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Subnautica below zero seatruck modules update#

Imagine your seatruck at 30 modules long. So if you turn 180 degrees, you can travel 40m in 2 seconds. Since the end is the centre of the turning sphere, the diameter is * 2. As it happens, the truck turns at a maximum of meters/second, meaning that a 20m long truck turns at 20m/s. Because it turns with its end at the centre, the longer the truck, the faster it turns. Turning velocity is not affected by the number of modules.Reverse speed is same as forward speed.Pressing forward whilst boosting has no affect.Throughout my testing, I made a few key observations: It's pretty much an exponential decrease in rate of decrease in speed (from 3+ modules), tending towards ~1.5m/s and ~5.5/ms w/ afterburner and flatlining ~30 modules. The max speed was recorded over 5 seconds per test.During any tests that I did crash into fish, I started again, as they effect the results. There was 0 velocity in no other direction than straight forward.The seatruck was always fully repaired.Additionally, I don't feel like creating another dataset without it. If you have more than 5 modules, it's almost certain that by that point you'll know you need that upgrade.

I had the horsepower upgrade installed.

Although I did test and find that all modules have the same affect on speed, all the modules were storage.

Some notes about the methodology of recordings: So, with the help of the Subnautica debug tools, I decided to do some testing. You can do this by doing the command: 'item seatruckupgradeenergyefficiency' or 'unlock seatruckupgradeenergyefficiency' if you just want the blueprint. There is no way to unlock it legitimately without console commands.

Subnautica below zero seatruck modules update#

I've seen people argue here over how the numbers of modules affect the seatruck speeds. The Seatruck Energy Efficiency Upgrade was a Seatruck Upgrade added in the Seatruck Update back in the early months of 2019.