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The 30+ settlers requirement is either for all settlers total across all settlements or for the ones linked with a supply route. So basically you just need to get a second settlement going.

A settlement is no good if enemies can waltz right in. Set up a perimeter for your settlement with the fence items. Make sure to include a gate for settlers to get in and out. With that set, start placing defense items like the Guard Tower or a Machinegun Turret to increase your Defense stat.

If you highlight over one of your settlers, you should see a "Supply Line" button option. Once you click that button, you'll get to choose which settlement to send that settler to. And that's basically all you have to do!

Each settlement needs the numbers next to food and water to be higher than the number of settlers who live there. To increase your food supply, plant crops and assign settlers to manage them. For water, build a few water pumps or – if the settlement is on the coast or contains a large puddle – a water purifier.

Supplies lines simply connect however you do them. Doesn't matter which settler from which settlement goes where as long as it connects. Also you can connect a supply line to a main base and then do a supply line to that settlement that you connected to your main base and it'll work still.

2:12 4:49 Fallout 4 (PS4) - How to set up a supply line - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Okay so we're in the build menu. And we've selected the settler. And there you can see at the bottomMoreOkay so we're in the build menu. And we've selected the settler. And there you can see at the bottom of the screen r1 is supply line so if i press r1.

Each settlement needs the numbers next to food and water to be higher than the number of settlers who live there. To increase your food supply, plant crops and assign settlers to manage them. For water, build a few water pumps or – if the settlement is on the coast or contains a large puddle – a water purifier.

1:17 5:11 Fallout 4 - Settlement Essential Guide & Basics - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip The best way to start your food production is by picking fruits. And vegetables from existing plantsMoreThe best way to start your food production is by picking fruits. And vegetables from existing plants and then planting them to expand. To make these plants count towards your food production.

1:13 5:45 Fallout 4 - Supply Lines Made Simple (AKA Trade Routes) - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Up um fruit whatever they can't do that to actually assign the routes you need to walk up you needMoreUp um fruit whatever they can't do that to actually assign the routes you need to walk up you need to First go into Workshop mode. And then you can see this guy I already have him working on Plants

With the Local Leader perk, just open the workshop, highlight a settler, and click the supply line button. Then, choose what settlement you want them to supply and boom, the supply line is created.

You'll need to assign them to work on food production, water production, town defense. To assign one of your settlers to work on something, first pull up the build menu (the one that allows you to build items in town), and then walk around town to find the settler you want to assign.

Or is settlement building rewarding? It's got quite a few benefits. Easier access to shops (most notably doctors for cheap healing and rad removal) and crafting stations, safe places to store power armor, backup from settlers and artillery if you progress with the minutemen, free storage, and crafting material farming.

Basic Settlement Happiness Tips While in a Settlement, check the Workshop menu to see if there are warning signs next to any of the Settlement stats. To increase happiness, everyone in your settlement needs food, water, a bed, a job, and defense to ward off raiders. Plant plenty of food.

Settlements allows you to populate the game world with cities, that provide food, water, gear, shops, and defensive forces. Settlements are simply ways for the player to create a Base of operation. On top of that by linking settlements you now have access to all of your gear for crafting purposes at all locations.

Settlement Menu Manager (SMM) makes it all happen automagically. Once your users have SMM installed all they will have to do (99% of the time) in order to remove your mod (and any other mod using SMM) is take it out of their load order.