Workshop Rearranged

Workshop Rearranged is an overhaul of Fallout 4's workshop system. Although a fully functional complete mod, it is a work in progress and will change over time.

Some updates may require player intervention, although never anything that will harm your save games.  It is recommended that you read the changelog for each new release.  There are articles that describe major changes and list available patches.

Google Docs:

WIP Changelog

Full Changelog

Non-Exhaustive List of Features:

• []Adds thousands of new objects to build through the workshop menu.

  []This is a lore friendly mod, or at least tries to be. My hope is that it blends right into your game.

  []New items have proper menu icons, collision, navmesh, and snap-points.

  []New menu organization and categories with the aim of making the menu easier to navigate and making room for other mod added items in as presentable way as possible utilizing Bethesda's in-built system.

  []An expanded snapping system to increase creative possibilities when building settlements.

  []Many objects, such as walls, junk fences, power pylons, and generators, can sink into the ground.

  []A support system that includes columns, crossbeams, wall triangles, and foundations.

  []A selection of patchwork items, including navmeshed floor boards, snapping carpets, wall gap fillers, and much more.

  []New shipments of varying sizes available in more places, including settlement general stores.

  []Expanded junk component yield, modified junk weight, heavier junk of same type has more materials, etc.

  []All components weigh 0. 1 units to alleviate the problem of becoming over-encumbered in the field when you shouldn't be.

  []Renamed workshop objects according to section and type.

  []Retooled build and scrap recipes to be consistent with each other and not arbitrarily punish the player.

  []Build costs and scrap returns modified to be more balanced and semi-realistic.

  []Perk requirements to build objects are now related to the object being built where possible.

  []Improvements to vanilla NPC pathing, including expanded/added navmesh and navcut collision on many objects.

  []A wide array of bug fixes and usability improvements.

  []Integrated menu patches so that unscripted/old mods that were previously incompatible with each other due to conflicting menus can be used together.

  Compatibility:

  [*]Mods that directly edit