Building Long Bridges and Paths Quickly

Long bridges and pathways are tedious to build block by block. The Transtructor tools turn them into a few clicks by extending a continuous line of blocks across gaps.

Bridge across a gap

1. Build out to the edge of the gap and place one block of your bridge material as the anchor.

2. Hold a full stack of that material and select it.

3. Aim the Transtructor at the outward face of the anchor block and right-click to extend the bridge into the gap.

4. Walk onto the new blocks and repeat until you reach the far side.

Making clean paths

• For a path on flat ground, place the first block, then extend along the ground face to lay a straight run.
• Build wider paths by extending parallel rows, using the previous row as your aiming reference so the edges stay straight.
• For elevated roads, extend one line, then extend a second line beside it at the same height for a two-wide walkway.

Tips

• Carry more blocks than you think you need; long runs drain a stack fast.
• If the line stops early, you've either hit a block or run out of material.
• Use the Advanced Transtructor afterward to swap in a nicer surface material once the path is laid out.