Propulsion Cannon (Subnautica)

The Propulsion Cannon is a tool, crafted by using the Fabricator, that can be upgraded to the Repulsion Cannon via the Modification Station.

The Propulsion Cannon takes up four slots in the player's Inventory.

Uses
The main function of the Propulsion Cannon is to attract and launch objects with its beam, including small Life Forms and Harvesting Nodes on a range of up to 19 meters.

Objects can be suspended via the Propulsion Cannon by pressing the right mouse button when aiming at the object. The player can then launch the object by pressing the right mouse button again. "E" simply releases the item without adding momentum.

Attracted objects can also be picked up by the player, making it easier for the player to catch fish, sinking materials or hard to reach items.

By pressing 'F' the player can load certain items from their inventory into the Propulsion Cannon and use them as ammunition.

One of its possible future uses is to launch DNA serums.

If a Bleeder latches onto the player's arm, the player can use the Propulsion Cannon to grab the Bleeder, which is then held inside the Propulsion Cannon.

Fragment Location
The fragments of Propulsion Cannon are:


 * On the floor at the entrance of the Aurora
 * In a wreck at coordinates (1155 -159 -740)
 * In a floating wreck at coordinates (-643 92 766)
 * In a wreck between underwater islands at coordinates (-110 -180 -860)
 * In a wreck on a mushroom forest at coordinates (-645 -110 775 )

Energy
The Propulsion Cannon has an Energy level which can be replenished with a Battery. While picking up objects does not drain the energy, holding objects with the Propulsion Cannon drains the energy level by 1% every 1.3 seconds. Launching objects depletes the energy level by 4% per launch.

The Propulsion Cannon will recharge as you swim if you have the Swim Charge Fins equipped.

Trivia

 * The Propulsion Cannon has many similarities to the Zero Point Energy Field Manipulator or Gravity Gun from the Half-Life Series. The developers have even used it as a design inspiration.

Gallery
For a more complete gallery, visit Propulsion Cannon/Gallery.