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Thankfully, there are a ton of console commands that one can use to rectify these issues. For many of these, it is useful to have a list of the Spawn IDs, as these are the strings of text that are tied to each and every item in the game, whether they are a resource, tool, or a piece of furniture.
Using Spawn IDs
After one has opened up the console command menu, there are a few ways that the player can use a Spawn ID depending on what it represents in the game. There is the “Item” command, which places the specified number of an item into the player’s inventory; the “Spawn” command, which places an item in front of the player; and the “Unlock” command, where the game will unlock the specified blueprint in the player’s database. Here are examples of how each should look when used properly in the console with the solar panel item as a placeholder:
Item command: item solarpanel Spawn command: spawn solarpanel Unlock command: unlock solarpanel
Raw Materials
These Spawn IDs pertain to the raw materials found in the game that can usually be obtained through breaking outcroppings as well as other means.
Acid Mushroom - acidmushroom Alien Feces - seatreaderpoop Blood Oil - bloodoil Coral Tube Sample - coralchunk Cave Sulfur - crashpowder Copper Ore - copper Creepvine Sample - creepvinepiece Creepvine Seed Cluster - creepvineseedcluster Crystalline Sulfur - sulphur Deep Shroom - whitemushroom Diamond - diamond Fungal Sample - treemushroompiece Gas Pod - gaspod Gel Sack - jellyplant Gold - gold Kyanite - kyanite Lead - lead Lithium - lithium Magnetite - magnetite Metal Salvage - scrapmetal Nickel Ore - nickel Pink Cap - pinkmushroom Quartz - quartz Ruby - aluminumoxide Salt Deposit - salt Silver Ore - silver Small Marblemelon - smallmelon Speckled Rattler - purplerattle Stalker Teeth - stalkertooth Table Coral Sample - jeweleddiskpiece Titanium - titanium Uraninite Crystal - uraninitecrystal
Basic Materials
Basic materials, such as those that can be crafted from simple recipes to form core components to many other recipes, can all be found using these Spawn IDs.
Bleach - bleach Enameled Glass - enameledglass Fiber Mesh - fibermesh Glass - glass Lubricant - lubricant Plasteel Ingot - plasteelingot Silicone Rubber - silicone Titanium Ingot - titaniumingot
Electronics
Such items are the ones that power the player’s electronic equipment, and, more importantly, are crucial in building them in the first place. Here are all the Spawn IDs for this group of items.
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Advanced Wiring Kit - advancedwiringkit Battery - battery Computer Chip - computerchip Copper Wire - copperwire Ion Battery - precursorionbattery Ion Power Cell - precursorionpowercell Power Cell - powercell Reactor Rod - reactorrod Wiring Kit - wiringkit
Equipment
When one is cruising around this alien planet’s vast oceans, one will have to do a bit of swimming, regardless of underwater vehicles. These Spawn IDs pertain to the wearable equipment that is crucial to exploring the depths.
Compass - compass Fins - fins Fire Extinguisher - fireextinguisher First Aid Kit - firstaidkit Floating Air Pump - pipesurfacefloater High Capacity O₂ Tank - doubletank Lightweight High Capacity Tank - plasteeltank Pipe - pipe Radiation Suit - radiationsuit Rebreather - rebreather Reinforced Dive Suit - reinforceddivesuit Standard O₂ Tank - tank Stillsuit - stillsuit Swim Charge Fins - swimchargefins Ultra Glide Fins - ultraglidefins Ultra High Capacity Tank - highcapacitytank
Tools
Tools are vital devices that the player must use for various tasks, be it scanning, harvesting, or fighting off underwater threats; here are their Spawn IDs.
Air Bladder - airbladder Flare - flare Flashlight - flashlight Habitat Builder - builder Laser Cutter - lasercutter Light Stick - ledlight Pathfinder Tool - divereel Propulsion Cannon - propulsioncannon Repair Tool - welder Repulsion Cannon - repulsioncannon Scanner - scanner Stasis Rifle - stasisrifle Survival Knife - knife Thermoblade - heatblade
Deployables
The IDs for this group are about the items that are only usable after being deployed into the world after one uses them from the inventory.
