To add a new object into project, click on the wobbling crafting table icon in the top-left corner of the screen to open the Workbench. These controls and more are all listed in the shortcuts bar at the bottom of the screen depending on the user's situation. Holding down the spacebar while using WASD movement will increase the speed at which the camera moves, while holding the Left Shift key will slow it down. You will also be able to use E to move the camera up and Q to move it down. W moves the camera forwards, S moves it backwards, A to the left, and D to the right, similar to the basic movement in Minecraft. While holding down right-click, you will also be able to use the WASD keys to move the camera's position. Holding down the right mouse button in the camera view and dragging it around will rotate the view towards the direction you move the mouse, similar to how you use the mouse to look around in Minecraft. Upon clicking 'Create project', you will be met with a flat grassland with nothing in it. Once you're done, click 'Create project'. A popup appears allowing you to enter a custom name and description for your project you don't have to change anything here right now if you don't want. To make a new project, click the green 'New project' button.

You do not need to worry about this right now, click the 'Continue' button.

Upon opening Mine-imator, a welcome message appears informing the user that they are are in 'Simple mode' and that many advanced features will currently not be available.

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