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'''build''' | Typing '''build''' in console activates an experimental feature where you can fly around and place existing [[entities]] wherever you want. | ||
'''Jump and crouch''' - fly up and down, | |||
'''T/G''' - scrolls through all entities, | |||
'''Q/E''' - choosing random snaps for selected entities, | |||
'''Y/H''' - moving selected entity up and down, | |||
'''LMB''' - placing selected entity. | '''LMB''' - placing selected entity. | ||
After you are done placing [[objects]], type build save in the console to create a special script that includes ready-to-use "spawnatpos" coordinates of all your placed entities that can be included in starting script. | After you are done placing [[objects]], type '''build save''' in the console to create a special script that includes ready-to-use "spawnatpos" coordinates of all your placed entities that can be included in starting script. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:03, 10 February 2025
Typing build in console activates an experimental feature where you can fly around and place existing entities wherever you want.
Jump and crouch - fly up and down,
T/G - scrolls through all entities,
Q/E - choosing random snaps for selected entities,
Y/H - moving selected entity up and down,
LMB - placing selected entity.
After you are done placing objects, type build save in the console to create a special script that includes ready-to-use "spawnatpos" coordinates of all your placed entities that can be included in starting script.