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# How to build

Spaces are created by constructing [blueprints](/build-a-space/blueprints.md) and positioning them in the desired areas within your space. 

A constructed blueprint is called a blueprint instance. 

Apply an available building material to a blueprint in order to construct a new instance of that blueprint.

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#### Example

A brick wall is constructed by applying *brick* material to a *wall* blueprint. 
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### Select a blueprint

Make a selection from the [available blueprints](/build-a-space/blueprints.md#available-blueprints).

### Apply a material

Each blueprint has a variety of materials available. Select your preferred material depending on what you're building and apply it to the blueprint.

### Position the instance

Position the blueprint instance in the desired location within your space. 

An instance will have a green tint if it is positioned in a valid location, and a red tint if it is positioned in an invalid location.


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