Super Salt Energy BZ - 2K - 8K Heavy Batteries

Description

Tired of tripping over tons of useless salt and titanium chunks during your deep-sea explorations? This mod turns these common materials into highly valuable end-game resources! With the Stepan & Gemini Super Salt Battery Mod, you can compress these basic items into high-efficiency, ultra-dense power sources directly inside your standard Fabricator.

Installation Instructions

• []Extract the downloaded ZIP file.[/]

  []Navigate to your game folder:

  Subnautica Below Zero / BepInEx / plugins / [/]

  []Move the entire

  SuperSaltBatteryModBZfolder with all its contents into the

  pluginsdirectory.[/]

  []Launch Subnautica, open your standard Fabricator, and go to Resources > Electronics.[/]

Key Features

• []Stepan & Gemini Salt Battery (Small): Holds a massive 2000 units of energy! Crafted from 25x Titanium and 18x Salt. No vanilla batteries required.[/]

  []Stepan & Gemini Super Salt Power Cell (Large): Holds an incredible 8000 units of energy for heavy machinery (Seatruck, PRAWN Suit). Features a standalone balanced recipe without using small batteries: crafted from 50x Titanium, 36x Salt, and 1x Silicone Rubber.[/]

  []Ionic Visuals & Synchronization: The mod forces premium green 3D models and icons of vanilla Precursor Ion tech. Thanks to smart code spoofing, custom batteries display perfectly green in wall chargers, power slots, and tool docks.[/]

  []Maximum Performance & Zero Bloat: This model-spoofing method is implemented without heavy external library dependencies. It keeps the mod extremely lightweight and significantly reduces performance load on lower-end PCs.[/]

Requirements

• []BepInEx[/]

  []Nautilus[/]

Acknowledgments & Credits

• []Special thanks to Google's Gemini AI for an incredible development partnership — assisting with writing, optimizing, and polishing the C# code, bypassing game engine conflicts, fixing visual bugs, and bringing this mod to life![/]

  []Thanks to the Subnautica modding community and the creators of BepInEx and Nautilus for providing such amazing tools.[/]