Junk items refer to the miscellaneous clutter found scattered all over the Commonwealth - toys, housewares, garbage, tools - which the Sole Survivor can collect. Junk items are found in their own inventory section in the Pip-Boy. They cannot be equipped, consumed, or interacted with by themselves like weapons or food, although they can be dropped or sold to vendors. Their primary use is in crafting, either as ingredients for more useful items (weapons, armor, chems, mods, settlement buildings, etc.), or for breaking down into their raw components. After accessing the inventory on a workbench or crafting station at a player character owned settlement, all junk items can be automatically transferred into the workbench and are available for crafting at the settlement, as well as all settlemen
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| - Junk items refer to the miscellaneous clutter found scattered all over the Commonwealth - toys, housewares, garbage, tools - which the Sole Survivor can collect. Junk items are found in their own inventory section in the Pip-Boy. They cannot be equipped, consumed, or interacted with by themselves like weapons or food, although they can be dropped or sold to vendors. Their primary use is in crafting, either as ingredients for more useful items (weapons, armor, chems, mods, settlement buildings, etc.), or for breaking down into their raw components. After accessing the inventory on a workbench or crafting station at a player character owned settlement, all junk items can be automatically transferred into the workbench and are available for crafting at the settlement, as well as all settlemen
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| - Junk items refer to the miscellaneous clutter found scattered all over the Commonwealth - toys, housewares, garbage, tools - which the Sole Survivor can collect. Junk items are found in their own inventory section in the Pip-Boy. They cannot be equipped, consumed, or interacted with by themselves like weapons or food, although they can be dropped or sold to vendors. Their primary use is in crafting, either as ingredients for more useful items (weapons, armor, chems, mods, settlement buildings, etc.), or for breaking down into their raw components. After accessing the inventory on a workbench or crafting station at a player character owned settlement, all junk items can be automatically transferred into the workbench and are available for crafting at the settlement, as well as all settlements connected to it via a supply line. Junk items can also be automatically transferred into non-player character owned crafting stations, but they will not be shared between the crafting stations in the area.
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