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Most of the work on a ship can be done by allrounder crew members, but there are some jobs that can only be done by professionals.

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.

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().

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.

A \c(0d0)crew\c() is what keeps a ship together.

Crew & Professionals

You need a \c(0d0)Colonel\c() for every \c(0d0)3 lieutenants\c().

You need a \c(0d0)Lieutenant\c() for every \c(0d0)4 sergeants\c().

You need a \c(0d0)Sergeant\c() for every \c(0d0)5 crewmembers\c().

Officers have the same workforce as other crewmembers, but earn a \c(0d0)higher salary\c().

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

Your crew will assign officers automatically.

Once the crew of a profession reaches a certain threshold - for example, once you have 5 mechanics - they will need an officer to keep things going smoothly.