The official Last Stop description publishes seven PC inputs. Mobile and controller mappings stay clearly unconfirmed until a current interface shows them.
These are the seven official PC inputs and actions: Click grabs or shoots; Z places, builds, or attaches; E equips or uses; Q drops; R reloads; Tab opens inventory; and Y inspects. The build/attach and inspect notes below use those published inputs. Mobile and controller sections are explicitly Not Confirmed because no complete current mapping is public.
| Action | PC | Mobile | Controller | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grab or shoot | Click | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Official · Roblox description |
| Place, build, or attach | Z | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Official · Roblox description |
| Equip or use | E | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Official · Roblox description |
| Drop | Q | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Official · Roblox description |
| Reload | R | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Official · Roblox description |
| Open inventory | Tab | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Official · Roblox description |
| Inspect | Y | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Official · Roblox description |
Click is on the mouse; the keyboard diagram highlights the remaining published inputs.
The published text combines “grab action” and shooting under Click. If the result is unexpected, check whether a weapon is equipped, an object is targeted, or a different prompt is active. This page does not assign left versus right mouse behavior beyond the official wording.
Inspection belongs early in the decision loop. Use it before E, Z, Q, or a sale so the visible name or description can reveal a bus, weapon, crafting, event, or ending role. If the role is still unclear, keep the item temporarily.
R reloads a gun and Tab opens inventory. Current group-run footage repeatedly shows players running short of ammunition, so confirm the weapon and matching supply before leaving a safe stop rather than discovering the mismatch inside a boss room.
These are safe diagnostic checks, not confirmed universal causes for every component or server.
Confirm the object is a buildable or attachable item, then inspect its current state.
Move away from occupied geometry and try a clear area without assuming every bus surface accepts the object.
Check whether Q was pressed instead of Z, pick the object up, and repeat slowly.
Have the original holder test the same action; team ownership rules are not yet documented as universal.
Record the server and visible prompt, then check the update page before following an older clip.
Press Z on PC. The official description assigns Z to place, build, and attach actions.
Press Y on PC. Inspection is the safest first step before deciding whether an unfamiliar pickup should be used, attached, dropped, or sold.
Press Tab on PC. If the key does not respond, close any text field or menu that may currently own keyboard focus, then try once more.
The official wording places both actions on Click. The held or equipped item and current interaction state determine which action is available.
They are not listed in the current official description and have not been documented here from a complete current input overlay.
