Subnautica

lists all the commands in commands-2

Lists all the commands in Commands-1

• Command: The trigger phrase
• Description: What it does
• Robot response: What the robot says when triggered

1. Command: /scan

Description: Performs an environmental scan and reports nearby points of interest. Robot response: “Scanning surroundings... Detected coral reefs, mineral deposits, and a potential cave entrance 50 meters ahead. Oxygen levels optimal. Proceed with caution.”

2. Command: /status

Description: Reports your current health, oxygen, and inventory status. Robot response: “Status report: Health at 92%, oxygen at 60 seconds remaining, inventory contains titanium, bladderfish x3, and repair tool. All systems nominal.”

3. Command: /help

Description: Lists all available commands and basic usage instructions. Robot response: “Available commands: /scan - environmental scan, /status - show health and inventory, /navigate [biome] - set course, /build [item] - craft item, /emergency - call for help. Type any command to proceed.”

4. Command: /navigate [biome]

Description: Sets course or provides directions to a specified biome or location. Robot response: “Setting course to [biome]. Estimated travel time: 3 minutes by Seaglide. Beware of known hazards in that region.”

5. Command: /build [item]

Description: Crafts or builds the requested item if materials are available. Robot response: “Attempting to construct [item]... Construction complete. [Item] added to inventory.”

6. Command: /emergency

Description: Sends an SOS signal and activates emergency protocols. Robot response: “Emergency protocols engaged. Sending distress signal to Alterra Command. Initiating life support backup systems.”

Titanium: Lightweight metal used for crafting basic tools and structures. Copper: Essential metal for wiring and electronics crafting. Quartz: Clear crystal used to make glass for windows and equipment. Lithium: Rare mineral used for advanced battery and tech upgrades. Silver: Valuable metal needed for electronics and advanced gear. Gold: Precious metal for high-tier crafting components. Lead: Heavy metal used in radiation suits and weighted equipment. Magnetite: Magnetic mineral used in compass and advanced tools. Salt Deposit: Harvested to craft salt for food preservation. Sandstone: Building material for base foundations. Acid Mushroom: Edible fungus that restores health and food. Bulbo Tree Sample: Source of oxygen-producing plants. Creepvine Sample: Used for fiber mesh crafting. Stalker Tooth: Dropped by Stalkers, used for reinforced glass crafting. Peeper: Small, fast fish providing food and hydration. Bladderfish: Used to craft filtered water, vital for survival. Battery: Powers many devices, rechargeable with power cells. Power Cell: Larger energy source for vehicles and bases. Repair Tool: Fixes damaged equipment and base parts. Scanner: Scans fragments to unlock blueprints. Seaglide: Personal propulsion device to increase swimming speed. Air Bladder: Grants a quick buoyancy boost to swim upwards. Flashlight: Illuminates dark areas underwater and in caves. Survival Knife: Basic melee tool for cutting and defense. Beacon: Marker to highlight important locations. Water Filtration Machine: Converts seawater into drinkable water. Fabricator: Synthesizes tools, equipment, and food from raw materials. Mobile Vehicle Bay: Deploys vehicles like the Seamoth and Prawn Suit. Seamoth: Small personal submersible for deep exploration. Prawn Suit: Large exosuit for mining and combat at extreme depths. Cyclops: Large submarine serving as a mobile base and transport. Thermoblade: Heated knife for combat and cutting tough materials. Rebreather: Extends underwater oxygen time

/oxygenlevel Reports current oxygen tank status and time remaining underwater. “Oxygen reserves at 85%. Estimated underwater time remaining: 95 seconds.”

/foodstatus Shows current hunger and hydration levels and suggests nearby food sources. “Hunger at 60%. Hydration at 70%. Nearby edible species: Peeper, Bladderfish.”

/resourcecheck Lists nearby collectible resources with approximate quantities. “Detected resources within 50 meters: Titanium x6, Quartz x8, Copper x4.”

/alert Issues a safety alert based on environmental threats or system warnings. “Warning: Increased predator activity detected near your current location. Exercise caution.”

/equipment Lists currently equipped gear and tools with durability status. “Equipped: Seaglide (85% durability), Repair Tool (70%), Survival Knife (100%).”

/recipe [item] Provides crafting recipe for a specified item if known. “Recipe for [item]: Requires Titanium x3, Copper x2, and Quartz x1.”

/energy Reports current battery or power cell charge levels for devices. “Power Cell charge at 45%. Recommend recharging soon.”

/inventory Summarizes the contents of your inventory with quantities. “Inventory: Titanium x12, Bladderfish x4, Batteries x2, Repair Tool equipped.”

/biomeinfo Gives details about the biome you are currently in, including depth and hazards. “Current biome: Kelp Forest. Depth: 40 meters. Hazards: Stalker presence, moderate visibility.”

