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Fauna Catagory has been completely Updated with 3 new additions also added.

Vehicle Catagory also completely updated

Mobile Vehicle bay and Fabricator also fully updated

Biomes Catagory is next on my list of things to update so expect to see that happen within the next few days.

Everything Else is on my list.

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I cant update everyday so i will get to it when i have the time,

Vehicles are machines for exploration and transportation available to the player after acquiring their fragments. Vehicles are divided into deployables, which are crafted using the Fabricator and are carried by the player, and vessels, which are crafted using the Mobile Vehicle Bay and are piloted.

Craftable vehicles.

The Mobile Vehicle Bay is a Deployable item that allows the player to construct vehicles. It can be crafted by using the Fabricator. It takes up nine inventory slots while in the player's inventory.

The player must scan three Fragments to obtain the Blueprints for the Mobile Vehicle Bay. These can be commonly found in Wrecks.

Uses

when released by the player, it will float to the surface and unfold itself. It can then be boarded with LMB. Using the interface, the player can construct a Seamoth, Cyclops, Prawn Suit, or Neptune Escape Rocket if they have the required materials and blueprints.

The base of the Mobile Vehicle Bay houses four Printer Pods[1] that will activate themselves and float above the Mobile Vehicle Bay when the player approaches. When the player selects a vehicle to construct, the Printer Pods will swarm out in front of the Mobile Vehicle Bay to build the vehicle.

The player can pick up the Mobile Vehicle Bay by looking at the metal platform and pressing LMB.

It is currently possible to deploy and trap the Mobile Vehicle Bay under a Moonpool, allowing vehicles to be constructed at any depth.

Recipe

Raw Materials

In order to construct a Mobile Vehicle Bay, you need 1 Titanium Ingot, 1 Lubricant and 1 Powercell. The following list supplies all the raw materials needed to build 1 Mobile Vehicle Bay from scratch.

10 Titanium
5 Creepvine Seed Clusters
4 Acid Mushroom
2 Copper
Refine 4 Acid Mushrooms and 2 Copper into 2 Batteries, 10 Titanium into 1 Titanium Ingot, and 5 Creepvine Seed clusters into 1 Lubricant and 1 Silicone Rubber. Then Refine 2 Batteries and 1 Silicone Rubber into 1 Power Cell. Combine 1 Titanium Ingot, 1 Lubricant and 1 Power Cell into 1 Mobile Vehicle Bay.

The Fabricator is an appliance which can be used to craft food & water, equipment, tools and machines from raw, basic or advanced materials.

One Fabricator can be found in Lifepod 5. Lifepod 5 is the player's starting location, so the use of this Fabricator is vital towards the player's progress and survival. Additional Fabricators can be constructed with the Habitat Builder and placed inside a Cyclops or a Seabase module.

Within the Vehicle Upgrade Console, Scanner Room and Cyclops are unique fabricators, which only fabricate Seamoth/Prawn Suit upgrades, Scanner Room upgrades and Cyclops upgrades, respectively.


When activated with LMB, it will display an interface from which the player can choose an item to craft. If the player has the required materials to craft an item, the item will be in color and highlighted in blue; otherwise, the item will be greyed out and highlighted in grey.

When the Fabricator finishes crafting an item, it will usually place it in the player's inventory. However, if the player moves away from the Fabricator during the crafting process, the newly crafted item will remain in the Fabricator, and the player must come back and manually pick it up. In this case, the player will receive a notification that their item is ready. Bulkier items, such as the Waterproof Locker, also remain in the Fabricator until the player picks them up manually. The Fabricator cannot be used to craft items while there are still items in it that have not been picked up.

By default, the Fabricator interface disappears while it is crafting an item and reappears when it finishes crafting the item. The player can hold Shift when they select an item to craft to leave the interface open during crafting.

The Fabricator requires Energy to operate, and will consume 10 Energy per item crafted from whatever it is built inside. If there is not enough Energy, the Fabricator cannot be used. The Fabricator does not require energy to operate in Creative Mode.

Recipe





Fabricator crafting sections

The Fabricator has five main recipe categories:

• Basic Materials
  
• Advanced Materials
  
• Electronics

• Water
  
• Cooked Food
  
• Cured Food

• Equipment
  
• Tools

• Deployables

• Submarine

Players using stable mode may find this information inaccurate.


The Modification Station (formerly Workbench) is an Appliance that can be placed inside the Cyclops or inside a Seabase module. The Modification Station is able to upgrade tools and equipment.

The Modification Station can be constructed after having researched it from a fragment. It requires 3 fragments to complete the blueprint.

The Modification Station should not be confused with the Vehicle Modification Station, as the latter upgrades the Seamoth and the PRAWN Suit while the Modification Station focuses on tools and equipment.

• 2x Titanium
  
• 1x WiringKit
  
• 1x ComputerChip

Deployables are items crafted using the Fabricator.

Except for the Seaglide, all other Deployables need to be deployed in the environment in order to function.

Upgrade Modules are software drives that create improvements to the Cyclops, Seamoth, Prawn Suit, and Scanner Room.

The Upgrade Modules that are intended for the Cyclops are crafted using the Fabricator onboard of the Cyclops. The menu point that says "Submarine" does not show up on fabricators within Seabases. The Upgrade Modules for the Seamoth and PRAWN Suit are crafted with the mini-fabricator at the Vehicle Modification Station.

