damanding Posted January 7, 2017 Share Posted January 7, 2017 Bit late, but if you want to quit without saving, first quit to menu, then quit to desktop. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Trosski Posted January 7, 2017 Share Posted January 7, 2017 Bit late, but if you want to quit without saving, first quit to menu, then quit to desktop.Actually if you want to exit without saving all you have to do is open your pipboy first. for some strange reason this disables the save function. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
greekrage Posted January 8, 2017 Share Posted January 8, 2017 Bit late, but if you want to quit without saving, first quit to menu, then quit to desktop.or do what i do... Open console and type QQQ and enter Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
UlithiumDragon Posted January 8, 2017 Share Posted January 8, 2017  Bit late, but if you want to quit without saving, first quit to menu, then quit to desktop.Actually if you want to exit without saving all you have to do is open your pipboy first. for some strange reason this disables the save function.  Bit late, but if you want to quit without saving, first quit to menu, then quit to desktop.or do what i do... Open console and type QQQ and enter Alt+F4. Or use the applet I use, Super F4, which doesn't ASK a program to close itself like Alt+F4 does, but rather instantly kills the topmost process. It's an excellent little program and I've been using it for years: https://stefansundin.github.io/superf4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MissingMeshTV Posted January 9, 2017 Share Posted January 9, 2017 I just came across this thread and it might be too late, but I have a video tutorial on using elevators as teleport doors that might be helpful. Not sure it's relevant to all elevator use scenarios, but it might help anyone who's still stuck on them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J55WZ9PVSgYÂ I did this tutorial not long after starting to use the CK, so there might be a better way than the method I use. For example, I didn't know there were elevator packins and I did everything from scratch by reverse engineering the elevator at Recon Bunker Theta. And I just copied the start and end floor values from the Recon Bunker Theta not realizing you can change them for a shorter elevator ride. In the video I set up the elevator to link and exterior cell (Goodneighbor) with an interior cell. But the info might be relevant to using an elevator in only a single cell. Â Anyway, just thought I'd post the tutorial link in the hopes it might be helpful to someone. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Trosski Posted January 9, 2017 Share Posted January 9, 2017 I figured out what went wrong. it had to do with the game save. Even though I was using a save that had never been touched by the mod... something else had gotten baked into it. I fixed it by fast traveling to Sanctuary, saving and exiting, Loading the new save, fast traveling to a nearby location, and walking into the cell. That fixed the bug.  So in the future... All you have to do to add a lift to an exterior location is use the PowerLiftMiniCartPackin, place it where you want it, adjust the height of the lower platform, and change the bottom floor in the script of the master to the number that corresponds to where the platform was moved to. I was making it harder on myself by not just doing a coc from the main game menu for testing... Although it did allow me to figure out how to fix my save, so my mod would work in my current game. Edit: Thanks for the help. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Gilibran Posted November 6, 2017 Share Posted November 6, 2017 Bumping this thread, i think it is still relevant since i could not find a tutorial or any info that worked for me. I have been struggling to get a elevator to work in a an exterior cell for a Settlement for a while now. I used this tutorial at first but could not get it to work:  But together with the info in this topic i managed to finally get one working. I'll post what i did here since this topic came up first when searching for a solution. It's only for a top and bottom stop, i do not know how to set it up if you want it to stop on more levels, but i guess this will be a good starting point for that as well. At this point there is one thing i have not figured out yet and that is to set the elevator speed, i have not gone into the Elevatormasterscript to set it since i am still learning to do's and donts for scripting. Standard speed is 4 seconds for top to bottom so keep that in mind when you set the height. 