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{{SubnauticaLink|the Repair Tool}}
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{{Craftable|title1 = Repair Tool|image4 = Repair Tool.png|tab = [[Tools]]|description = Multi-purpose repair tool, functional in all environments.|build_time = 3 seconds|size = 1|debugspawn = ''welder''|crafting = [[File:Salt Deposit.png|30px|link=Salt Deposit]]x2 [[File:Crash Powder.png|30px|link=Cave Sulphur]] [[File:Titanium.png|30px|link=Titanium]]}}
The '''Welder '''is a [[Tools|Tool]] used to repair damage to [[Vehicles]] and [[Seabases]], as well as the generator on board the [[Aurora]]. It has an [[Energy]] level which can be replenished with a [[Battery]].
The '''Repair Tool''' is a [[Tools|tool]] used to repair damage on [[vehicles]], [[Seabases (Subnautica)|Seabases]], [[Lifepod 5]]'s Radio and the secondary systems, damaged doors in the ''[[Aurora]]'' and its drive core. It is powered with a [[Battery (Subnautica)]].


Currently unused animations from Trello suggests that the '''Welder''' will operate using consumable canisters of welding material in the future.<ref>https://trello.com/c/IRfkznWA/2282-welder-animation ''Dated December 3, 2014.''</ref>
== Uses ==
== Uses ==
The Repair Tool is first used to repair the damaged panel to the left of the [[Fabricator (Subnautica)]] in Lifepod 5 and the Lifepod's [[Radio]], which allows messages to be received (though not sent, as the [[Ryley Robinson|protagonist]] is silent).
When used, the '''Welder''' can be used to replenish the health of the [[Seamoth]]. It can also repair breaches that form in the generator room in the Aurora thus causing the radiation to begin to dissipate and fix holes in the hull of the [[Cyclops]] and seabase modules. It can also be used to repair the sparks coming from the panel next to the [[Fabricator]] in the [[Lifepod]]. This repairs it and changes the way the [[Lifepod]] looks. The '''Welder''' can also be used to repair the [[Communications Relay]] in the [[Lifepod]], which fixes it and broadcasts a message.


Afterwards, early on in the game while exploring [[Wrecks]], there can sometimes be a damaged control panel usually identical to the one in Lifepod 5 for doors, which then allows for access or easier access to an interior. Later on, its main role is to replenish the health of the [[Seamoth]], [[Prawn Suit (Subnautica)]], and [[Cyclops]], and to fix holes in the hull of the Cyclops and most Seabase modules. It can also repair breaches that appear in the ''Aurora's'' generator room, thus containing the leak and causing the [[radiation]] around to begin to dissipate.
If a [http://subnautica.wikia.com/wiki/Bleeder Bleeder] latches onto the player's arm, the player can use the '''Welder '''to hit the Bleeder.

As it comes with its own battery when fabricated, this can be an alternate way to make new batteries if [[Acid Mushroom]]s and [[Copper Ore (Subnautica)]] are not readily available.

If a [[Bleeder]] latches onto the player's arm, the player can use the Repair Tool to hit the Bleeder.

==Recipe==
{{Recipe2}}


==Uses in Crafting==
===Cyclops Upgrade Fabricator===
{{Recipe2|page=Cyclops Docking Bay Repair Module}}


==Data Bank Entry==
==Data Bank Entry==
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Rather than heating components until they melt, the modern welder stitches wires and seams back together at an atomic level, directed by an onboard AI. All good technicians keep one of these under their pillow.
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The repair tool can be targeted at any common device - control panels, habitat modules, radios etc. - to stitch wires and seams back together at the atomic level. All good technicians keep one of these under their pillow.

Most people don't care why it works, just that it saved their life that one time - but in case you're curious, it combines scanner and fabricator technologies to determine the proper specifications for the targeted object, and then rearranges the available physical material to match the original specs.

