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You can switch between first and third person perspective by pressing the "V" key. Only small ships will have first person perspective available as the larger ships will have 3rd person perspective locked. The larger ships do not have an "eye", rather, they are controlled from a central room using a computer screen.<ref name="cameramodes"></ref> | You can switch between first and third person perspective by pressing the "V" key. Only small ships will have first person perspective available as the larger ships will have 3rd person perspective locked. The larger ships do not have an "eye", rather, they are controlled from a central room using a computer screen.<ref name="cameramodes"></ref> | ||
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Revision as of 16:50, 29 September 2013
Creative Mode
Creating objects:
- Press "G" to open the toolbar config
- You can select "New Small Ship" or "New Large Ship" or "New Station"
- A new object will be inserted in the empty space right in front of you
- This new object contains one armor block only
- You can start attaching additional blocks to it (cockpit, reactor, thrusters, gyro, etc.)
On Foot
Space Engineers can run, climb, or fly using a jetpack. First or third person perspective are the available camera modes. You can enter a ship's cockpit by positioning your player in front of the ship's cockpit and pressing "T"[1]
Piloting Spacecraft
To have freelook from the inside of your space craft (cock pit view) hold down the alt key. There are instruments shown in the alpha build (ie. keyboard) but it is unknown at this time of they provide feedback or are just decoration.
You can switch between first and third person perspective by pressing the "V" key. Only small ships will have first person perspective available as the larger ships will have 3rd person perspective locked. The larger ships do not have an "eye", rather, they are controlled from a central room using a computer screen.[1]
