How to use the slice editor;

The slice editor is your friend when it comes to making large and/or complex objects. Press enter to bring up the slice editor in the bottom left corner.

Use * with the cursor over your selected slice window to enlarge, and / to decrese the size.

Space inserts/paints blocks in slice editor. Right click to select a colour to paint with, or select from the pallette.

Use PgUp/PgDown to go to another slice.
*NOTE* You cannot create new slices in the slice editor, you need to insert 1 block in the desired X/Y/Z axis to create a new slice. Slices cannot be deleted after creation, so don't go overboard.

To copy/paste a slice, put your cursor in one corner of the slice you'd like to copy (personally I always go to the top left corner), press and hold shift, and move your cursor to the opposite corner. Go into the slice you want to paste it into, put your cursor in the same corner (I use the top left again, if you used bottom left in the first slice, put your cursor in the bottom left here, etc.) and press shift+insert.

The only caveat is that, when you paste, it clears the memory, so to copy and paste the same thing multiple times, you need to paste it, select it, paste it, select it, and so on.

Space is for coloring blocks!

The help menu is there for a reason XD
Slab6 can be a hassle but fun to use sometimes.

Thanks

home to paint colors

@shadow right click your color then press your space bar to paint the block

welcome

I still don't know how to actually use the color I chose

asher418: That was actually pretty useful, thanks.

Use the built-in help function, it explains everything you need to know.

Enter=pallete

insert=adding a brick

delete=delete a brick

home=mass adding a brick

end=mass deleting bricks

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