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Fallout 4 County Crossing - House Repair (No Mods/Glitches Tutorial) Ep. 1

CC Renovates Fallout (formerly CryingCube)

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Learn to repair the house at County Crossing without MODS or GLITCHES! Episode 1 in the County Crossing series.

👇Build rules for this series
• 100% Vanilla + DLC: No mods used.
• No Glitches: Everything is built using standard snapping mechanics (no rug/pillar/wire/etc. glitches).
• Build Limit: Because this is a large renovation, I can expand the settlement build limit when needed to be able to finish the design.
• Reproducible: You can build everything you see here on PC, Xbox, or PlayStation.

The County Crossing Series:
👉 Part 1 - Repair the County Crossing House:
Fallout 4 County Crossing - House Repair (...
👉 Part 2 - Build a Guard Station:
Fallout 4 County Crossing - Guard Post Bui...
👉 Part 3 - Build a Bunkhouse:
Fallout 4 County Crossing - Bunkhouse Buil...
👉 Part 4 - Build a Brahmin Farm:
Fallout 4 County Crossing - Brahmin Farm B...
👉 Part 5 - Build a Marketplace:
Fallout 4 County Crossing - Marketplace Bu...

👉 See more Fallout 4 NO MODS NO GLITCHES tutorials here:
Fallout 4 NO MOD NO GLITCH Build Tutorials

OTHER VIDEOS FOR YOU:
Building Guides Fallout 4 Building Guides
No Mods Settlement Tours Fallout 4 - NO MODS Settlement Tours

This build utilized items from the Far Harbor, Contraptions and Wasteland Workshop DLCs

00:00 Intro
00:48 Layout
01:20 1st Floor
03:58 1st Floor Exterior
07:24 2nd Floor
09:13 Finishing Details
10:03 Tour

Music Credits
Sweet Release by Dan Lebowitz
Airborne by Quincas Moreira
Large Smile Mood - Nico Staf

20 Comments

@philipgreenaway5631 1 year ago

Finally someone gives construction ideas rather than just showing off their whole town. Thank you 🙏

@jeremysmith9696 1 year ago

awesome. One thing that I love about this video and your style, is that you are now showing an overhead overview of the building. that really helps in seeing how and where the build is going to go. Thanks CryingCube!

@RelicsofHonor 1 year ago

Adore this. Best repair I've ever seen done on this spot. Definitely incorporating that on my next character. Thanks so much for sharing!

@dennyhaynes3 1 year ago

Your builds really inspire me to to start building again.
Love your no mod builds, saying that wouldn't mind seeing you use glitches without using mods on a build sometime.

Always look forward to your next project 👍

@JN-dj5xh 1 year ago

Amazing build. Great video as always. I realize how much work you’ve put into this. Thanks.

@Sci-Fi_Quizshow 1 year ago

Very well thought-out planning, materials uses and choices. This build gives such a natural pleasing aesthetic for the environment the settlement is in. Enjoyed it very much. Great work. Thanks.

@Duchess-of-Camelot 1 year ago

This is amazing Cube, as always.

@donmilleriii7399 1 month ago

The Room of Shame was priceless!

@jlhicks 1 year ago

Your builds just keep getting more and more impressive! Heck, I'd live in this one.

@thomasboy2110 4 months ago

I followed this design cause i thought it looked so cool. You did such a great job on this. You really are a great settlement builder. I love how you add a cool backstory to your builds.

@cwdrock 1 year ago

Great tutorial! Concise, detailed and easy to follow absolutely fantastic!

@shaeebutters 5 months ago (edited)

I've just started replaying Fallout 4 for nostalgia and decided to dive into building for the first time. I was so overwhelmed by the options and amount of choices, that I gave up. I found your channel and followed this build and it made it less overwhelming when you realize it's just oversiized lego pieces! Thank you for the tutorials!

@xBC90x 1 year ago

Looks great, good video!

@MattGarrett-jh4um 7 months ago

I have spent years doing just this, no mods no glitches building. I'm good but you are the best. Love these videos. Never done or seen better.

@neonron8812 1 year ago

I really liked showing the floor plans and each floor of the structure. Well done!

@KenRobertson-x9w 1 year ago

Brilliant as usual. What I usually do is construct a 3x1.5 floor using the barn set outside of the shell. Put up walls around with a door aligning with the road side.. I use the vertical half-wall to fill the gap. then put the same barn floors for a roof. Once the entire first floor structure is finished I pick the whole thing up and set it inside the existing shell. It fits in fairly well. From there you can build the second floor that bigger than the first floor. Since the existing shell of the building is the exact same at Tenpines Bluff my technique works there as well. However your build is so much nicer. You are the I. M. Pei of the wastland. Great job.

@jameskowanko7574 1 year ago

Wow! This is one of your best builds yet! I like how the middle area with the workshop looks like a hallway. Also until 5:25 in your video, I had no idea what the inverted triangle walls in the barn set were ever for. lol