Multipurpose Room (Subnautica): Difference between revisions

Revision as of 00:14, 24 July 2015

The Room is an in-development Seabase Module. It provides a much larger space for movement than the Corridor.

It is constructed with a Builder and can be placed on top of a Foundation. When the Room is connected with another seabase module a junction forms in-between. Flooding is currently not visible in the Room.

It is possible to build off the foundation. Currently the Room module can not be deconstructed, it just say: "Attached components must be deconstructed first".

At the surface a Room has an integrity level of 8.8 and every Room added to the base reduces the integrity by -1.3 levels.

Recipe

×6

Expansion

Hatches can be placed on all eight of the side-panels.
Windows can be placed on all eight of the side-panels.
Ladders can be placed on the floor in the middle when there is an adjacent seabase module to connect.
Reinforcements can be placed on all eight of the side-panels.
The Room can be expanded with other modules from It's side-panels. However, the side-panels that are on a 45 degree angle to the module construction cannot be expanded from. The Room can be expanded vertically upwards using a second Room.

Gallery

Room module
A picture from inside the room
Room filled with Items
Room at night
Generic Room Model from Sketchfab
Generic Room Concept Art

For a more complete gallery, visit Room/Gallery.

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 *[[Hatch|Hatches]] can be placed on all eight of the side-panels.
 *[[Window|Windows]] can be placed on all eight of the side-panels.
-*[[Ladder|Ladders]] currently cannot be placed to connect multiple floors.
+*[[Ladder|Ladders]] can be placed on the floor in the middle when there is an adjacent seabase module to connect.
 *[[Reinforcement|Reinforcements]] can be placed on all eight of the side-panels.
 *The '''Room''' can be expanded with other modules from It's side-panels. However, the side-panels that are on a 45 degree angle to the module construction cannot be expanded from. The '''Room''' can be expanded vertically upwards using a second '''Room'''.