Avorion Translation Server

Repairing

If you don't want your ship designs to be saved automatically you can turn this off in the \c(fff)Main Menu\c() under \c(fff)Settings\c() -> \c(fff)Game\c().

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.

You can use this function to edit the insides of your ship.

You can filter which blocks of your ship you want to be shown. Click on the button \c(fff)'View'\c() at the bottom left to select only certain materials or block types to be shown.

Replacing Multiple Blocks

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

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

Transforming Blocks

To automatically align them with the block they are getting attached to hold \c(fff)[CTRL]\c() or select \c(fff)'Match Shape'\c() in the \c(0d0)Blocks Window\c().

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

Merging Blocks

If you hold \c(fff)[ALT]\c() before placing your design on your ship, you will be able to select which of its blocks your template should use to anchor itself to the ship.

Ship Internals