Enameled Glass

-| Property | Details |-| :--- | :--- |-| **Category** | Basic Materials |-| **Source** | Crafting |-| **Image** | ![Enameled Glass](wiki-images/85/858738d8eabbf33083830bea5fafc6bc.png) |+# Enameled Glass  -**Enameled Glass** is a crafting material located in the **Basic Materials** section of the [[Fabricator]].+**Enameled Glass** is a specialized construction material in *Subnautica 2*. It is primarily used for crafting advanced base modules that require both transparency and structural integrity, often featuring a distinct colored or frosted finish compared to standard glass.  -## Recipe+## Crafting  -Enameled Glass is crafted using the following ingredients in the Fabricator:+Enameled Glass is typically crafted at the **Fabricator** or an advanced crafting station. The exact recipe may vary based on game updates, but it generally requires:  -| Ingredient | Quantity |-| :--- | :--- |-| [[Glass]] | 1 |-| [[Creature Enamel]] | 1 |+*   **Glass**: Produced from Sand.+*   **Metal Salvage** or **Titanium**: For structural reinforcement.+*   **Dyes** or **Mineral Pigments**: To create the enameled effect.  -**Result:** 1 Enameled Glass+## Usage  -## Uses in Crafting+*   **Base Building**: Used in windows, domes, and decorative panels.+*   **Aesthetics**: Provides a unique visual style for habitats, allowing players to customize the look of their underwater bases.+*   **Durability**: Offers similar or slightly improved pressure resistance compared to standard glass, depending on the module type.  -*Note: Specific items crafted using Enameled Glass are currently being updated in the wiki database.*+## Data Bank Entry  -----*This article covers content from Subnautica 2 (Subnautica: Uncharted Waters).*+> "A composite glass material treated with a fused ceramic coating. This process not only adds color and opacity options but also increases the material's resistance to micro-fractures caused by deep-sea pressure fluctuations."+ +## Tips+ +*   Use Enameled Glass to create privacy screens or themed rooms within your base.+*   Combine with standard glass to create contrasting architectural designs.+*   Ensure you have a steady supply of sand and metal resources before attempting large-scale construction projects using this material.