/diveplan Suggests an optimal dive plan based on current equipment and objectives. “Recommended dive: Explore Grassy Plateaus at 90m depth for Silver and Gold. Use Rebreather and Air Tank.”

Detailed Prompt: After crashing on the uncharted ocean world of Planet 4546B, you awaken alone in a fragile life pod surrounded by endless, alien seas. The sun-dappled shallows give way to towering kelp forests, glowing jellyshroom caves, and dark, abyssal trenches where ancient leviathans roam. Strange bioluminescent creatures flicker in the depths, some curious and others deadly. With dwindling oxygen and scarce resources, you must scavenge wreckage, craft survival gear, and build habitats to withstand the hostile environment. As you delve deeper into this vibrant, living world, you uncover cryptic signs of a lost civilization and a mysterious energy pulse that doomed your ship. Alone against the ocean’s vastness, your resilience and wit will determine whether you escape or become part of the planet’s haunting secrets.

Here’s the Mushroom Forest biome entry, formatted and written to stay just under 2000 characters total:

🍄 Biome: Mushroom Forest (North & South)

Depth Range: 80–200 meters Overview: The Mushroom Forests are visually stunning biomes filled with massive tree-like fungi, scattered wrecks, and useful resources. There are two major regions: North (shallower, peaceful) and South (slightly deeper, more dangerous). The forests are calm, with clear waters, and are great for base-building, scanning fragments, and collecting lithium and vehicle upgrades. The large mushroom trees often hide caves and wreck entrances.

🐟 Fish Species:

Peeper – (80–100m) Still swims near the surface edge. Fast, valuable as food and hydration.

Bladderfish – (80–100m) Rare but occasionally seen in shallower clearings. Best caught near surface entry points.

Spadefish – (80–300m) Fairly common. Calm, wide-bodied, swims in circles around mushroom stalks.

Hoopfish – (80–200m) Glows faintly at night. Common in forest clearings and open water patches.

Rabbit Ray – (80–160m) Glides gracefully through the open areas. Peaceful and non-interactive. Adds ambiance.

Jellyray – (80–200m) Translucent, glowing manta-like creature. Drifts through the forest gracefully. Harmless and mesmerizing.

Bone Shark – (South Mushroom Forest only, 120–200m) Territorial and aggressive. Large jawed predator that patrols deeper areas and caves. Avoid unless prepared.

Ampeel – (rare, deeper edge of South Forest) Long electric predator. Delivers shock damage. Rare sight in this biome but can spawn at the edges of Deep Grand Reef connections.

🧩 The Mushroom Forests are ideal for tech scanning (Moonpool, Cyclops parts), finding Warper encounters, and harvesting lithium on mushroom stems. Great biome for upgrading gear—just avoid the southern predators.

🟣 Biome: Jellyshroom Caves

Depth Range: 180–300 meters Overview: The Jellyshroom Caves are a deep, eerie, underground biome filled with glowing purple jellyshrooms and dangerous lifeforms. Accessible through cave openings in the Grassy Plateaus and other nearby zones, this biome is dark, cramped, and swarming with hazards. It's ideal for farming lithium, magnetite, and shale outcrops. The tight quarters and aggressive creatures make it one of the riskier areas early on.

🐟 Fish Species:

Oculus – (180–300m) Large-eyed relative of the Eyeye. Emits a faint glow. Edible and nutritious. Swims slowly and tends to linger near shrooms.

Eyeye – (180–300m) Small glowing fish with large eyes. Found swimming in tight spaces or near the cave ceiling. Offers food and hydration.

Holefish – (180–300m) Less common here but can appear in deeper pockets. Recognized by the hole through its body. Passive and edible.

Crabsnake – (180–300m) Main predator. Lives inside jellyshrooms and lunges out when players pass. Long, eel-like, with powerful bite and wide aggro radius. Can be avoided by watching for movement inside shrooms.

Mesmer – (180–300m, near wreck debris) Occasionally hides in side tunnels or near data boxes. Uses hypnosis to pull players close and bite them. Very dangerous in tight spaces.

Biter – (caves, 180–280m) Smaller aggressive fish that come in swarms. May be found in dark corners or narrow cave tunnels.

💎 This biome is rich in resources like magnetite and lithium but should only be visited with a Seaglide, Seamoth, or reinforced dive suit. Visibility is low, and Crabsnakes make exploration tense.

Here’s the Grassy Plateaus biome entry, trimmed and formatted to be just under 2000 characters total, including all punctuation and spacing:

🌾 Biome: Grassy Plateaus

Depth Range: 90–300 meters Overview: The Grassy Plateaus biome features wide open terrain, red grass-covered plains, and towering limestone outcrops. It’s relatively calm with bright lighting and rich resources, including silver, gold, and sandstone nodes. Though deeper than the Shallows and Kelp Forest, it’s still early-mid game friendly—just watch out for predators like Sand Sharks. Several wrecks are scattered here, great for scanning fragments and blueprints.

