Halloween, there are many posters and banners that are halloween-themed. I decided to put a 'BOO!'...

I uploaded and published the mod, and will be updating it as I go. It can now be downloaded from Bethesda.net here: ...

To make sure the player cannot collect pre-war items in the 'simulation' or interact with my Easter Egg terminal, I am making some of the...

I have included some Notes in-game that the Player can pick up and read. I have also included an introduction on the terminal, and...

As I would like to have NPCs in the bar, both pre-war and 'modern day' in Fallout 4 I made sure to use 'Furniture' items instead of...

After some trial and error, I figured out how to use Papyrus Fragments to teleport a player. When the player selects a Date, the game...

As the interior doesn't have any windows, I decided to cover the outside of the bar with brick. I used the same texture that is used on...

I decided on a building near Diamond City. I will create an interior cell, then use a door to teleport the player from this location to...

After blocking out the scene and creating some models, I realised that this wasn't expressing my intention with the project. I want to...

Within Fallout 4, I created a mock-up scene within an existing settlement. My project should fit this aesthetic.

Initial scene modelled in Maya. Modelled the environment and bar with shelving. Initial items modeled and placed: - Cash Register -...

Created the initial terminal in Maya. Keyboard will be a texture with normal map so it's not too high-poly.

I have created a floorplan of what I want the bar to look like before I model it in Maya.