This Scene is in the Original Fallout 4 game, no modding is done The location of the Factory in This Link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/psiDf7WGyN7SYYk.html

Half the fallout 4 budget went into animating this.

Underwear is part of the human anatomy of fallout

Mark Zuckerberg birth video.

Bro was born with boxers and 2 years of powerlifting

_How to tell if someone is a synth._ *THEY DON'T HAVE ANY BALLS.*

"You smell like you've been above ground" lmao

This is the most high effort animation that's ever been in a Bethesda game.

Has untold levels of tech and resources **wastes it on robots that can be killed by guns, and one good Nick Valentine**

With how crazy advanced the institutes tech is, you'd think that they'd be a target of the enclave.

1st and 2nd generation synths are fairly sophisticated robots while 3rd generation synths are effectively 3D printed humans with computer chip embedded brains. The technological gap is mind-boggling.

that underwear came from nowhere

With the speed they make them and the number of people you actually run into in the Commonwealth, they could probably replace everyone within about a year

Imagine a synth stands up from the pool and just starts screaming in existential dread

It's got "5th Element" vibes written all over it. Literally the most advanced machine in Fallout to date. Crazy.

I watched the process and timed it on the pip-boy because I was thinking about how fast they were producing them (and RP-wise, it's something the Brotherhood of Steel would want to know) and from start to finish was about 40 minutes in-game. So The Institute is producing about 36 synths a day which is terrifying.

Dumping them into the largest pool of tomato sauce to bring them to life is something I never expected to be required to make synths.

I like to think in fallout the institute finally found out how to make transistors. Which would explain the amazing tech they have.

I have never even seen this before. Was kind of surprising. I never knew they went into full detail on showing how it's done in the game.

That’s some Westworld vibes right there

When bro falls asleep first during the sleepover:

That was unusually well animated and detailed for a Bethesda game.

Can't believe this is Fallout, it's just so different from the usual atompunk.

Gonna tell my kids this is how babys are made

Why every time I go into the Institute I just spend a lot of time in that room, like seeing that machine at work is so weirdly relaxing

That's soo awesome. You have to admit. Seeing a robot put a human together piece by piece...

So this is what Curie’s human-like body came from before transferring her data and consciousness from automaton to a synth.

Needed to have the How It's Made narrator in AI perfectly explaining this and music from those episodes

I love the level of detail, including the DMEM / BME bioreactors towards the end of the video, with an agitator which might also serve as a heat source to keep the bioactive cultures alive.

something i did not understand, why the institute was so.... dumb? like they needed more energy, but instead they spend time wasting hundreds of synts on infiltrating instead of, you know.... getting larger?

Does somebody remember that one quest in Fallout 3 where the Snyths are introduced and also the railroad? I totally forgot about that until yesterday when I started to play it again. They had that shit planned so long ago. Cudos dear devs

“We have 200,000 units ready with 1 million more well on the way.”

Personal theory: Cells are cultivated in the laboratory and this process just puts the dormant/cryogenized cells into the body, for the juice to then act as an enzyme to finish constructing the anatomy

As I recall, there's not a single quest objective in the game that requires you to set foot in this room. You'd think the Institute quest line could've made more use of this room, or the area could've been larger.

My favorite part of being in the institute is just watching the synths be made so satisfying to watch somehow

Instead of using magical underwear, they could have had a claw like machine that covered the private area as it lifted the synth out of the pool. They could have also done a conveyer belt type thing in another room that you could only see through windows. That way they could easily disguise it by limiting your view.

People bash Bethesda but this kinda stuff is gold

He could be in this very room! He could be you. He could be me! He could even be- *Gets blown to bits* *He was not a synth*

If they made the machines linear instead of a big round room they'd be able to make these synths a hell of a lot faster. Conveyer belts exist for a reason.

It's kinda weird to think that the 3rd generation synths are basically just clones, but everyone treats them like they're some sort of highly advanced robot. I feel like empathizing with the railroad would have been a lot easier as well as a whole slew of other things taking a much more morally ambiguous tone if that was just sort of leaned into more.

Alan is voiced by Robert Picardo, AKA the holo doctor from Voyager

Elon musk recording the birth of his son

Making of a cyborg starts playing in the background.

This is actually insanely well animated and detailed

It makes sense that I found out Jonathan Nolan is a Fallout fan after he ended up on the Fallout TV series, because there is no way he did not take inspiration from this scene for similar scenes in Westworld.

Yes, Elder, this video right here

Honestly I like the way they are make. The lines between organic and machnie seems blurry with synts if you ask me

I don't think I ever noticed that when it zaps the muscles... that's when the synth starts moving, like. What if they remember this.

Thanks! Now all i have to do is to buy synth making tools and follow this wonderful and perfectly executed tutorial!

I will tell my kids this is how babies are made

I have 1k hours in this game and I’ve never seen this room. Wild

Thanks for the tutorial! All the other videos didn't have what i needed but yours did the job!

thank you very much for this very informative and straight to the point tutorial, ill be doing my own synths in my basement for now on thank you very much

And in the end, a lot of us ask, what is the end point exactly? MY anology is "A friend of mine, who is a very decent upstanding fellow, I replaced with a one to one robotic duplicate, so what did I accomplish exactly? Well I wasted a shit ton of resources and time". However its a weird way to "help" mankind, which I think the phrase counter intuitive embodies here. A motive I cannot side with, Caesar's legion is cartoonishly evil yet, I understand their motive to the core, the institute, I have to have a room temperature IQ to agree.

