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# The Sandpit
The Sandpit is a metaverse that allows users to practice building skills. No structures are saved and no BIT is consumed. Users are able to place voxels, props, NFTs and customize the environment.
Sandpit also contains the latest building features that metaverse world does not have. It is there for evaluation and testing purposes.
1\) Go to My Wallet and click Sandpit
2\) Here is the Quick Start Guide for using the Sandpit.
3\) To use the Sandpit, please follow these steps:
* Click the "Activate Build Mode" button or push the 'R' button to bring up the build menu.
* Choose your voxel design
* Click the right button to deploy voxels.
* Click the left button to remove voxels.
* To increase the voxel size, click the + sign.
* To scale down the voxel size, click the - sign.
The Sandpit can be seen as the testing ground where you can try out blocks and assets without having to burn your BIT. Also, a great place to test out your own 3d creations to ensure that they are modeled correctly.
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Any changes you perform in the Sandpit are temporary. As soon as you leave it, all the modifications performed, voxels and assets placed in it will be cleared.
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