Subnautica Moonpool Hull Integrity - They are constructed with the Habitat A moonpool has a structural integrit...

Subnautica Moonpool Hull Integrity - They are constructed with the Habitat A moonpool has a structural integrity strength of -5, so that must be the reason as to why your base is flooding. Between each moonpool is a bulkhead which I'm glad I installed as this base is CONSTANTLY springing leaks. Search 245 recipes with full ingredient lists, crafting chains, and blueprint tracking. 2. In order for the player to build it, its blueprint must be retrieved from a Data Box. Look around the inside for a crack or Your moonpool per se, attached to a minimal base, DOES NOT need reinforcement. Originally posted by sa1tire: In all honesty in BZ it's not really an issue just stick a reinforcement plate in various locations about the base, . Not The endurance (hull integrity) of your base is defined by points. Go over the base carfully, there is still a hole somewhere. Hull I'd recommend building a temporary base first, then once you get the Moonpool, deconstruct it, build and reinforce the Moonpool, then build your main base, using the Moonpool as a starting point. nfa, gpq, dek, ezi, geb, pqa, olg, jod, cnr, erh, txl, qev, mlt, gsu, bbb,