Upgrade Modules for the Cyclops can be placed in the upgrade console found in the engine room of the Cyclops. Four Upgrade Modules can be applied at once but there are currently no modules with effects that stack.

Upgrades to the Seamoth can be placed in a panel on the Seamoth's left side. Like the Cyclops, up to four Upgrade Modules can be applied at once. The Seamoth also has a Paperdoll UI like the PDA. Certain Upgrade Modules such as the Storage Module can differ depending on which slot it is placed.

Upgrades to the Scanner Room can be placed in a panel inside the Scanner Room. Like the Cyclops and Seamoth, up to four Upgrade Modules can be applied at once. The Scanner Room also has a Paperdoll UI like the PDA.

Upgrade Modules should not be confused with the upgrades that the Modification Station does to certain Tools and pieces of Equipment.

Fragments are broken pieces of advanced technology that can be analyzed by the Scanner to create Blueprints. They are found inside Wrecks, and strewn across certain Biomes around the Aurora. Depending on the technology being analyzed, a different number of Fragments might be needed to form the blueprint. Scanning a Fragment that already has a complete blueprint will convert the Fragment into Titanium.

In order to attain certain blueprints, like the one for the Floodlight, the player has to scan the object in question, rather than a Fragment safe. Some of the objects, however, may be in a very bad condition or rusty, which makes them harder to recognize as Fragments. Some Fragments appear as safes

Tools are devices that are either crafted from Materials by using the Fabricator or upgraded from other Tools using the Modification Station.

They are carried in the Inventory and can be equipped to the Toolbar.

Some of them can also consume Energy, like the Flashlight.

Some Tools can currently only be spawned using Debug Console Commands.

All Tools have first-use animations

Equipment is crafted from materials by using the fabricator.

Equipment is unique in that it can be equipped to the player in the PDA UI. Items grant a passive buff and/or debuff to the player or their Attributes. Notable examples are the Tank and Fins.

By planting the seeds, spores, samples or entire specimens of Flora, the player can either farm useful raw materials or decorate their surroundings and Seabases.

Each plantable Flora takes up a certain amount of slots, and can only be planted in some types of planters. Generally speaking, items with a dark blue item symbol background can only be planted underwater, while those with a green item symbol background can only be planted in bases or on land.

Each Flora has a different growth time, and will display a percentage on how grown it is beneath their name.

Raw Materials are precursor items for crafting processes and comprise all non-crafted materials found in Subnautica, one exception being Titanium, which can also be crafted from Metal Salvage.

This one Needs to be updated further

Electronics are crafted through the combination of two or more items via the Fabricator.

Subnautica features a wide range of biomes to explore and coexist with, representing miniature ecosystems.

Biomes

Surface Biomes

• Blood Kelp Zone (150m - 675m)
  
• Crash Zone (0m - 300m)
  
• Dunes (65m - 400m)
  
• Floating Island (Surface)
  
• Grand Reef (180m - 450m)
  
• Grassy Plateaus (50m - 170m)
  
• Kelp Forest (1m - 160m)
  
• Koosh Zone (140m - 480m)
  
• Mountain Island (Surface)
  
• Mountains (0m - 500m)
  
• Mushroom Forest (75m - 250m)
  
• Safe Shallows (1m - 80m)
  
• Sea Treader's Path (170m - 360m)
  
• Sparse Reef (40m - 310m)
  
• Underwater Islands (35m - 500m)

Cave Biomes

• Blood Kelp Caves (430m - 675m)
  
• Deep Grand Reef (425m - 600m)
  
• Grassy Plateaus Caves (120m - 175m)
  
• Jelly Shroom Caves (180m - 300m)
  
• Kelp Forest Caves (90m - 170m)
  
• Koosh Zone Caves (220m - 315m)
  
• Mountain Range Caves (0m - 380m)
  
• Mushroom Forest Caves (170m - 250m)
  
• Safe Shallows Caves (10m - 75m)
  
• Sea Treader's Tunnel Caves (200m - 340m)

Console Commands are a group of tools that adjust the player's Subnautica experience outside the normal scope of the game. These commands can be used for debugging purposes, viewing partially implemented content, or simply for player enjoyment.

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How to use

The console is an optional feature and is disabled by default. To activate it you need to press F3 and you'll see a checkbox ticked in the top left saying: "Disable Console". Press F8 to get a mouse cursor and uncheck the box to activate the console.


Once the console is enabled, press Enter, ~, Ø or Ö, depending on the keyboard, and type one of the commands above. Whenever you restart the game, you need to press one of the overlay keys first (e.g. F3) before pressing the console key

It is recommended to close all overlays before typing a command, as entering a number does change the game settings on some overlays (e.g. on the F3 overlay).

Also, some of the commands, like the biome command, do not work when the player is inside the Seamoth.

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• Pressing Enter, ~, Ø or Ö brings up an input box. This depends on country and keyboard layout.
  
• And press Uparrow or Downarrow
  
  • This shows the previously entered commands.
    
  • Click Enter to select chosen command.
  
  
  List of spawnable creatures or items
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  Most known raw materials, vehicles and life forms are spawnable directly by their name.
  
  For a complete list of spawnable items, click here[subnautica.wikia.com].