DIY Shark Cage
scubamatt
Georgia, USA Join Date: 2016-05-22 Member: 217295Members
Georgia, USA Join Date: 2016-05-22 Member: 217295Members
If you want an economical, but interesting way to view the wildlife, here's an idea - a shark cage.
Build a corridor section or other 'main building' component.
Add an Observatory to it.
Deconstruct the 'main building' component, leaving just the Observatory.
Add a hatch to the Observatory.
Add a Solar Panel to the roof, to power it up and create air.
Go inside and build a bench in the center of the room.
Now build a planter pot and plant 4 Marblemelon seeds.
If you sit on the bench, you can watch the world without losing food/water.
If you walk around for a better view, you will gain hunger/thirst as usual, but the planter will provide enough food/water to keep you alive indefinitely.
This works well when camping with the Seamoth (see my other thread about that, if you're interested).
Have fun!
Build a corridor section or other 'main building' component.
Add an Observatory to it.
Deconstruct the 'main building' component, leaving just the Observatory.
Add a hatch to the Observatory.
Add a Solar Panel to the roof, to power it up and create air.
Go inside and build a bench in the center of the room.
Now build a planter pot and plant 4 Marblemelon seeds.
If you sit on the bench, you can watch the world without losing food/water.
If you walk around for a better view, you will gain hunger/thirst as usual, but the planter will provide enough food/water to keep you alive indefinitely.
This works well when camping with the Seamoth (see my other thread about that, if you're interested).
Have fun!
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