Floating Solar Panels are the perfect power source for Subnautica! Updated with Trello Link
garath
Texas Join Date: 2017-02-08 Member: 227730Members
This is one of my favorite new features in Subnautica. Floating Solar Panels!
Steps to reproduce:
1. Build a foundation.
2. Build some solar panels.
3. Deconstruct the foundation.
4. Voila!
https://trello.com/c/VJFMiJ6r/4763-54602-floating-solar-panels-thanks-garath
Steps to reproduce:
1. Build a foundation.
2. Build some solar panels.
3. Deconstruct the foundation.
4. Voila!
https://trello.com/c/VJFMiJ6r/4763-54602-floating-solar-panels-thanks-garath
Comments
BURN THE WITCH!!!!
SHE TURNED @DaveyNY INTO A NEWT!
I play on PC and can build foundations on PC. That's how I did this.
Just as a side note, foundations are only useful for two or three things:
1. External growbeds
2. Place to park your Seamoth
3. Place to build Solar Panels and then remove the Foundation to make floating Solar Panels...
Just be careful... In some versions of the game, removing the foundation also removes anything placed on the foundations--without refunding the materials used to construct those items. Oops!
And I am not a NEWT...
I am a newt...
That's just crazy talk! Using foundations to add strength to your base is a waste of perfectly good titanium and lead:
Foundation = +2 base integrity for 4 titanium (Is it now 3 titanium and 1 lead?)
Reinforcement = +7 base integrity for 2 titanium + 1 lithium
They add so little strength to your base--especially for the mats cost--that I think mentioning them as anything more than temporary building locations for floating solar panels is just silly.
And I like the look of bases upon Foundations. And you can sometimes add in Foundations partly under existing base parts. Watch out though, as in the past I've not been able to remove the Foundations without removing what's on the Foundations. But now I'm wondering if that was disabled.
I assume it got better @DaveyNY
I usually use them for aesthetic purposes rather than for adding strength, since Reinforcements are far too cost-effective in comparison. &&
It's off to the right. Unfortunately the only pic I have of the base with the foundation in it (no longer have the save file). I wanted to put my planter boxes by the window, but they refused to be placed on the ground (Guess it wasn't even enough?) but a quick foundation saved the day~ Also wow at the Moonpool actually aligning itself in a way I liked on the first try! Really wish we could rotate that thing ourselves