Sanctuary Guard Posts

The ugliness of the vanilla guard post has bothered me for quite some time, especially since the first settlement you're likely to build is Sanctuary. With all the crap in those ruined houses, why would someone build wooden guard posts? Why not pull some of the junk out and set up barricades?

After several sleepless nights pondering this issue I decided to do something about it. I'm not saying these guard posts are any prettier than the vanilla one, but they tickle my immersion bone.

== About the Sanctuary Guard Posts ==

You'll find the Sanctuary Guard Posts in the workshop menu listed alongside other guard posts.

During installation you have the option to limit the ability to build the guard posts to only Sanctuary, or to any owned settlement, as well two options for material costs, and three levels of defense.

Like the vanilla guard posts the Sanctuary Guard Posts have a certain amount of "sinkability" when placing to accommodate various terrains.

== Installing ==

- Automatic -

Download / install with the NMM direct link.

1) Download and open "SanctuaryGuardPosts.rar"

2) Extract all folders/files from the included "Nifs" folder to your "Fallout 4\data\" folder.

3) Decide how you want your guard posts to work (build cost, defense bonus, and settlement usage) and extract "SanctuaryGuardPost.esp" from the appropriately named folder (i.e. "Normal Cost 2 Defense Any Settlement") to your "Fallout 4\Data\" folder.

4) Add "SanctuaryGuardPost.esp" to your mod load order.

== Known Issues & Compatibility ==

No real (functional) issues that I'm aware of. Please let me know if anything kooky happens during use.

The second guard post (the fridge with cinder blocks) doesn't have a platform, but the "target" for settlers to use the guard post is mapped to the bottom of the model. As a result, if you sink this post somewhat into the ground when building, your settlers' feet will be partially buried when standing a