Oculus Update - Subnautica
System
Join Date: 2013-01-29 Member: 182599Members, Super Administrators, Reinforced - Diamond
Oculus Update - Subnautica
A new Subnautica update is available on Steam! The Oculus Update brings support for Oculus Rift SDK 1.3, which is a nerdy way of saying: You can play Subnautica on...
Comments
That would be an awesome idea for the future! However, I feel like this would be a bit too much work for the devs right now with all of what they need to do.
I feel like in the future we should have a way to break these down, maybe break it down into salvage pieces bit by bit until it's gone. Maybe get a few wiring kits or something out of it as extra. Cargo boxes and lockers here could be broken down into 3 or 4 titanium. Plus getting these chairs and desks out would be nice.
There are 6 lifepods (other than your own) that have been found so far. I'll be updating my list of wrecks / lifepods/ fragments soon.
maybe we can dismantle things with the laser cutter instead?
I noticed this in the latest stable build. However in the stable build they're now lit up inside, which makes them significantly less creepy.
So you could add one in a cyclops and make a USEFUL submarine
Link? That would be awesome.
It sounds like you'll need to have 6 power cells when you construct the Cyclops, but in turn it's power will last 6x longer. Not exactly the way I phrased it in my previous post, but the net result is still that you can run the Cyclops for a longer period. I think.
What about if your seabase is above water? Couldn't you just leave a hatch open and let the air circulate normally? I mean, there are some islands to build on, and it's not difficult to build a seabase in the Safe Shallows that has a level or two popping up above sea level.
How about that?
Also does anyone else sometimes get your base or fabricator or ships turning purple?
I've had the border between the upper and lower levels of my large aquarium turn a bright magenta color when viewed from far away. It looks normal once I get closer. Is that the kind of thing you're talking about?
Also the 3d background is a view of the ocean waves, from just above the surface.
Are you by any chance running on a Mac?