Ship building - Mirrored build mode

[Anslem_Vry]

I was just rewatching the DevDiary about the ship building gameplay and noticed something that could make this part of the game a bit easier, and that this the mirror mode, where you can select to mirror what you are building from 1-3 dimensions.

This way, you would only have to build one side of the ship, and not have to worry about the other side being asymmetrical (for all the people that actually care about that)

 

What are peoples thoughts on an implementation like this?

[Lethys]

I approve of this!

[Ser_Aison -currently gone-]

I like the way Space Engineers handles mirroring, its simple and straight forward.
Would love to see that or a similiar mechanic in DU

[Vyz Ejstu]

"Good day to you Yggdrasil. Yes, the developers have confirmed that there will be a mirror mode. I'm not sure it will be a three axis mirror implementation at the start of the Alpha or Beta, but it definitely will be there. A lot of us have used 3D software and I'm most glad that Novaquark decided to include this."

[NERDFIGURE]

Symmetry tools "Mirror mode" should be a must. Having to run back and forth to each side of your ship can be fun haha but most likely tedious.

[Michael_Arclight]

Mirror mode is really, really needed. 

[Anaximander]

Symmetry Mode Confirmed. Check the interviews JC Baillie gave to Yamamushi. on the DUExplorers.

[Wicpar]

I would even go to making multi plane mirror mode, where you can do xyz planes simultaneouly and even do sub planes etc, you would have a color scheme to distinguish them.

[Thor Wotansen]

Glad to see this is a thing, although I suspect it will only really work in whatever the virtual workspace turns out to be.

[FD3242]

I was just rewatching the DevDiary about the ship building gameplay and noticed something that could make this part of the game a bit easier, and that this the mirror mode, where you can select to mirror what you are building from 1-3 dimensions.

This way, you would only have to build one side of the ship, and not have to worry about the other side being asymmetrical (for all the people that actually care about that)

 

What are peoples thoughts on an implementation like this?

They all ready said 100 times they have this