Vault-Tec Mash-up

Vault-Tec Mash-up
Price	990 Minecoins
Release date	BE: April 20, 2017; LCE: December 21, 2016;
Features	World template; Resource pack; Skins;
Tags	Exploration; Science Fiction; Post Apocalyptic;
Genre	Roleplaying Game; Action-Adventure;
Players	Single player, Multiplayer (1-4)
Website page	Vault-Tec Mash-up in Minecraft Marketplace

This feature is exclusive to Bedrock Edition and Legacy Console Edition.

Vault-Tec Mash-up (also known as Fallout Mash-up or Minecraft: Fallout Edition)^[1]^[2] is a mash-up pack released on December 21, 2016, based off the Fallout RPG (later RPG/FPS hybrid) video game franchise. It includes a skin pack, resource pack and a world template.

World template

Vault-Tec Mash-up includes a world template that contains several different recreations of locations from Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout 3 and Fallout 4.

The world template is roughly in the shape of the continental United States. Along with several recreations of locations found throughout the Fallout franchise, the world contains multiple standard Minecraft structures like an Ocean Monument and a Stronghold. Four Villages (Pre-1.14) also appear on the world, albeit in a post-apocalyptic state, being made of "scrap metal."

The distribution of locations roughly matches with the geography of each respective area in the Fallout universe. Fallout locations in the desert in the southwest, matching Southern California, Fallout 2 locations in the mountainous northwest, corresponding to Northern California and Oregon, Fallout 3 locations in the swampy southeast, analogous to Washington D.C., and finally Fallout 4 locations in the forested northeast, matching with Massachusetts. The world has an extensive underground minecart network, inspired by the metro tunnels present in Fallout 3. This circles around the whole map, with entrances at Sanctuary Hills, Trinity Tower, Diamond City, The Mall, Tenpenny Tower, the Cathedral, and Vault City.

Beyond identifiable recreations, there are also more general decorations, including crashed vertibirds, broken vehicles, destroyed roads, and ruined buildings.

Features

Music

The pack features music from the Fallout 3 and Fallout 4 original soundtrack as well as some licensed music that has appeared in the series.

Licensed music

A Kiss to Build a Dream On by Louis Armstrong
Maybe by The Ink Spots
I Don’t Want to Set the World on Fire by The Ink Spots
Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall by The Ink Spots and Ella Fitzgerald

Original music

Fallout 3 Main Theme
Megaton (Fallout 3)
Metal on Metal (Fallout 3)
No Way Out But Through (Fallout 3)
What Remains (Fallout 3)
Fallout 4 Main Theme
Echoes of the Dead (Fallout 4)
Darkness Falls (Fallout 4)
Imagine Utopia (Fallout 4)
No Voices, No Cries (Fallout 4)
Predator and Prey (Fallout 4)
Science and Secrecy (Fallout 4)
The Commonwealth (Fallout 4)
The Vigilant (Fallout 4)
The Warlord (Fallout 4)
Uninvited (Fallout 4)
Wandering - The City, Part 1 (Fallout 4)
Wandering - The Coast, Part 2 (Fallout 4)

Fallout locations

Fallout 2 locations

Fallout 3 locations

Fallout 4 locations

Music disc locations

Hidden in chests around the map are 12 music discs.

Found at the end of the cave under the Red Rocket Truck Stop.

Found at the end of the cave under the Red Rocket Truck Stop.
Found in the Overseer's Office in Vault 101.

Found in the Overseer's Office in Vault 101.
Found at the bottom of Vault 13.

Found at the bottom of Vault 13.
Found in the Sole Survivor's cryogenic pod in Vault 111.

Found in the Sole Survivor's cryogenic pod in Vault 111.
Found at the end of the Temple of Trials.

Found at the end of the Temple of Trials.
Found in the hidden area below the National Archives in The Mall.

Found in the hidden area below the National Archives in The Mall.
Found in a hidden section of Vault 8 at Vault City.

Found in a hidden section of Vault 8 at Vault City.
Found in a hidden section underneath The Citadel.

Found in a hidden section underneath The Citadel.
Found atop the north-eastern most satellite at the Revere Satellite Array.

Found atop the north-eastern most satellite at the Revere Satellite Array.
Found atop Trinity Tower behind the iron door.

Found atop Trinity Tower behind the iron door.
Found within Father's room in The Institute.

Found within Father's room in The Institute.
Found at the very front end of The Prydwen.

Found at the very front end of The Prydwen.

