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If you don't know how to do something, press \c(fff)${short}\c() to get an overview of all \c(0d0)building shortcuts\c().

Especially for edge and triangle blocks it is important that their orientation matches the neighboring block.

While using the \c(0d0)Color Brush\c(), you can use \c(fff)[CTRL] + [C]\c() to select the color of that block and then \c(fff)[CTRL] + [V]\c() to use it on another block.

You can also select multiple blocks, either manually or by selecting the option \c(fff)'Select All Blocks Of The Current Type'\c().

If you would like the block you want to place to match the size of the one you want to place it next to, select \c(fff)'Match Block'\c() in the \c(0d0)Blocks Window\c() or hold \c(fff)[Left SHIFT]\c() while placing the block.

Building Shortcuts

Click the \c(fff)'? Button'\c() in the grid window to find out more about each setting.

While using the \c(0d0)Color Brush\c(), you can use \c(fff)[CTRL] + [C]\c() to select the color of that block and then \c(fff)[CTRL] + [V]\c() to use it on another block.

If you select \c(0d0)Voxel Grid\c(), for example, all corners of your blocks will always end up where the lines of the grid cross, allowing you to build more precisely.

Replacing Multiple Blocks

If the block doesn't have the orientation you wanted, you can also use \c(fff)[${rotate}]\c() to change it.

Ship Internals

The \c(0d0)Processing Power\c() of a ship determines the amount of \c(0d0)Subsystem Sockets\c() it supports.

Hold \c(fff)[ALT]\c() to replace a selected block with the block type you have selected in the \c(0d0)Blocks Window\c().

They must have built their ships somehow...