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I Compartment (Below Zero)

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The I Compartment is the most basic Seabase module in Subnautica: Below Zero. It serves as a foundational tubular corridor that can be expanded with hatches, windows, and other components using the Habitat Builder.

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I Compartment (Below Zero)

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Overview

The I Compartment is the most basic Seabase module in Subnautica: Below Zero. It functions as a basic tubular compartment or corridor. It is constructed using the Habitat Builder and can be placed on top of a Foundation, although it is possible to build off the foundation directly.

Key Statistics

PropertyValue
Hull Integrity-1 Units
Size1W x 1L
Debug IDbasecorridori
Blueprint SourceUnlocked via Habitat Builder
Acquired FromHabitat Builder

At the surface, an I Compartment has a Hull Integrity level of 9, and every additional I Compartment added reduces the integrity by -1 level. During placement, it can be rotated using the mouse wheel by default.

Expansion and Placement

The Compartment module can be deconstructed, but all attached components on that single module must be deconstructed first.

  • Hatches: Can be placed on the side-panels, end-panels, floor, and ceiling.
  • Windows: Can be placed on the side-panels, end-panels, and ceiling.
  • Ladders: Can be placed on the floor and ceiling when there is an adjacent seabase module to connect.
  • Reinforcements & Wall Planters: Can be placed on the side-panels.

The I Compartment can be expanded with other modules from its two end-panels. Smaller components such as the Fabricator can also be placed inside.

Crafting

The blueprint for this item is unlocked by unlocking the Habitat Builder. It is crafted exclusively with the Habitat Builder.

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