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<h1>SourceForts v1.9.2</h1>
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<strong>Class / Team Select Menu</strong>: "<span class="k3y">M</span>" / "<span class="k3y">N</span>"<br>
<strong>Freeze / Unfreeze Objects</strong>: "<span class="k3y">R</span>" / Reload<br>
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<h1>Basic Techniques</h1>
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<strong>Walls</strong>: The easiest way to create a wall perpendicular to the floor is to place a plate
down and then push it up against a pre-existing vertical object, so that the plate becomes flush with
that surface.
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<h1>Basic Rules</h1>
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<strong>Entrances</strong>: All forts must have a navigatable entrance from which the opposing team is
able to take your team's flag and escape.
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<strong>Scoring</strong>: The opposing team must have a realistic chance of scoring apon you. Do not
create ridiculous bases that require a player to crawl through 100 meter long tunnels. This will
also benefit your team because it will allow you to capture the enemy team's flag quicker
since your base will be more easily navigable.
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