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However, if you get creative with mirrors you can rebuild an object or pieces rather quickly Though you might have to delete half if it's mirrored to make room. What i tend to do is:
Set the mirror to be away from the object,
highlight parts you want to keep and extrude them 1 tile (shift+direction).
This will create a copy elsewhere. Disable mirror and delete the old one then repeat to line things up.
Try combinations of XY or maybe XZ to move things across and up or even flip it upside down and backwards to make cram it into tight space
Edit: If someone else has a better idea, i am all ears as well.