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Other factions see Boarding as an act of war, so be prepared for declarations of war coming in after a successful boarding attempt.

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.

This requires quite good relations to that faction though.

As cargo doesn't tend to resist, boarding a trade ship yields a fine amount of trading goods.

One way to get building knowledge is to buy it at a \c(0d0)Shipyard\c() that's in the respective material area - if you want \c(0d0)Naonite\c() knowledge, you should find a shipyard that's in an area where you can find lots of Naonite.

Boarders will kill anyone resisting and you will be able to use the ship with a new crew.

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.

To add \c(0d0)turrets\c() to your ship, select a turret from the \c(0d0)Turret Window\c() on the left.

Placing Turrets

To move the focus back to the center of your ship, deselect everything and press \c(fff)[${focus}]\c() again.

Then open the \c(0d0)Saved Designs\c() window (see chapter \c(fff)'Saving Ships'\c()) and paste your design in a folder of your choosing with \c(fff)[CTRL] + [V]\c().

As cargo doesn't tend to resist, boarding a trade ship yields a fine amount of trading goods.

Instead of destroying an enemy craft, it can be boarded.

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().