Beacon - beacon Creature Decoy - cyclopsdecoy Grav Trap - gravsphere Mobile Vehicle Bay - constructor Seaglide - seaglide Waterproof Locker - smallstorage
Scanner Room Upgrades
Within the scanner room of one’s seabase, the player can locate many interesting spots among the waves. These Spawn IDs will help to upgrade this room as needed for the best scanning.
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Camera Drone - maproomcamera Scanner Room HUD Chip - maproomhudchip Scanner Room Range Upgrade - maproomupgradescanrange Scanner Room Speed Upgrade - maproomupgradescanspeed
Advanced Materials
For more complex tools and craftable items, players will need these advanced materials, and if these bug-out to prevent them from acquiring such goods naturally, these Spawn IDs can be used in place of traditional gathering and fabricating methods.
Aerogel - aerogel Benzene - benzene Hydrochloric Acid - hydrochloricacid Polyaniline - polyaniline Synthetic Fibers - aramidfibers
Eggs
In an alien containment zone, players can essentially build their own aquarium that could possibly act as a small seabase aquatic farm for native fauna. Natural eggs can glitch out while inside, so use these Spawn IDs if one is having such a problem.
Ampeel Egg - shockeregg Boneshark Egg - bonesharkegg Crabsnake Egg - crabsnakeegg Crabsquid Egg - crabsquidegg Crashfish Egg - crashegg Cuddlefish Egg - cutefishegg Gasopod Egg - gasopodegg Jellyray Egg - jellyrayegg Lava Lizard Egg - lavalizardegg Mesmer Egg - mesmeregg Rabbit Ray Egg - rabbitrayegg Reefback Leviathan Egg - reefbackegg Sand Shark Egg - sandsharkegg Shuttlebug Egg - jumperegg Spadefish Egg - spadefishegg Stalker Egg - stalkeregg
Seeds
The further one gets in the game, the more important vegetation and interior growbeds will become. While less glitch-prone than the alien containment zone and its moving organisms, there are the rare few bugs that can hinder one’s seabase gardening. Here are all the Spawn IDs for seeds in case something goes wrong with naturally-found ones.
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Acid Mushroom Spore - acidmushroomspore Blood Oil - bloodoil Blue Palm Seed - bluepalmseed Brain Coral Sample - purplebraincoralpiece Bulb Bush Sample - kooshchunk Bulbo Tree Sample - bulbotreepiece Cave Bush Seed - purplebranchesseed Chinese Potato - purplevegetable Creepvine Sample - creepvinepiece Deep Shroom Spore - whitemushroomspore Eye Stalk Seed - eyesplantseed Fern Palm Seed - fernpalmseed Furled Papyrus Seed - redrollplantseed Gabe’s Feather Seed - gabesfeatherseed Gel Sack Spores - jellyplantseed Ghost Weed Seed - redgreententacleseed Grub Basket Seed - orangepetalsplantseed Jaffa Cup Seed - orangemushroomspore Jellyshroom Spore - snakemushroomspore Lantern Fruit - hangingfruit Marblemelon Seeds - melonseed Membrain Tree Seed - membraintreeseed Ming Plant Seed - purplevaseplantseed Pink Cap Spore - pinkmushroomspore Pygmy Fan Seed - smallfanseed Redwort Seed - redbushseed Regress Shell Seed - redconeplantseed Rouge Cradle Seed - redbasketplantseed Sea Crown Seed - seacrownseed Speckled Rattler Spore - purplerattlespore Spiked Horn Grass Seed - shellgrassseed Spotted Dockleaf Seed - spottedleavesplantseed Tiger Plant Seed - spikeplantseed Veined Nettle Seed - purplefanseed Violet Beau Seed - purplestalkseed Voxel Shrub - pinkflowerseed Writhing Weed Seed - purpletentacleseed
Placeable Items
Some items in the game are purely cosmetic and don’t impact gameplay besides adding nice aesthetic elements to one’s seabase. These Spawn IDs can help the player add more homey elements to their alien-world sanctuary.
