Controls for viewing/moving the camera around are almost identical to Minecraft. WASD will move you forward/backward and strafe left/right. The space bar key will allow you to move vertically while the z key moves you down. You can also 'sprint' or double your speed by holding down the shift key.

The camera view can be rotated by clicking and dragging the left mouse button around the screen. You can also right click to lock the cursor which allows you to free view around without having to hold the mouse down. To exit cursor lock mode simply right click again, or hit the escape key.

• You can use the mouse scroll on almost all number input boxes for tools to increase or decrease the given values.
• Windows will snap when moved or resized near the edge of another window or panel, this can be disabled by holding the Alt key.
• Windows can be minimized by double clicking the top title bar.
• The main window view can be toggled to maximize and revert by double clicking on the top toolbar.
• You can open the block picker window three ways, by pressing the 'b' key, by double clicking the action bar, or by clicking a material input in any tool panel.
• Blocks and tools can be dragged around the action bar to swtich positions, or dropped into the main view area to remove them completely.
• Clicking the filename on the bottom left part of the status bar will allow you to rename or resize the currently open file.

The selection tools allows you to modify, create or edit a specific cuboid area. Once a selection tool is active the user may use the left click button to toggle the corners positions of the desired area. Once selected you can run the tool over the current area by clicking the 'Run' button.

The custom filter, like the custom brush and generator tools allow you to specify your own custom scripting logic to control how and what the filter does.

You can use the small text area for the script or use the checkbox to enable and open the custom script window which allows saving custom scripts and a much larger editing area.

The selection tool will allow you to copy the currently selected area to the clipboard to be used with the paste brush tool.

The fill tool does exactly as it's name implies, and fills the selection area. The only input other then the selection box is the block to be used in the filling.

Brush tools allow you to edit the current world with differing brush interactions. In order to use them you must select a brush tool in the menu, then set the parameters to what you like, then double click or drag the tool icon to the action bar, where it can be used with left and right click interactions within the world.

The block brush tool is the standard tool used when placing a single block, it will be automatically selected when using any block from the action bar, and only has a single block material input.

The bump brush is an editing tool that deforms the surface of whatever is clicked, it is typically used in terraforming type operations. An overall size and strength controls how big an area and how much deformation occurs, positive values raise the surface, while negative lowers.

The custom brush tool allows you to specify your own control logic when the brush is used. Like the other generator tools, it has a basic script area, along with the more detailed script editing window that can be toggled with the checkbox.

The erode brush tool is a editing deformation tool that is typically used to clean-up or smooth terrain editing operations leftover from other tools. You can control the area to be smoothed along with the number of open faces required to clear a certain block.

The fill brush tool works like the erode till but in an opposite fashion. It will place or fill in gaps between blocks and enlarge edges. The size and number of faces needed to fill in can be set to allow greater variety in strength and finish.

The overlay brush tool is another tools used primarily in terrain editing. It allows you to specify and set several layers of blocks that will overlay or replace whatever area is clicked. Up to three different layer materials and layer depths may be spcified, along with the ability to restrict the changes to natural blocks only.

The sphere brush tool is a simple filling tool that allows the user to place a sphere of the selected block at the clicked location. You can use the Air block to delete in the same manner.

The tree brush is a tool that allows you to place serveral different varieties of trees wherever you click. Several settings are the to allow changing the leaf and wood material along with the type of tree and overall size. Some random variation is added into most trees to decrease how many duplicates are produced.

The paste brush allows you to place shapes the have been copied to the clipboard.

The grass brush creates an overlay of natural foliage blocks over the current terrain. The density parameter allowss you to specify the overall density of grass and flower blocks to place.

The vine brush is a special tool dedicated to helping the user place vines in an easy to use way. You can specify the density of the vine placement, an alternate vine block to use, or whether or not vines should be placed on any side wall or just those of edges, meaning no blocks beneath the wall.

The flood brush tool is a very useful when replacing areas of the same block type. The size parameter controls the max distance the flood can spread, while the gap parameter controls how close the blocks of the same type need to be in order to continue the flood. The flood starts with the initial clicked block and will continue to spread and replace the blocks till it hits a limit.

The main difference between the generator tools and the others is that the generator tool always creates a new file when it runs. Some tools have a size setting to use, while others are set based on other parametesrs of the tool.

Parameter Definitions

Text Depth The number of blocks the 3D text depth should be.
Edge Inset The number of blocks the edge should be indented in.
Font Size The size of the font to use in text creation.
Font The type of font face to use for text creation.
Main Block The type of block the main part of the text should be.
Outline Block The type of block the outline part of text should be.

The custom generator, allow you to specify your own custom scripting logic to control how and what the generator creates. You can specify the height, width and length of the area to generate when running.

You can use the small text area for the script or use the checkbox to enable and open the custom script window which allows saving custom scripts and a much larger editing area.

Parameter Definitions

Width The number of blocks wide the gen area should be.
Height The max number of blocks tall the gen area should be.
Depth The number of blocks deep the gen area should be.
Octaves This number defines the intensity, or detail strength of the noise.(lower = less intensity; higher = more intensity)
Falloff This controls how fast the terrain can change height. (lower = smoother; Higher = more jagged)
Cycles This controls the overall size or qty of cycles. (lower = more detail or hilly; higher = less detail or smoother)