Advanced Fallout 76 CAMP Tip: How To Build Intersecting Roofs

If you want an intersecting roof for your CAMP then you’ll need to know this trick.

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With the introduction of CAMP slots in Fallout 76, many players are trying to make their CAMPs into works of art. However, the tools Bethesda offers for CAMP building are limited unless you know how to get around their restrictions. One way to do so is to make intersecting roofs using the Flamer Trap.

There are many reasons you might want to make intersecting roofs, but they all use the same technique. Fallout 76 does not allow you to build roofs that pass through the same space. However, when you break a roof, the roof disappears and does not interfere with placing other objects. The easiest way to break objects in CAMPs is by using the flamer trap. Here’s how.

Step One: Place The Floors And Walls Before Adding The First Roof

First, build whatever floors and walls you want for the building you want the intersecting roofs on. Then, place one of the roofs that you’ll want to intersect with another.

Slanted roofs are easier to destroy with the flamer, so placing a slanted roof first may make the process easier.

Step Two: Place A Flamer In Line With The Roof

Next, place the flamer trap so that the flame jets line up with the roof.

There are many ways to do this; one of the easiest is just to stack stash boxes to the correct height, then place the flamer trap on the top. Hovering over the flamer trap will give the options to trigger or disarm the trap; triggering it activates the flame jets.

If the jets come in contact with the roof, the health of the roof will quickly decrease and it will break. The jets should shut off soon after.

Tip: If you do not have the plans for the flamer trap, finish the Free States portion of the main quest, and you should earn it as a quest reward.

After the roof breaks, you can place another roof, even if that roof would intersect with the previous one. If you want, you can repeat this process multiple times to intersect multiple roof pieces.

Step Four: Repair The Roofs

Finally, you can repair any broken pieces. If you’ve broken multiple pieces in order to make a complex roof, it is possible to repair them all at once using your CAMP chassis.

Combined with building curved walls and offsetting floors, it is possible to use intersecting roofs to make intricate structures and complex builds.

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