Flashlight
A handheld light source essential for cave exploration, nighttime diving, and dark biomes. Illuminates a forward cone of light that reveals terrain and creatures.
Quick Info
How to Craft
The Flashlight is crafted at the Fabricator using a Battery and Glass. The Battery requires Copper Wire and an Acid Battery, while Glass is refined from Quartz.
Materials Needed
- 1x Battery
- 1x Glass
Battery requires 1x Copper Wire + 1x Acid. Glass requires 2x Quartz.
Crafted At
Fabricator
Found inside your lifepod or any powered base. Navigate to Tools › Flashlight.
What it Does
The Flashlight projects a bright cone of light forward, illuminating dark caves, deep biomes, and nighttime waters. It is essential for safe exploration of the Jellyshroom Caves, Twilight Zone, and wreck interiors. The light also attracts some creatures, so use with caution in predator territory.
Illuminate Dark Areas
Bright forward cone reveals terrain, resources, and creatures in caves and deep water.
Attracts Creatures
Light can draw curious or aggressive fauna. Turn off near predators.
Battery Powered
Consumes battery power while active. Swap batteries to extend expeditions.
Related Resources
Map Locations
The Quartz and Copper needed for the Flashlight are found in shallow waters near your lifepod. Use the interactive map to locate the nearest deposits.
View on Interactive Map →Frequently Asked Questions
How to craft the Flashlight?
Craft it at the Fabricator using 1x Battery and 1x Glass. The Battery is made from Copper Wire and Acid, while Glass is refined from Quartz at the Fabricator.
Does the Flashlight drain battery?
Yes, the Flashlight consumes battery power while turned on. Carry spare batteries for long cave expeditions. You can swap batteries instantly from your inventory.
Is the Flashlight better than the Seaglide light?
The Flashlight provides a wider, brighter beam and can be used while swimming at any speed. The Seaglide has a built-in light that is narrower but always available without taking up a tool slot. Use both for maximum visibility in dark areas.
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