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Ship Stats

You can use the option \c(fff)'Merge Blocks'\c() in the bottom left to do that.

To improve the \c(0d0)performance\c() of the game by making sure it doesn't always have to load a huge number of blocks, try to merge neighboring blocks that have the same shape.

If you would like to have a different block as the center, select that block and press \c(fff)[${focus}]\c(). If you select more than one block and press \c(fff)[${focus}]\c(), the focus will be exactly between those blocks.↵ You can also use the \c(fff)arrow keys\c() to move the focus of the camera.

You can see that number in the ship stats on the right and you can increase it by installing certain \c(0d0)subsystems\c().

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

\c(ddd)Note: You can board stations as well, but they're heavily defended and have to be rebuilt afterwards.\c()

They must have built their ships somehow...

Another way to get the building knowledge is to clear a \c(0d0)Pirate Sector\c() in the respective area.

To change colors, select the \c(0d0)Color Brush\c() on the left.

Changing Colors

If you want to replace a turret that is already on your ship, hold \c(fff)[Left SHIFT]\c() and place the new turret onto the old one.

You can change the size of the invisible grid that all blocks align themselves with and you can decide how newly placed blocks snap to it.

You can also install a \c(0d0)Scanner Subsystem\c() to see how many boarders you'll need to successfully board a ship.

Templates made up of several blocks can be scaled and rotated just like single blocks.