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Pipes and the Floating Air Pumps are crafted by using the Fabricator. They allow the player to pump Oxygen from the surface.
The Base-attached Air Pump is automatically a part of the structures build. Simply attach power to your base. Attaching the pump directly to the base is no longer required.
Note that the function of pipes and air pumps is not to supply a base with oxygen, but to create a location underwater where breathable air is accessible to the player. Pipes cannot supply a base with oxygen.
Usage[]
Pipes allow the player to create a network of interconnected Pipes with readily available Oxygen underwater.
The Base-attached Air Pump pumps Oxygen through Pipes from a Seabase without the need to place Pipes at the surface.
A Pipe must be connected to an Air Pump in order to carry oxygen. A player's Standard O₂ Tank will start filling once they swim near an active Pipe.
How to Use[]
- Place a Floating Air Pump above the water.
- Connect a Pipe to the Floating Air Pump. The Pipe will be shown at the end of the first Pipe.
- The Base-attached Air Pump can be placed on a Seabase to pump oxygen through Pipes without having to place Pipes at/from the water surface.
- If the player swims near the end of a Pipe, their air tank will automatically acquire oxygen.
Recipe[]
The blueprint for the Pipe is unlocked by crafting a Standard O₂ Tank. It is crafted in the Fabricator.
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The blueprint for the Floating Air Pump is unlocked by crafting a Standard O₂ Tank. It is crafted in the Fabricator.
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The blueprint for the Base-attached Air Pump is unlocked by crafting a Standard O₂ Tank. It is crafted with the Habitat Builder.
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Databank Entry[]
Trivia[]
- The Databank Entry image for the Floating Air Pump displays an incorrect representation of diatomic oxygen, showing it with five valence electrons on each oxygen atom and a single bond between the two, when there should only be four valence electrons on each and a double bond between the two oxygen atoms.
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