Note to self: underwear comes pre-built in any bethesda character,even synths

This is more impressive then all the reload animations combined

I just saw this in the game for the first time today, now KZfaq recommends it to me.

It reminds me of that one scene from the fifth element.

Build a bear sure has changed

Just imagine coming into this world like that. Blinded by the lights around you, sore all over from being rapidly constructed, you've probably got a massive headache, too. No memories of who you are, if you were anyone at all before you were formed.

Very helpful and informative how to. Can't wait to try this in the school lab next class.

Yeah 1000% glad I turned that place into a cloud of plasma without a 2nd thought

So that's how Danse and Curie was made

thank you for the tutorial was searching for this for a personal project of mine

I was expecting a video about electronic musical instruments but this is pretty sick

Big Westworld vibes

It's just a prank bro. The Prank:

I need this to have the How It’s Made theme playing over it. Double bonus points if you add the voice too. 😂

Really loved the institute, music, the vibe it was something so different

How its made: Synths

I wanna drink the forbidden Irn-Bru

Nice tutorial, thanks! My new preston doesn't bother me with settlements I already helped!

I feel like tech like this could be possible someday, perhaps even today, but not in minutes. It would probably take at least a year to culture all the cells, assemble everything correctly, and many millions of dollars. And ofc the ethic and legal concerns.

Should have used that red dead redemption 2 song when they build a little house. Missed opportunity.

Wait a minute so that's where all these undies come from

Nice of them to add a 6-pack from the factory, and you get trousers put on in the tank

The Combine thanks you as we had forgotten how to do it with humans, it sure will help the great transhuman arm of the Combine.

"Let him cook took" takes all another meaning in this game

"bro fell asleep first at the sleepover"

We need the "How it's Made" narrator for this

thank you so much. I've always wanted to know how to make a synth.

This animation made me pick Institute in my first playthrough. I know they were extremely evil, but nobody else's pitches felt worth destroying this.

it's very like to westworld tv show tho

sequences like this makes me proud to be a bethesda fan

I love the Vitruvian Man theme. The perfect anatomical structure. It's the perfect logo for The Institute.

I didn't like this part of Fallout... too futurist, and I prefer more apocalypse...

Here’s my son, he came from a vat of Campbell’s soup

Robert Picardo as a scientist/doctor is a very stealth way of slipping him in

The Institute is the faction I often end up siding with in Fallout 4. They are by far the only group in post-nuclear USA who not only was able to restore (albeit limited to their underground paradise) humanity to pre-war status, but they advanced technologically to an insane degree. Their isolationist ways make perfect sense to me, given how so many groups in the Wastland are incredibly selfish, exposing themselves would only put everything they've accomplish in danger. The Enclave would do anything for that kind of tech, the NCR are too self-centered to not smother the scientists under demands and burocracy, and pretty much all other factions would want the Institute destroyed out of fear. No one is without sin, but for all they've accomplished, the Institute rarely causes casualties. A couple dozen abductions over the decades is NOTHING compared to the horrors many other groups inflict on people every single day. Even the NCR who is generally considered to be a good-guy faction is willing to throw hundreds if not thousands of lives into the meat-grinder if it means securing more power to the republic and more political power to it's suits. The Institute's worst sin was likely dumping their FEV rejects with no regard to what those Super-Mutants would do to the population. If Shaun wasn't so obsessed with being in control, from what we can learn talking to the Institute department-heads, they're all extremely reasonable and level-headed people who only want to keep their paradise safe and continue their research. Some even suggest giving their obsolete tech (which still is much better than whatever the wastlanders have) away to save face and help the people in the wastes. About the synths...it's a dumb and dangerous idea. It feels like something the Think Tank from Big MT would create, not because they should, but because they could. The Synths, especially the Coursors, are extremely dangerous considering they VERY MUCH SO have free will, even if that will is bound by computer codes. The Institute is not made of soldiers, and they're walking on a knife's edge by creating what essentially are elite soldiers who as far as we know only stay in line because they were brainwashed to do so.

I had a feeling that some people today are Synth as well whenever I saw clips from Tiktok.

We should be getting a How It's Actually Made video on this.

Siding with the Institute and the Minutemen is the only way to save the Commonwealth

The Railroad is really like “yeaaa these are totally legit real people trust us..”

I bet every fallout 4 player has watched this process at least one time

Over 200hrs I spent in Fall Out 4 and somehow missed this room.

Alan: "hope our synths havent caused you any trouble, we just kind of give them guns and release them into the wild lol"

More than half a million views with only 7k likes... I think this really sums up this video!

Gives me similar vibes to The Fifth Element scene when they rebuilt Leeloo

First time I saw this I was amazed and horrified and enthralled all at the same time

More work and thought went into this animation than all of Fallout 4 and 76 combined.