Wrights

Wrights and wrightports

• The Wright Manager block is gone. Managing lives in the controller.
• Placed wrightports are listed on the manage page, and the wrightport block uses the same wright list.
• Wrights and wrightports can be named. Jobs and manage show those names.
• A placed port shows its owner, and the list only includes ports you own.
• Corner lamps sit clear of the frame and turn red, yellow, or green from the crew. The hatch opens, and returning wrights fly down into the port.
• A placed port can show the 7×7×7 chunk cube it covers, and how many wrights it can send. Max sends every free wright from that port.
• One player has a cap on wrights stored across every personal and placed port.
• If a dock is broken while wrights are out, they fly to another port in range, then digital storage, or drop on the ground. A toast says how many left and where they went. This includes a paused build.
• Wrights fly to a job and home by default. A config can teleport either trip.

Building and jobs

• A build can wait for a wright in range, and an option queues it when none are free.
• Queued builds have their own outline. The ghost stays visible, and the newest job is listed first.
• A queued build picks up a wright as soon as one is free, from a personal port or a placed port in range.
• In survival, with queue on, Build anyway starts the job and places blocks as the items arrive. A wright keeps placing what it can pay for, then goes home until its own supply can continue.
• A build that stops for missing items is stalled, with its own color. Paused stays a manual stop.
• An unplaceable block is counted once, so a stalled build stops inflating its progress.
• The job list shows how many are working, finished, stopped, or undone. Each job’s buttons sit on their own line.
• The top of the jobs list shows how many of your wrights are free. There is a button to clear every highlight.
• The list shows how many wrights are still out, and sends home the one left waiting on the build.
• The wright count stays on screen, and Max uses the job cap.
• Wrights are sent only from ports you own. Highlighting a port in range draws a line from the build anchor.
• Water and lava sources show in the build hologram.
• Grass and other plants are skipped when the block under them is not part of the build.
• A waiting job says why, and a wright goes home when it is only waiting on another.
• The missing-controller warning is larger and red, and it is repeated above Build.

Blueprints and the selection box

• You can select several blueprints at once for delete, send, and dropping into a folder.
• Cancelling the new-blueprint screen keeps the capture box. Right-click a finished shape to save or build, or click away to start again.
• The controller stays on its last mode when the blueprint menu opens and closes.
• Layer edits follow X, Y, or Z. Layer move and remove sit under the layer stepper.
• In New mode, look at a side and Ctrl-scroll to resize it.
• The box border and corners stay visible up close, inside the box, and from outside.

Other

• The controller can link an AE2 wireless access point the same way a logistics wrench does.
• Options are split into hologram, building, supply, and message, with each explanation in a question-mark tooltip.