4 seconds for 2 floors is ok imho but for instance 12 floors in 4 seconds might be a bit to much :-)  Exterior Cell Elevator bottom and top stop setup: Used Objects:platformhelperfree01ElevatorMasterVltElevatorCar01VltElevatorBase01VltElevatorCageBottom01VltElevatorCage01VltElevatorCageTop01powerliftbutton01Elevator (Duplicate 3x create new Form (renamed: "Button inside lift" "Button top floor" "Button lower floor" for ease of reference) Object 1: ElevatorMasterSelect Tab "Linked Ref"Right click "New" 1. platformhelperFree01 / Keyword empty2. Inside elevator button / Keyword: LinkCustom013. Top floor Button / Keyword: LinkCustom024. Lower floor button / Keyword: linkCustom03 When done the Linked ref tab should look like this:1. Keyword Empty = platformhelperfree012. Keyword 1 = LinkCustom01 > Button inside lift3. Keyword 2 = LinkCustom02 > Button top floor4. Keyword 3 = LinkCustom03 > Button lower floor Object 2: Elevator Car:1. Linked Ref:(power for the elevator car)Select Tab "Linked Ref"Right click "New" WorkshopREF (WorkshopBench for the settlement you are placing the elevator in: Id= "NAMEOFSETTLEMENT"WorkshopRef) / Keyword: WorkshopGeneratedPower When done the Linked ref tab should look like this:Keyword = WorkshopGeneratedPowerReference = "NAMEOFSETTLEMENT"WorkshopRef 2. Attach ref:Select Tab "AttachRef"Attach the Elevator car to the platformhelperFree01 by using "Select Reference in Render Window" When done the Attach ref tab should look like this:Cell: (the cell you placed the platformhelperFree01 in)Reference: Platformhelperfree01 Object 3: Button inside Elevator car1. Linked Ref:Select Tab "Linked Ref"Right click "New" Attach the Inside elevator button to the platformhelperFree01 by using "Select Reference in Render Window" When done the Linked ref tab should look like this:Keyword = EmptyReference = platformhelperfree01 2. AttachRef:Select Tab "AttachRef"Attach the Inside elevator button to the platformhelperfree01 by using "Select Reference in Render Window" When done the Attach ref tab should look like this:Cell: (the cell you placed the platformhelperfree01 in)Reference: Platformhelperfree01 Select the "Linked from" tab it should look like this:Keyword = LinkCustom01Reference = Elevator Master Object 4: Button Top FloorSelect the "Linked from" tab it should look like this:Keyword = LinkCustom02Reference = Elevator Master Object 5: Button Lower FloorSelect the "Linked from" tab it should look like this:Keyword = LinkCustom03Reference = Elevator Master Object 6: platformhelperfree01You do not need to link the platformhelperFree01 to anything it is only referenced by other objects. When all of the above is done the"linked from" tab should look like this:1. Keyword = EmptyReference = ElevatorMaster2. Keyword = EmptyReference = Button inside lift Hope this helps someone else Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
UlithiumDragon Posted November 6, 2017 Share Posted November 6, 2017 Yeah, setting up an elevator was the most stupidly complex and overdesigned thing I've ever had to rig up for level design in any Bethesda game, I swear. There are just so many intricate steps and pieces that need to be bound to other pieces in a precise way and order. n.nU Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
modernrocko Posted November 6, 2017 Share Posted November 6, 2017 I'm surprised no one's mentioned the U.S.S Constitution. There's a simple "elevator" there which just lifts and descends the row boat at the back of the ship, so you can get up to Ironsides without having to enter the ship at all. As you approach, the boat is automatically lowered. When you step on the boat it automatically lifts you to the top. Vice versa if you're already on the top deck and want to get to the bottom--step on the boat at the top and it lowers you to the ground.I know that's not the type of elevator people usually want for their base builds, but perhaps it could be pulled up in the CK and adapted for use in other ways? Then again, it sounds like Gilibran has a pretty thoroughly detailed explanation of how to get one up and running, two posts above mine in this thread. Maybe someone could edit that into the OP so it's easier for folks to find when searching? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
UlithiumDragon Posted November 6, 2017 Share Posted November 6, 2017 I ended up just looking at one of the vanilla elevators and reverse engineering how it was set up. Iirc I used the one from the Mayoral Bunker. Not that it probably matters too much. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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