Wall Snap Letters and Symbols
By eabel303
Community Rating
The letters and numbers that you build at an outpost or player home can only be placed on a flat horizontal surface like the floor or a table. This mod adds letters, numbers and symbols that will snap to a vertical wall or other surface.
Two new rows have been added to the decorations menu. The first is all letters, numbers and symbols that I found in the Creation Kit at the original size. The second is at half the size which tends to look better on an interior wall.
NOTE: THESE WILL NOT ATTACH TO THE RESOURCE BINS AND SOME OTHER OUTPOST ITEMS. The solid, liquid, gas and warehouse storage bins are set so that nothing can be placed onto them. While I could change this, it is beyond the scope of this mod and would conflict with other mods that change these items.
The letters may appear to be floating when attached to certain surfaces. This is unavoidable.
There should not be any conflicts with other mods. While it is not recommended to remove a mod that has items built in an existing outpost, I don't think it will be a problem with this mod since they are just simple decorative items.
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