🐟 Fish Species:

Peeper – (0–100m) Still present in shallow plateaus. Fast and nutritious, often chased by predators.

Bladderfish – (0–100m) Less common here, but may appear near outcrop edges. Good for hydration.

Boomerang – (0–200m) Found near the biome’s edges. Food source, though not as frequent.

Spadefish – (0–300m) More abundant here. Broad, passive, and easy to catch for food.

Hoopfish – (0–200m) Sometimes seen in open water above the grass. Glows at night.

Sand Shark – (90–300m) Territorial predator. Burrows into red grass and ambushes players. Recognizable by its glowing stripes and broad snout. Can chase but usually loses interest quickly.

Bone Shark – (deeper ends, ~200m) Heavily armored and aggressive. Strong bite. Typically near caves and ledges.

Crashfish – (caves only) Found inside cave systems along the grassy walls. They launch at intruders and explode. Guard sulfur plants.

Biter – (inside caves, wrecks) Small aggressive fish that swarm and bite repeatedly. Not deadly but annoying.

Mesmer – (wrecks, caves) Uses hypnotic display to lure and damage players. Found near data boxes and cave areas.

📦 The Grassy Plateaus are perfect for farming silver and gold, gathering fragments, and crafting upgrades. Careful around cave systems and wrecks. Ready

🌿 Biome: Kelp Forest

Depth Range: 10–140 meters Overview: The Kelp Forest is a lush, plant-heavy biome located near the Safe Shallows. Its defining feature is the tall, swaying creepvine stalks which stretch toward the surface, creating a mix of light and shadow. While resources like creepvine samples and stalks are plentiful, the dense vegetation and limited visibility make it riskier than the Shallows. It’s a habitat for both harmless and aggressive fauna.

🐟 Fish Species:

Peeper – (0–100m) Still present, though harder to spot in tall vines. Fast, common prey. Great source of food and hydration.

Bladderfish – (0–100m) Also common here. Found floating between creepvines. Great for early water crafting.

Boomerang – (0–200m) Zips around the forest floor and edges. Edible and quick-moving, often hides in vine shadows.

Hoopfish – (0–200m) Glow rings help it stand out in low light. Docile, sometimes groups near the forest edge.

Spadefish – (0–300m) Less common but wanders into the deeper vine trenches. Edible, wide-bodied fish.

Rabbit Ray – (10–80m) Peaceful gliding ray that looks like a cross between a rabbit and a manta ray. Harmless, cannot be harvested.

Stalker – (10–150m) Main predator here. Large, snake-like, aggressive if approached. Hoards metal salvage and sometimes plays with it. Drops teeth used for crafting when biting metal.

Bleeder – (inside wrecks) Small parasitic creature that latches onto the player and drains health. Often inside Kelp Forest wrecks or data boxes. Can be removed manually.

Gasopod – (0–100m) Occasionally wanders in from the Shallows. Slow, bulky, releases gas when threatened.

🌲 The Kelp Forest is essential early on for fiber mesh, silicone rubber, and titanium (from salvage), but caution is advised when Stalkers are near. Want the *

🌊 Biome: Safe Shallows

Depth Range: 0–60 meters Overview: The Safe Shallows is the starting biome in Subnautica, known for its bright water, coral structures, and shallow terrain. It’s safe from major predators, making it perfect for gathering early resources, building your first base, and learning survival basics.

🐟 Fish Species:

Peeper – (0–100m) Fast-swimming, large-eyed fish. Excellent food value. Flees quickly, but easy with a Seaglide. Often seen darting between coral.

Bladderfish – (0–100m) Transparent, balloon-like. Primarily used for crafting filtered water. Easy to catch and very common.

Boomerang – (0–200m) Finned fish with a curved body. Swims in bursts. Good for early food. Sometimes swims in groups.

Gary Fish – (0–200m) Slow-moving and dopey looking. A small source of food. Common near coral tubes.

Hoverfish – (0–200m) A hovering, round fish with soft fins. Edible and peaceful. Not as common as others but useful.

Holefish – (0–100m) Has a literal hole through its body. Found mainly in caves. Easy to catch and edible.

Spadefish – (0–300m) Disc-shaped with muted coloring. Occasionally roams into Shallows. Edible and non-aggressive.

Hoopfish – (0–200m) Bioluminescent rings make this fish glow at night. Passive and edible.

Gasopod – (0–100m) Massive, slow herbivore. Releases gas clouds when disturbed. Gas is harmful on contact. Often travels in groups.

Stalker – (0–200m) Eel-like predator. Commonly in Kelp Forest but may roam nearby. Steals metal salvage and drops teeth.