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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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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().

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.

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.

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

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

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