> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.vetrasuite.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # The interface > One fullscreen workspace with nine sections, driven by mouse or keyboard, drawn by the browser built into Garry's Mod. Since 1.1, Blueprints opens as one **fullscreen workspace** drawn by the game's built-in Chromium browser. It replaces the 1.0 window. The commands that open it, the sections and everything the server does are unchanged. It is admin-only, and it holds no authority of its own: every list it shows and every change it makes is a request the server checks, exactly as before. ## Layout | Area | What it holds | | - | - | | **Title bar** | Where you are (a breadcrumb), the current map, the **Display** panel, and **Close** (`Esc`) | | **Navigation** | The nine sections, numbered `01` to `09` | | **Section** | A list on the left and, beside it, an **inspector** for whatever is selected. The inspector holds that item's details and its actions | | **Status bar** | Counts for the section, the keys that work here, the managed object count in the world, adapters needing attention, and the licence state | The nine sections, with the key that opens each one: | Key | Section | Console argument | | - | - | - | | `1` | Overview | `overview` | | `2` | Versions | `versions` | | `3` | Objects | `objects` | | `4` | Groups | `groups` | | `5` | Migration | `migration` | | `6` | Restore | `restore` | | `7` | Deploy | `deploy` | | `8` | Remote Deploy | `remote` | | `9` | Adapters | `adapters` | A section keeps its selection, filters and scroll position while you visit another one, until you close Blueprints. ## Keyboard The status bar always lists the keys that work on the current screen. The common ones: | Key | Does | | - | - | | `1` to `9` | Open a section (outside a text field or a dialog) | | `↑` `↓` | Move the selection | | `Shift` + `↑` `↓` | Extend the selection, where a list allows several | | `Space` | Add or remove the current row from the selection | | `Enter` | Open the selected item (a group's members, a migration's units, a plan) | | `/` | Jump to the search field | | `Esc` | Go back one level; at the top of a section, close Blueprints | **Versions** adds three: `B` sets the selected Version as the compare base, `C` compares, and `P` shows the changes since the previous Version on the same map. Character shortcuts follow the character your keyboard layout types, so `/` works on an AZERTY keyboard too. With the mouse, a click selects one row. In **Objects**, `Ctrl` + click (`Cmd` + click on macOS) adds or removes a row, and `Shift` + click selects a range. ## Search, filters and inspectors Lists that can grow long have a search field and filters above them, and a **Clear** button when any filter is set. In Versions and Objects the server does the searching and sorting, so a filter covers the whole library, not only the rows already loaded. | Section | Search and filters | | - | - | | Versions | Id or map; map (all, or this map); origin (this server, another Vetra server, unverified, origin not recorded) | | Objects | Label, id, type or adapter; identity scope; adapter; type; whether the object has a position | | Restore plan | Operation (create, move, settings, remove, group operations) and a search | | Groups, Migration, Deploy, Remote Deploy | A search over the list | **Objects is a capture, not a live view.** It lists what the server read from the world at a moment, says when, and reads again when you press **Refresh**. It loads up to 2,000 rows. ## Confirmations Anything that changes the world, or deletes a document, goes through a confirmation. It states the consequence in one sentence, with the count, before you press the button. Capturing a Version is a read and has no confirmation. What the interface reports afterwards is **the server's answer**, never a guess: * nothing is shown as done until the server says it is done; * a second click while a request is pending sends nothing more; * a write the server did not answer in time is reported as **unknown**, not as failed, because it may have run. It is never resent on its own: the interface reads the server's state again and tells you what it found. `Esc` closes a dialog only when that is safe. ## Placing things in the world **Move group**, **Move anchor** and placing a migration unit happen in the world, not on a screen. The interface steps aside, you place, and it comes back exactly as you left it. | Placing | Controls | | - | - | | A group's anchor (**Move group**, **Move anchor**) | Left click: place where you look. Mouse wheel: rotate. Right click or `Esc`: cancel | | A migration unit (ghost preview) | Left click: set the group down where you look. `R` / `F`: rotate about the anchor. `[` / `]`: lower or raise. Hold `Alt`: fine steps. `Enter`: confirm this placement. `Esc`: cancel | Cancelling a placement changes nothing, and `Esc` cancels the placement rather than opening the game menu. ## Display preferences **Display**, in the title bar, sets two things for your own client: **Scale** `0.80 to 1.60, in steps of 0.05` The size of everything in the interface. The default in game is **1.10**. On a screen too small for the scale you chose, the interface applies the largest scale that still fits and keeps your choice for a larger screen. **Density** `Compact, Default or Relaxed` Row height in lists: 20, 24 or 30 units. The default is **Relaxed**. Both apply at once and are kept on your computer for the next game session. They are stored in the client convars `vetra_blueprints_scale` and `vetra_blueprints_density`, which you can also set from the console. ## Limitations * **It needs Chromium.** Garry's Mod embeds it on Windows (every branch), macOS, and Linux on the x86-64 branch. Linux's default branch embeds the older Awesomium browser, which cannot draw the interface. See [Compatibility](https://docs.vetrasuite.com/blueprints/compatibility.md). * **It cannot move files.** Exported packages stay in the server's export folder, and a package to import must be copied into the server's import folder, over FTP or your host's file manager. See [Export and import](https://docs.vetrasuite.com/blueprints/packages.md). * **It is not live.** Screens show what the server answered when they asked. Most have a **Refresh** or **Read again** action, and screens read again after their own writes. * **One at a time.** Opening Blueprints again while it is open brings the open one forward; a section name moves it to that section. If it does not open at all, see [Troubleshooting](https://docs.vetrasuite.com/support/troubleshooting.md#blueprints-does-not-open). This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.