Techtonica is a first-person factory automation game set beneath the surface of an alien planet. In this game, players can work alone or in co-op to build factories, gather resources, research new technologies, mold the destructible terrain, establish a base of operations, and uncover long-forgotten secrets. However, some players have been experiencing aiming issues when using certain features like powered floors and flatten mode, which can be frustrating. In this article, we will explore a potential fix for these aiming issues and provide a step-by-step guide to repair divots in the terrain.

Techtonica’s powered floors are a useful feature in the game, but they can be tricky to aim correctly if there are aiming issues present. Wrestling with flatten mode to extend a cliff edge can cause headaches and frustration, so it’s best to avoid it. Instead, try using powered floors as an alternative.

Powered floors allow you to create smooth surfaces that can connect different parts of your factory or provide a solid foundation for your infrastructure. By laying down powered floors, you can avoid the need to flatten terrain manually, saving time and effort.

To use powered floors effectively, follow these steps:

1. Access your factory’s build menu and select powered floors.
2. Aim carefully at the location where you want to place the powered floor.
3. Click or press the designated button to confirm the placement of the powered floor.
4. Repeat the process to extend your powered floor network.

While powered floors can solve the issue of extending cliff edges, there may still be occasions where you encounter divots or missing terrain in your game. Fortunately, there is a way to repair these divots without much hassle.

To repair divots in Techtonica, follow these steps:

1. Equip the MOLE and access its upgrades in your inventory.
2. Look for the ‘level/flatten’ upgrade and equip it.
3. Select the equipped ‘level/flatten’ upgrade by pressing the designated button.
4. Now aim at the divot or missing terrain you want to repair and click or press the designated button to activate the leveling process.
5. The MOLE will automatically fill in the hole or missing terrain with the surrounding landscape, effectively repairing the divot.

Despite the aiming issues present in Techtonica, there are ways to work around them and enjoy the game without frustration. By using powered floors instead of wrestling with flatten mode, you can extend cliff edges in a hassle-free manner. And when encountering divots or missing terrain, the MOLE’s ‘level/flatten’ upgrade can help you repair them effortlessly.

Remember, Techtonica is a game of exploration and creativity, so don’t let these minor aiming issues deter you from enjoying everything the game has to offer. Happy factory building!