There are three types of weather change shells: Rain, Radstorm, and Clear. To change the weather, you will need to select from the Weather Change Shells near the bottom of the list. Go over to your Chemistry Station and select the Fireworks category.įireworks come in a variety of colors and types. Fireworks shells can be created at a Chemistry Station or with a Pyrotechnics Mill. Once you complete the Firework Mortar setup, you will need to build some shells to fire off in the mortar. Play around with your setup to optimize how you want to set off the mortars. Run a wire from the Generator to a Terminal or Switch, then connect another wire to the Firework Mortar. You can also attach a Terminal or Switch in between the mortar and the power source to set the mortars to a timer, or activate multiple mortars with a single switch pull. Both types can be crafted with the same components: Wood x 2, Steel x 2, and Asbestos x 1.Ĭraft a Firework Mortar and place it somewhere on your settlement, preferably next to a Generator, since it needs a power source.
Here you will find two types of Firework Mortars, vertical and angled. At your settlement, bring up the Workshop interface and navigate to Power > Miscellaneous. In order to change the weather using Weather Change Shells, you must first build a Firework Mortar. For this guide, we will explain the steps for crafting these weather changing shells and how to use them. This weather change feature involves using special types of mortar shells found in the Fireworks subsection of the Chemistry Station. With the Fallout 4 Contraptions Workshop DLC, players can now alter the weather to match their mood in just a few steps.
Players will need the Contraptions Workshop DLC to access the weather changing shells needed for this feature. Again.This guide will explain how to shoot fireworks and change the weather in Fallout 4. Take a look at the video below stills really don't do it justice. These arguably "natural" phenomena are joined by Institute mind storms and time rifts, which are a bit sillier. Where before you had only to fear the eerie glow of radiation storms, you'll now face the white-out of nuclear winter, beautiful but devastating firestorms, the gently licking tongues of ion storms and sick-looking downpours of acid rain.
The mod adds six beautiful new storm types to Fallout 4. Then you have mods like Nuclear Weather by Densaleagion, which manage to be faithful to the spirit of the game, entirely cosmetic and balance-respectful - and yet somehow profoundly affect your experience.
Many simply enhance visuals for those who just can't handle the muted colours on the covers of magazines. Others introduce amusing changes that make light of or ignore the game's lore in favour of a few chuckles. Some Fallout 4 mods significantly alter gameplay. Fallout 4 needs more fallout, in my opinion.
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