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Light Stick (Subnautica)

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The Light Stick is a deployable, battery-powered LED tool in Subnautica. It provides permanent illumination and can be held or placed on surfaces, serving as a reusable alternative to flares.

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Light Stick (Subnautica)

A mobile, battery-powered LED light, which provides low-level lighting in a 360 degree area, and can be attached to most surfaces.

Overview

The Light Stick is a tool that provides light for its surroundings. It has a similar purpose to that of the Flare, differing in that the Light Stick is a permanent tool (it won't disappear after emitting light for a certain amount of time and can be reused) and that the Light Stick cannot be thrown.

If the Light Stick is in the player's hand, it provides light around the player. The Light Stick can also be placed on the terrain. In this case, the Light Stick will provide light at that spot. Despite being crafted with a battery, the Light Stick doesn't require any power source to work.

In order to craft this item, the player has to acquire its Blueprint by scanning Light Stick Fragments found in various Wrecks.

Stats

PropertyValue
Build Time3 seconds
Size1
Debug Spawn IDledlight

Crafting

Recipe

Light Stick Crafted

Fragments

To unlock the blueprint, scan fragments found in the following locations:

Fragment ItemDebug Spawn ID
Light Stick FragmentLEDLightFragment

Damaged Light Stick

A Light Stick in the day A Light Stick in the day

A Light Stick at night A Light Stick at night

Light Stick In-Game model Light Stick In-Game model

A Light Stick Fragment A Light Stick Fragment

Light Stick In-Game Light Stick In-Game

Light Stick Model from Sketchfab Light Stick Model from Sketchfab

Light Stick Concept art Light Stick Concept art

Trivia

The Light Stick was originally Battery powered. When it was like this it lasted 11 minutes.

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