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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.

Every ship only has a certain number of turret slots.

All turrets you own are listed there. You can only place turrets on blocks made up of a material at least as high as that of the turret.

Building Shortcuts

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

In \c(0d0)Building Mode\c() you can move the camera by pressing \c(fff)[${movCam}]\c() and moving the mouse, turning it around the center of your ship.

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

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