Major role within the information technology field. The ability to read and write documentation plays a Prerequisite for the Introduction to Computer Careers course is competence in Required when troubleshooting, diagnosing and resolving many types of computer Significant information technology course builds upon a student’s preexistingĪptitude for logical reasoning and problem solving, Patience and tenacity are Is very important that students and their advisers understand that any
In applied learning environments (‘hands on’ projects) involving computer Student in the Introduction to Computer Careers course should be comfortable working Willingness to cooperate and participate in team activities. Knowledge of basic math (especially algebra), experience in problem solving, theĪbility to read and follow both spoken and printed instructions as well as a I usually recommend palette for modding, as you know what blocks are missing.Prerequisites for entering the Introduction to Computer Careers course include (if not you are a modder, it basically spawns only the first scale of square from the Terran faction, for example.) This is much like palette, except it only spawns the first block from each group. This spawns all blocks at your blue marker, EVERY SINGLE BLOCK from a specified faction. Just turns your selected ship into a veggie. It also means that the ship will regenerate destroyed blocks. This will activate your selected ship, and it will now act as if it was in campaign(the normal game, I mean). This will spawn a target at your blue marker, with a specified number of blocks and hp per block, and also shield but it seems to not care what the shield number is set to. This will heal your selected ship/station/(anything with a command block and one other block) to 100% hp on all blocks!
#REASSEMBLY SANDBOX COMMANDS HOW TO#
If you do know how to use your computer's terminal, you're in luck! Open the reassembly folder in library (or saved games, on windows) in file browser/finder/whatever, and throw the file ] into the ships folder, and then run it from terminal and it will explain from there! (what it does is fix ssave's messing up bindingId's)! If they get screwed up no matter what, and you do not know how to use your computer's terminal, then you will have to find the ship file and fix them yourselves, unfortunately. If they are, set them manually by double clicking on the ship, pressing 1, and then b. I recommend doing this after saving a ship, to check if your ship's bindingID's aren't screwed up. Note that since our saved ship was Terran, and Terran's faction number is 8, we put 8 before the ship name, and also an underscore. This example builds off of our earlier ssave, and what this does is spawn in our saved ship at your blue marker. I would not recommend this, however, because this modifies your actually game and will be hard to find and get rid of. For example, If I made a ship with Terran command(ship will be saved to the ships of your original command module's faction), and typed this, A new ship file called 8_a would appear in the base game a, and now would appear in-game. This will show you all the things you can do, but It won't necessary show you how, so that's why I still made this guide. There are an ungodly amount of things you can do with terminal, so here's the simple ones! p to freeze time (kinda buggy so just for deleting/copy pasting things, not good for building) esc to act like you are in the actual game v to hide/show the ui elements(also known as hud) You can also left-click to make selected ships fly there. 2 for command mode, where the game draws a bounding box, the ship's core radius, and the ship's bounding radius around selected ships. 3 to go into build mode where you can do all this stuff shift click to select more things and unselect them too! shift-drag to select a bunch of things at once single clicking will only select a single block Double-click on empty space to set your blue marker/cursor where things will happen from the commands in terminal QUICK TIP: press to shrink and expand the terminal window!Īnyways, on to how to use sandbox like a brain-damaged potato!Īll this stuff will seem complicated, but you will get used to it!
The magical thing that I call a terminal sits on the up left corner of your screen! Welp, first step to getting to the terminal, as you imagine, is clicking sandbox in reassembly!
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