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Changing Colors

If you want to replace a turret that is already on your ship, hold \c(fff)[Left SHIFT]\c() and place the new turret onto the old one.

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.

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.

They will then be permanently deleted from your ship design.

If you don't have enough money for those preliminary repairs, you can also \c(0d0)discard\c() the missing blocks to be able to edit your ship again.

It is possible to select all blocks of a certain color by choosing \c(fff)'Select All Blocks with the Current Color'\c() and then transform all selected blocks to a different color with \c(fff)'Apply Current Color to Selection'\c().

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().

To save a template, select all the blocks you want to save and copy them with \c(fff)[CTRL] + [C]\c().

They must have built their ships somehow...

Another way to get the building knowledge is to clear a \c(0d0)Pirate Sector\c() in the respective area.

It is not only possible to save entire ships, you can also save templates made up of only a few blocks.

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