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[2]

Name	Description	Notes
Vault Boy	Vault Boy, a recurring promotional character in the franchise.
Vault Girl	Vault Girl, a recurring promotional character in the franchise.
Albert Cole	Albert Cole, one of 3 premade player characters in Fallout.
Albert Cole v2	Albert Cole, one of 3 premade player characters in Fallout.	Simply called 'Albert Cole' in LCE.
Natalia Dubrovhsky	Natalia Dubrovhsky, one of 3 premade player characters in Fallout.
Natalia Dubrovhsky v2	Natalia Dubrovhsky, one of 3 premade player characters in Fallout.	Simply called 'Natalia Dubrovhsky' in LCE.
Max Stone	Max Stone, one of 3 premade player characters in Fallout.
Max Stone v2	Max Stone, one of 3 premade player characters in Fallout.	Simply called 'Max Stone' in LCE.
Chitsa	Chitsa, one of 3 premade player characters in Fallout 2.
Mingan	Mingan, one of 3 premade player characters in Fallout 2.
Narg	Narg, one of 3 premade player characters in Fallout 2.
Hakunin	Hakunin, a village shaman in Fallout 2.
Harold	Harold, a recurring character in the franchise.	Skin based on his appearance in Fallout 2.
Lone Wanderer	The Lone Wanderer, the player character in Fallout 3.
Lone Wanderer v2	The Lone Wanderer, the player character in Fallout 3.	Simply called 'Lone Wanderer' in LCE.
Three Dog	Three Dog, a radio DJ in Fallout 3.
Butch DeLoria	Butch DeLoria, a bully to the player character in Fallout 3.
Fawkes	Fawkes, a Super Mutant and potential companion in Fallout 3.
Moira Brown	Moira Brown, a vendor in Fallout 3.
James	James, the player character's father in Fallout 3.
Brotherhood of Steel Paladin	A Paladin, a high ranking member of the Brotherhood of Steel.	Shown wearing a suit of T-45 Power Armor as seen in Fallout 3.
Colonel Autumn	Colonel Autumn, primary antagonist of the player character in Fallout 3.
Betty (Stanislaus Braun)	Betty, a digital persona for Doctor Stanislaus Braun in Fallout 3.
Clover	Clover, a potential companion in Fallout 3.
Star Paladin Cross	Star Paladin Cross, a Cyborg and potential companion in Fallout 3.
Sole Survivor	The Sole Survivor, the player character in Fallout 4.
Sole Survivor v2	The Sole Survivor, the player character in Fallout 4.	Simply called 'Sole Survivor' in LCE.
Nick Valentine	Nick Valentine, an experimental Synth and potential companion in Fallout 4.
Preston Garvey	Preston Garvey, head of the Minutemen and potential companion in Fallout 4.
Silver Shroud	The Silver Shroud, a comic book character that appears throughout the franchise.
Hancock	Hancock, mayor of Goodneighbor and potential companion in Fallout 4.
Piper	Piper, author of the Publick Occurrences newspaper and potential companion in Fallout 4.
Cait	Cait, a cage fighter and potential companion in Fallout 4.
Paladin Danse	Paladin Danse, a Paladin of the Brotherhood of Steel and potential companion in Fallout 4.
The Mechanist	The Mechanist, a comic book character and antagonist to the Silver Shroud.	Skin based on her actualized appearance in Fallout 4.
Super Muntant	A Super Mutant, a recurring species in the franchise.	Skin based on their appearance in Fallout 3.
Raider	A Raider, a general term given to characters throughout the franchise.
Raider v2	A Raider, a general term given to characters throughout the franchise.
Jangles the Moon Monkey	Jangles the Moon Monkey, a comic book character and sidekick to Captain Cosmos.
Kellogg	Kellogg, a mercenary and antagonist to the player character in Fallout 4.
Tinker Tom	Tinker Tom, an engineer working for The Railroad in Fallout 4.
Grognak the Barbarian	Grognak the Barbarian, a comic book character that appears throughout the franchise.
Grognak the Barbarian v2	Grognak the Barbarian, a comic book character that appears throughout the franchise.
Bosco	Bosco, a Raider boss in Fallout 4

Pocket Edition
1.0.7							Added Fallout Mash-up.
Bedrock Edition
?							The mash-up pack is renamed to Vault-Tec Mash-up.

Legacy Console Edition
Xbox 360	Xbox One	PS3	PS4	PS Vita	Wii U	Switch
TU46	CU36	1.38	1.38	1.38	Patch 15	1.0.1	Added Fallout Mash-up.
TU49	CU39	1.42	1.42	1.42	Patch 18		Added graphics for the Fallout Battle map pack.
							Added blue panel textures.
							Added 'Microsoft' and 'Sony' locales.
							Improved image compression.
							Modified world template.
							Removed unused map markers.
TU52	CU42	1.47	1.48	1.47	Patch 21	1.0.2	The texture of leash knot has been changed.
							Added Ender Dragon beam texture.
							Changed color value for Leash_Light_Colour ( #B3B3B3) and Leash_Dark_Colour ( #818181).
TU53	CU43	1.49	1.50	1.49	Patch 23	1.0.3	Added textures for observer, concrete blocks, concrete powder blocks, glazed terracotta blocks and shulker box.
							Added textures for totem of undying, shulker shell and iron nugget.
							The texture of maps has been changed.
							The texture of shulkers has been changed.
							Inventory 'How To' graphics have been updated.
							Added colors for terracotta blocks and shulker boxes.
							Removed 'Microsoft' and 'Sony' locales.
?							The skin pack is renamed to Vault-Tec Mash-up on some platforms in some regions.

Vault-Tec Mash-up

World template

Features

Music

Licensed music

Original music

Fallout locations

Fallout 2 locations

Fallout 3 locations

Fallout 4 locations

Music disc locations

Resource pack

Mobs

Skins

Quotes

Videos

History

Bedrock Edition

Legacy Console Edition

Gallery

Promotional images

External links

References

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