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Reversing Placement Errors with Undo Mistake
Reversing Your Last Action
Because construction wands place full walls and floors in a single second, a slight misclick can generate a large unwanted structure. Instead of manually breaking dozens of blocks, use the undo feature:
1. Immediately after misplacing a row or surface, trigger the Undo Mistake function.
2. The wand reverses your last build in one step, removing the blocks placed during that specific action.
3. Verify your target block face and cursor alignment before placing the line again.
Managing Inventory and Incomplete Rows
- Inventory Verification: Wands pull blocks directly from your inventory. If you run out of blocks mid-placement, use Undo Mistake to clear the partial line, gather the rest of your materials, and re-place the completed section.
- Conserving Durability: Reversing mistakes immediately prevents you from wasting tool durability breaking incorrect placements with standard survival tools.
- Step-by-Step Checks: Undo Mistake specifically reverses the last build action. Check each row as you place it to ensure you do not build over an error before undoing it.