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== Game Mechanics == | == Game Mechanics == | ||
| + | Building item management is broken down into 2 sections: | ||
| − | + | * Item Movement | |
| + | * Item Retrieval | ||
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| − | /move | + | |
| − | /move | + | == Item Movement == |
| − | /move up 1-500 | + | |
| − | /move | + | |
| − | /rotate | + | Items can be moved around individually, inside of a player building. The two commands used in this process are /move and /rotate. |
| − | /rotate right 1-180 | + | |
| + | '''/move''' | ||
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| + | The /move command operates by repositioning a targeted item in one of four directions: forward, back, up and down. Furthermore, a value is also added in between a range of 1-500. These values are actually incremental units of measurement. Each direction and value is included as a potential parameter when using the move command. An object can only be moved in one direction at a time however. An example of proper syntax for the command is: /move forward 500. The move command allows for interior objects to be placed anywhere while inside of a building cell. The move command is only usable on interior objects by structure administrators or the structure owner. | ||
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| + | '''/rotate''' | ||
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| + | The /rotate command operates by repositioning a targeted item in one of two directions through changing its axis position: left or right. Other values are added as parameters. Each axis position has a value range of 1-180 which are a representation of units of measurement in degrees. Each direction and value is included as a potential parameter when using the rotate command. An object can only be moved in one direction at a time however. An example of proper syntax for the command is: /rotate left 180. | ||
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Additionally you can use the radial menu to move in increments of 10 at a time. You click and hold on your item until the radial menu appears and then place your cursor over the move option. Once you do this the Forward, Back, Up & Down options will appear and you can make your choice. | Additionally you can use the radial menu to move in increments of 10 at a time. You click and hold on your item until the radial menu appears and then place your cursor over the move option. Once you do this the Forward, Back, Up & Down options will appear and you can make your choice. | ||
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Game MechanicsBuilding item management is broken down into 2 sections:
Item MovementItems can be moved around individually, inside of a player building. The two commands used in this process are /move and /rotate. /move The /move command operates by repositioning a targeted item in one of four directions: forward, back, up and down. Furthermore, a value is also added in between a range of 1-500. These values are actually incremental units of measurement. Each direction and value is included as a potential parameter when using the move command. An object can only be moved in one direction at a time however. An example of proper syntax for the command is: /move forward 500. The move command allows for interior objects to be placed anywhere while inside of a building cell. The move command is only usable on interior objects by structure administrators or the structure owner.
The /rotate command operates by repositioning a targeted item in one of two directions through changing its axis position: left or right. Other values are added as parameters. Each axis position has a value range of 1-180 which are a representation of units of measurement in degrees. Each direction and value is included as a potential parameter when using the rotate command. An object can only be moved in one direction at a time however. An example of proper syntax for the command is: /rotate left 180.
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