Since complete items cannot be shared, the Sole Survivor must go to the other settlement anyway to do the building, carrying the supplies is no hardship. Alternatively, rather than getting the Local Leader perk, the Sole Survivor can easily carry the components required to build items for a basic settlement - turrets, water pumps, beds, etc.The Sole Survivor can then go up to a settler to run it (while in build mode) and press the assigned button on the bottom of the screen. To assign a supply line, one must first acquire the Local Leader perk.Stored Workshop structures, furniture, electrical systems, etc., cannot be shared they can only be used at the settlement where they were created.Parts removed from gear and weapons when these are upgraded can be shared when upgrading gear or weapons in other settlements, but complete weapons and gear cannot be shared because, again, they do not appear in the Workshop's Apparel or Weapons pages nor do they appear in crafting or building menus.For example, shared purified water will appear as an available component at a cooking station, but since shared purified water will NOT appear in the Workshop's Aids page, there is no way to get it at another settlement in order to drink or sell it. This limits the items which can be shared to components of buildable or craftable items. They only appear when building or crafting something which uses the shared item(s). Shared items from one settlement do not show in the Workshop inventory of any other settlement.Workshop inventory items used for building settlements (i.e.: while in the Build mode) or for crafting at workbenches (cooking station, chemistry station, armor workbench, weapon workbench, and power armor station) can be shared by assigning a settler to a supply line between settlements.Scroll up and down to navigate to different types and construction materials within the menu.Scroll left and right to highlight a type of object (structure, furniture, decoration, etc).If there are items in the way of the placement of the objects, while in workshop mode one may select items and have them scrapped to provide new materials and more available space.

If having custom HUD colors, it will show as the custom HUD color when it can be placed.

The outline will turn green when it is in a valid spot. The outline will be red if it cannot be built in the current location (for example, part of the object intersects a wall or an abandoned piece of furniture).

Position the object's outline in a spot in the settlement.

The player character can also scrap, store, and move objects in this menu. If holding down the Change View Button ('V' key on PC, 'Change View/Left Menu' button on Xbox One and the Touchpad on Playstation 4), it will open up the workshop menu as long as the Sole Survivor is within the build area of the workshop. However, the player character does not need to go up to the Workshop and activate it each time they wish to use it. After the initial inspection, activating the workshop object will allow to Transfer items to or from it. This is because the Sole Survivor must ally with the settlement that the workbench belongs to. Some workshops will not be available to use and will only appear as Search. This will add it to the locations they can build settlements. The Sole Survivor must first interact with the physical workshop.

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