Precise Piece Placement

Description

Allows rotation around any Axis using modifier keys (Around X default: Left Shift, Around Z default: Left Ctrl, Around Y: no modifier)

Manual Movement

Manual Movement with keys: Lock the piece you are building in place (default: L), and then use the arrow keys to move piece around. Piece can also be moved up and down (default: PgUp & PgDn). Once built the piece still has normal placement requirements (so while you can build something floating in the air, it will immediately break since it has no structural support).

Pieces can be moved in steps of 1 meter, . 5 meters, . 1 meters or . 05 meters (default keys in order: no modifier, Left Ctrl, Left Shift, Left Alt). Step sizes other than the base 1 meter are now configurable, and despite being referred to as Small, Smaller, and Smallest in the config file, they don't have to actually be smaller, you could have one set to 10 meters, if you want to move things long distance.

Note that pieces will still snap to other pieces if the Snap Points are close enough, so it may not look like a piece is moving if this is the case, as normal holding shift before placing will allow you to place in an unsnapped position (and if you're moving a piece in an area that multiple positions are snapping, you may have to periodically press Shift to see the piece's real unsnapped position).

Placement of pieces is based on where your character is standing (for purposes of nearby crafting stations) and where you are looking at, this means to place a piece you need to be looking at something that can be built on (a wall, floor, or the ground primarily). This does allow some interesting placement, such as looking at the water, and moving a Ship manually so you can place it on land, or even on top of your house (Since ships still require water, it won't be going very far).

Rotation

By default, pieces rotate in place (as normally when placing a piece by mouse), but this can be turned off so that rotation in the Y axis (normal rotation axis) but this can be toggled off (default: Left Ctrl + backquote (Backquote being the key that is to the left of the one and also has the tilde (~) on standard American keyboards)), so that Y rotation will be around the lock point (the point where you Pressed L to lock in place) during manual movement, while this normally makes rotating a manually moved piece more awkward, it can be useful for particular things (mainly when you want to place multiple things in a circle around a common point).

Piece Projection

Projection mode can help with placement when manually moving a locked piece by either projecting it down to the ground, or the piece below your placement marker. Toggle (default P) between no projection, Terrain Projection, and Piece Projection (if no pieces below placement marker, will instead project onto the ground. Piece Project