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Titanium (Subnautica)

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Titanium is a fundamental raw material in Subnautica, essential for crafting early-game tools, equipment, and base components. It is commonly harvested from Limestone Outcrops in shallow biomes or crafted from Metal Salvage.

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Titanium (Subnautica)

Titanium

Titanium is a raw material that is heavily used in crafting. It is used to craft almost all Alterra technology, including Equipment, Tools, Vehicles and Seabase modules. It is one of the earliest-game materials, as it is very common.

It can be found in Limestone Outcrops (1), crafted from Metal Salvage (4), or obtained by using the Scanner to scan Fragments for Blueprints that the player already has (2).

Titanium can also be found as a large resource deposit, which are especially common in the Lost River. In the Inactive Lava Zone, Titanium can additionally appear as single deposits on the walls and ground.

Titanium: discovered. Titanium is a versatile and essential construction material. ― PDA, Dialogue

Data Bank Entry

PropertyDetails
DescriptionTi. Basic building material.
Acquired FromLimestone Outcrop, Large Resource Deposits, Seabed (Only in the Lava Pit)
Size1

Acquisition

Small Resource Deposits

Titanium is most commonly found in Limestone Outcrops. These outcrops are abundant in the following biomes:

Large Resource Deposits

Large Titanium Deposits yield 8-16 Titanium when drilled. They are found in:

Crafting

Titanium can be crafted using the Fabricator:

Metal Salvage → Fabricator → Titanium

  • Input: 1 Metal Salvage
  • Output: 4 Titanium

Uses In Crafting

Titanium is a component in a vast number of recipes across various crafting stations.

Fabricator

Modification Station

Vehicle Upgrade Console

Cyclops Upgrade Fabricator

Scanner Room

Habitat Builder

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