> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rollingquest.kramgames.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Sections

> Managing level sections in the RollingQuest editor: creating, editing, deleting, and navigating between sections.

Sections allow you to divide a level into distinct areas, each with its own theme, music, and properties. The editor supports one default section (the main section) and any number of additional sections.

## Accessing the Sections Editor

Press **Escape** → **Level Properties** → **Sections**, or press **Z** directly.

## Section Structure

Every level has:

* **Main Section** — The default section (`LevelSectionIdentifier.Default`). Cannot be deleted or renamed. Always exists.
* **Additional Sections** — Custom sections with unique names. Can be created, edited, and deleted.

Each section maintains:

* Its own block grid (`BlockNet`)
* Its own ball list
* Its own enemy list
* Its own theme model
* Its own music track
* Its own dark mode and skybox grid settings
* Its own lava pool configuration

## Creating a Section

1. Open the Sections Editor
2. Press **Create**
3. Enter a unique section name (alphanumeric and underscores only)
4. Press **Create** to confirm

The new section is created with the main section's theme and music as defaults. It automatically becomes the active section.

## Switching Sections

Click on a section in the list to switch to it. The editor reloads to show only the blocks, items, and elements belonging to that section.

<Info>
  When you switch sections, the editor rebuilds the viewport to display only the blocks belonging to the selected section. Blocks from other sections are hidden.
</Info>

## Deleting a Section

1. Select the section to delete
2. Press **Delete**
3. Confirm in the popup

The main section cannot be deleted. Deleting a section removes all its blocks, items, enemies, and balls.

## Section Properties

Each section has its own set of properties accessible from the Sections Editor panel:

* **Theme** — Visual theme for this section
* **Music** — Background music track
* **Dark Mode** — Toggle dark lighting mode
* **Skybox Grid** — Show grid overlay on the skybox
* **Lava Pool** — Configure lava behavior

See [Section Properties](editor/section-properties) for detailed configuration.

## Multi-Section Workflow

A typical multi-section level might use:

* **Main Section** — The starting area with a forest theme
* **Cave Section** — An underground area with a cave theme and dark mode
* **Boss Section** — A final arena with dramatic music

Sections can be connected using teleport elements or scripted transitions.