Titanium ingot "back-converting"

TIEbomber1967

I would like to be able to convert Titanium "nuggets" into ingots for storage, as a single ingot takes up much less space than ten nuggets, BUT since I cannot "back-convert" the ingot into nuggets this storage solution becomes problematic.
Please allow the player to convert ingots back into nuggets, so I don't need lockers filled with titanium.
Thank you for you consideration.
P.S. This is only for titanium ingots. If a player makes Plasteel ingots they don't need, they're just plain screwed.

ComicalSkate

Agreed!

ADM_Ntek

personalty i would like a Defabricator the way i see it the fabricator is a matter re sequencer so there is no good reason it cant work both ways.

Rainstorm

i also agree that if it can make an ingot with 10 nuggets theres no reason it couldnt make 10 nuggets out of an ingot

TIEbomber1967

ADM_Ntek wrote: »

personalty i would like a Defabricator the way i see it the fabricator is a matter re sequencer so there is no good reason it cant work both ways.

Well... maybe. There would be limits. You certainly can't un-cook a fish, or expect to get fresh creepvine back from your fibermesh. I would be happy with limited de-fabrication.

eastofdeath

Recycling is the word I want. Recycling ingots back to nuggets, glass to quartz, etc..

Oh an some way to get rid of garbage like an incinerator. Would be nice to incinerate that odd creep vine that I always end up with, I plant a lot of grow beds around my base but still end up with the ugly cube or two that I just don't need to plant. I use to make the fiber mesh things and stock pile them for first aid kit. Now I don't need to with the new first aid kit cabinet.

TIEbomber1967

eastofdeath wrote: »

Oh an some way to get rid of garbage like an incinerator.

It's coming.
It's been awhile since I looked at Subnautica Trello, but they were working on an incinerator for the Cyclops. Throw ANYTHING in, and get power. Sounds good to me, I hope they make to so we can pick up those empty storage containers around the Aurora, 'cuz I'd love to get rid of those!