Arcade Gorge Toy - arcadegorgetoy Aurora Miniature - starshipsouvenir Aurora Poster - posteraurora Blue Cap - cap2 Carry-all - luggagebag Cylindrical Sample Flask - labcontainer3 Electron Microscope - labequipment1 Fluid Analyzer - labequipment2 Gray Cap - cap1 Keep Calm Poster - posterkitty Large Sample Flask - labcontainer Natural Selection 2 Poster - poster Prawn Suit Poster (Land) - posterexosuit1 Prawn Suit Poster (Sea) - posterexosuit2 Sample Analyzer - labequipment3 Small Sample Flask - labcontainer2 Toy Car - toycar
Food & Water
Eating and drinking are vital to survival, thereby making food and water essential to the gameplay in Subnautica. If for whatever reason, one loses any consumables unnaturally, these Spawn IDs can help to replace them easily.
Uncooked Food
Bladderfish - bladderfish Boomerang - boomerang Eyeye - eyeye Garryfish - garryfish Holefish - holefish Hoopfish - hoopfish Hoverfish - hoverfish Magmarang - lavaboomerang Oculus - oculus Peeper - peeper Red Eyeye - lavaeyeye Reginald - reginald Spadefish - spadefish Spinefish - spinefish
Cooked Food
Cooked Bladderfish - cookedbladderfish Cooked Boomerang - cookedboomerang Cooked Eyeye - cookedeyeye Cooked Garryfish - cookedgarryfish Cooked Holefish - cookedholefish Cooked Hoopfish - cookedhoopfish Cooked Hoverfish - cookedhoverfish Cooked Magmarang - cookedlavaboomerang Cooked Oculus - cookedoculus Cooked Peeper - cookedpeeper Cooked Red Eyeye - cookedlavaeyeye Cooked Reginald - cookedreginald Cooked Spadefish - cookedspadefish Cooked Spinefish - cookedspinefish
Cured Food
Cured Bladderfish - curedbladderfish Cured Boomerang - curedboomerang Cured Eyeye - curedeyeye Cured Garryfish - curedgarryfish Cured Holefish - curedholefish Cured Hoopfish - curedhoopfish Cured Hoverfish - curedhoverfish Cured Magmarang - curedlavaboomerang Cured Oculus - curedoculus Cured Peeper - curedpeeper Cured Red Eyeye - curedlavaeyeye Cured Reginald - curedreginald Cured Spadefish - curedspadefish Cured Spinefish - curedspinefish
Raw Food
Chinese Potato - purplevegetable Lantern Fruit - hangingfruit Marblemelon - melon Mix Chips - snack1 Nutrient Block - nutrientblock Potato Mix - snack3 Rice Snack - snack2
Water
Coffee Americano - coffee Disinfected Water - disinfectedwater Filtered Water - filteredwater Large Filtered Water - bigfilteredwater Reclaimed Water - stillsuitwater
Vehicles & Vehicle Upgrades
To maximize the potential of one’s underwater vehicles, upgrades via the many modules found in-game are key. Here are all the Spawn IDs for those pertaining to every seacraft one can build.
