Factories that construct Junk Items

[Nickso]

So, we have a great Mod that adds a lot of manufacturing machines that can deconstruct junk items, robots to pieces, animals and persons to meat, etc.

 

But recently I discover some immersion mods that, for example need some junk items (like Enhanced targeting card or biometric scan or sensor module) to craft turrets. Same goes with vanilla crafting some drugs like mentats (Abraxo Cleaners).

So is there any mod or is the mod community interested in making a contraption (Machinery) that construct junk items like blowtorchs, fuses, mops, etc etc where you can specify what do you want to create with a terminal? the amount of raw materials that you need would be the same as what it gives you when you scrap it.


Best Regards!

[cartman1975]

The problem with mods like this is: Where to start and where to stop? One likes blowtorches and mops, next needs teddy bears and ashtrays, etc.

 

To integrate all junk items it would take weeks to add all the recipes and i am not sure if there is an limit for terminal entries, so you would need several machines to cover all items.

 

I already made three different machines, one for processing food, one for processing bones and one to build X-01 Power Armor.

The demand for those machines is not really very high i think.

[James110508]

http://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/2451/?

 

this might have some of that in the junk crafting station

[Loxly]

As James posted above, the linked mod adds a workbench where you can craft up what you need.

 

@Cartman, based on a conversation I had with someone working on those machines, the number of recipes is the limit. You can have any number of items that can be manufactured, but you can only use 16 recipes to make them. So, you might have a recipe that requires 2 Ceramic, and have it produce any 2 Ceramic item [The different color plates, ashtray, coffee cup etc.]

 

So, while doable, you would need several machines to be able to manufacture every junk item.

[cartman1975]

As i expected, my machines have 4-6 items, so i never tested out the limit.

Also it wouldn't be very comfortable to scroll through hundreds of items in the terminal.