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Storage Cache

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The Storage Cache is a seabase module providing 20 slots of personal storage that is not accessed by crafting stations, ideal for organizing resources.

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PropertyDetails
TypeInterior Facilities (Storage)
Capacity20 Slots
Blueprint Source2 Fragments
Crafting StationHabitat Builder

The Storage Cache is a Seabase module that allows the storage of items. This storage is separate from the general Seabase storage network. Machines such as the Fabricator or Processor will not pull items from the Storage Cache, making it ideal for personal item organization.

Recipe

The blueprint for the Storage Cache is unlocked by scanning two fragments. Locations can be found in the Fragments section below.

IngredientCount
Titanium1

Crafted at: Habitat Builder

Purpose

The Storage Cache can be constructed on the floors of Rooms and Corridors to provide additional storage. It features 20 inventory slots.

What's unique to the Storage Cache compared to other storage modules is that items inside will not automatically be drawn when crafting items at a Fabricator, Modification Station or Processor. This allows it to serve as a means of personal storage for rare resources or items you wish to keep separate from your main supply.

The Storage Cache can also be labelled for better organization.

Fragments

Fragments for the Storage Cache can be found at the following locations:

Coords & DepthDescriptionImage
-321808, 410300 @ 35mPartially buried just east of Camp One300px
-336811, 399868 @ 50mOn a rocky outcropping just south of the Old Habitat300px
-302825, 450587 @ 310mDeep in the Graveyard caves300px
-352524, 457843 @ 80mInside Spires Wreck 1300px

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Recipe

Crafted atHabitat Builder·Titanium
Raw materials:Titanium×1

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