Vehicles
Cyclops - cyclops Prawn Suit - exosuit Seamoth - seamoth
General Upgrade Modules
Engine Efficiency Module - vehiclepowerupgrademodule Hull Reinforcement - vehiclearmorplating Storage Module - vehiclestoragemodule
Cyclops Upgrade Modules
Cyclops Decoy Tube Upgrade - cyclopsdecoymodule Cyclops Depth Module MK1 - cyclopshullmodule1 Cyclops Depth Module MK2 - cyclopshullmodule2 Cyclops Docking Bay Repair Module - cyclopsseamothrepairmodule Cyclops Engine Efficiency Module - powerupgrademodule Cyclops Fire Suppression System - cyclopsfiresuppressionmodule Cyclops Shield Generator - cyclopsshieldmodule Cyclops Sonar Upgrade - cyclopssonarmodule Cyclops Thermal Reactor Module - cyclopsthermalreactormodule
Prawn Suit Upgrade Modules
Prawn Suit Depth Module MK1 - exohullmodule1 Prawn Suit Depth Module MK2 - exohullmodule2 Prawn Suit Drill Arm - exosuitdrillarmmodule Prawn Suit Grappling Arm - exosuitgrapplingarmmodule Prawn Suit Jump Jet Upgrade - exosuitjetupgrademodule Prawn Suit Propulsion Cannon - exosuitpropulsionarmmodule Prawn Suit Thermal Reactor - exosuitthermalreactormodule Prawn Suit Torpedo Arm - exosuittorpedoarmmodule
Seamoth Upgrade Modules
Seamoth Depth Module MK1 - vehiclehullmodule1 Seamoth Depth Module MK2 - vehiclehullmodule2 Seamoth Depth Module MK3 - vehiclehullmodule3 Seamoth Perimeter Defense System - seamothelectricaldefense Seamoth Solar Charger - seamothsolarcharge Seamoth Sonar - seamothsonarmodule Torpedo System - seamothtorpedomodule
Seabase Parts
When it comes to undersea buildings, a lot can go wrong, but thankfully these Spawn IDs can help players deal with unforeseen issues in regards to their seabase and its parts.
Base Pieces
I Compartment - basecorridori L Compartment - basecorridorl T Compartment - basecorridort X Compartment - basecorridorx Foundation - basefoundation Glass Compartment - basecorridorglassi L Glass Compartment - basecorridorglassl Hatch - basehatch Multipurpose Room - baseroom Moonpool - basemoonpool Observatory - baseobservatory Reinforcement - basereinforcement Scanner Room - basemaproom Vertical Connector - baseconnector Window - basewindow
Exterior Modules
I Compartment - basecorridori L Compartment - basecorridorl T Compartment - basecorridort X Compartment - basecorridorx Foundation - basefoundation Glass Compartment - basecorridorglassi L Glass Compartment - basecorridorglassl Hatch - basehatch Multipurpose Room - baseroom Moonpool - basemoonpool Observatory - baseobservatory Reinforcement - basereinforcement Scanner Room - basemaproom Vertical Connector - baseconnector Window - basewindow
Interior Pieces
Alien Containment - basewaterpark Bioreactor - basebioreactor Bulkhead - basebulkhead Ladder - baseladder Nuclear Reactor - basenuclearreactor Water Filtration Machine - basefiltrationmachine
Interior Modules
Aquarium - aquarium Basic Plant Pot - planterpot Battery Charger - batterycharger Chic Plant Pot - planterpot3 Composite Plant Pot - planterpot2 Fabricator - fabricator Indoor Growbed - planterbox Locker - locker Medical Kit Fabricator - medicalcabinet Modification Station - workbench Plant Shelf - plantershelf Power Cell Charger - powercellcharger Radio - radio Wall Locker - smalllocker
Miscellaneous
For everything else that does not fit into any of the prior categories, there are these Spawn IDs, which mostly pertain to furniture.
Bar Table - bartable Basic Double - Bed bed1 Bench - bench Coffee Vending Machine - coffeevendingmachine Command Chair - starshipchair3 Counter - labcounter Desk - starshipdesk Nuclear Waste Disposal - labtrashcan Office Chair - starshipchair2 Picture Frame - pictureframe Quilted Double Bed - bed2 Sign - sign Single Bed - narrowbed Single Wall Shelf - singlewallshelf Swivel Chair - starshipchair Trash Can - trashcans Vending Machine - vendingmachine Wall Planter - baseplanter Wall Shelves - wallshelves
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