Delete, End, Insert, Home, Page Up, Page Down rotate the item in placement mode.You can swap the Tool Belt and the Mining Belt by holding a belt in your hand and then holding 6.1-6 will open menus for worn items similar to pressing R, holding 1-6 will cause it to swap with the item in the current hand, or simply go in the current hand - don't do this with the helmet or suit in a vacuum.Q drops the currently held item in the active hand, holding Q will cause you to throw the item.F swaps between held items and items in your inventory on the side (accessed through the number keys).R opens the item in the current hand, or goes to its options.When using some consoles or computers - scrolls the active menu.When placing a structure - changes the mode for an item in placement mode (use this with Cables to change their shape).With an open inventory - changes active slot.F1 opens the 'Stationpedia' for in-game recipes and guides.

Holding Alt enables the cursor for interacting with the UI.

Right Click starts placement mode when holding a structure (ex: Iron Frames or Autolathe) or toggles the power switch on handheld devices.

Left Click interacts with the world using the current hand or tool in the current hand (ex: you can't interact with buttons while holding an item).

Your left and right hands are represented in the bottom middle of the screen.Players interact with the world, items, and structures in Stationeers with an active hand system.

This is a cheatsheet to the content covered in the Basic Skills tutorial. To start in Stationeers, the Basic Skills, Construction, and Mining + Fabrication tutorials will give you a solid foundation for the start of the game. It is recommended to do the tutorials progressively as you encounter new mechanics in your game instead of tackling them all at once. Stationeers has a selection of tutorials accessible from the main menu to explain the basic concepts of the game.

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