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L Glass Compartment (Subnautica)

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The L Glass Compartment is an L-shaped seabase module in Subnautica that offers superior aesthetics at the cost of hull integrity. Constructed with the Habitat Builder, it allows for hatch and window placement on end panels but lacks support for ladders or reinforcements.

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L Glass Compartment (Subnautica)

L Glass Compartment

PropertyDetails
DescriptionL-shaped glass compartment (-2HP).
Hull Integrity-2 Units
Size1L x 1W

The L Glass Compartment is a Seabase module that has the appearance of a slightly shorn letter "L". It provides less hull integrity than an L Compartment but provides a more visually appealing design.

It is constructed with the Habitat Builder and can be placed on top of a Foundation or directly on the seafloor. The L Glass Compartment module can also be deconstructed, but all attached components on that single module must be deconstructed first.

At the surface, an L Glass Compartment has an integrity level of 8 and every L Glass Compartment added reduces the integrity by 2 levels. By default, it can be rotated before placement using the mouse wheel.

Expansion

  • Hatches can be placed on the end-panels.
  • Windows can be placed on the end-panels.
  • Ladders cannot be placed due to the lack of floor and ceiling connection points.
  • Reinforcements cannot be placed due to the lack of side-panels.

The L Glass Compartment can be expanded with other modules from its two end-panels.

Recipe

InputOutput
Glass GlassL Glass Compartment L Glass Compartment
Habitat Builder Habitat Builder

L Glass Compartment exterior L Glass Compartment exterior

L Glass Compartment at night L Glass Compartment at night

Expansion: Hatch attached to the L Glass Compartment Expansion: Hatch attached to the L Glass Compartment

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