'The Alterra Repair Tool: Get your fix.'
|}
{{Clear}}
==Achievement==
{{Main|Achievements}}
{{:Achievements/Extinction Event Avoided|}}
{{Clear}}


== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==
<gallery>
<gallery widths="200" spacing="small">
Repair_Tool_In-game.png|Repair Tool in-game
2015-03-15_00039.jpg|Welder In-Game
Repair_Tool_(1).jpg|The Repair Tool in the [[Player|Player's]] hands
2015-11-26_00004.jpg|Repairing a seabase hull breach
2015-11-26_00004.jpg|Repairing a Seabase hull breach
Welder.gif|Repair Tool's first-use animation
</gallery>
</gallery>

==Trivia==
* The idea for the Repair Tool may be taken from ''Natural Selection 2'', where the Welder is used to repair various machinery, much like this one.
*The original name for the Repair Tool was the ''Welder''.
* The Repair Tool doesn't require a battery in its recipe, yet spawns with one inside of it, allowing the player to create batteries without acid mushrooms or copper.
*Unused animations from Trello suggests that the Repair Tool would have operated using consumable canisters of welding material, rather than batteries.<ref>https://trello.com/c/IRfkznWA/2282-welder-animation ''Dated December 3, 2014.''</ref>
* In former versions of the game, a Repair Tool and a [[Diamond (Subnautica)|Diamond]] was used to create the [[Laser Cutter (Subnautica)|Laser Cutter]].
* This is the only tool that can be used for crafting besides tools crafted using the [[Modification Station (Subnautica)|Modification Station]].
* The repair tool appears with a battery on the backside which disappears upon being unequipped.
* The repair tool, despite its id "welder", does not weld and rather rearranges hardware "at the atomic level" after determining the object specifications.


==References==
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Latest revision as of 03:39, 12 July 2024

This article is about the Repair Tool in Subnautica. [[{{#explode:Repair Tool (Subnautica)|(}} (Below Zero)|Click here]] for information on this subject in Below Zero.

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Uses

The Repair Tool is first used to repair the damaged panel to the left of the Fabricator (Subnautica) in Lifepod 5 and the Lifepod's Radio, which allows messages to be received (though not sent, as the protagonist is silent).

Afterwards, early on in the game while exploring Wrecks, there can sometimes be a damaged control panel usually identical to the one in Lifepod 5 for doors, which then allows for access or easier access to an interior. Later on, its main role is to replenish the health of the Seamoth, Prawn Suit (Subnautica), and Cyclops, and to fix holes in the hull of the Cyclops and most Seabase modules. It can also repair breaches that appear in the Aurora's generator room, thus containing the leak and causing the radiation around to begin to dissipate.

As it comes with its own battery when fabricated, this can be an alternate way to make new batteries if Acid Mushrooms and Copper Ore (Subnautica) are not readily available.

If a Bleeder latches onto the player's arm, the player can use the Repair Tool to hit the Bleeder.

Recipe

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Uses in Crafting

Cyclops Upgrade Fabricator

Repair Tool.pngCopper Wire.pngItem Arrow.pngCyclops Upgrade Console.pngItem Arrow.pngCyclops Docking Bay Repair Module.png

Data Bank Entry

Fox3d-entertainment-welder.jpg

The repair tool can be targeted at any common device - control panels, habitat modules, radios etc. - to stitch wires and seams back together at the atomic level. All good technicians keep one of these under their pillow.

Most people don't care why it works, just that it saved their life that one time - but in case you're curious, it combines scanner and fabricator technologies to determine the proper specifications for the targeted object, and then rearranges the available physical material to match the original specs.

'The Alterra Repair Tool: Get your fix.'


Achievement

Main article: Achievements
Spoiler alert: The following section contains story related material.
AuroraAchievement.jpg Extinction Event Avoided

Repair the Aurora's Drive Core


How to obtain: The player has to fix the breaches in the Aurora's drive core.


Gallery

Trivia

  • The idea for the Repair Tool may be taken from Natural Selection 2, where the Welder is used to repair various machinery, much like this one.
  • The original name for the Repair Tool was the Welder.
  • The Repair Tool doesn't require a battery in its recipe, yet spawns with one inside of it, allowing the player to create batteries without acid mushrooms or copper.
  • Unused animations from Trello suggests that the Repair Tool would have operated using consumable canisters of welding material, rather than batteries.[1]
  • In former versions of the game, a Repair Tool and a Diamond was used to create the Laser Cutter.
  • This is the only tool that can be used for crafting besides tools crafted using the Modification Station.
  • The repair tool appears with a battery on the backside which disappears upon being unequipped.
  • The repair tool, despite its id "welder", does not weld and rather rearranges hardware "at the atomic level" after determining the object specifications.

References

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