Balancing and quality of life changes:

• Updated the airlocks to use regular doors instead of custom doors, the mechanism has been reworked entirely using circuit boxes. The new mechanism works mostly the same as before, but is more reliable for AI pathing.
  
• Reworked the default loadout of the submarine, more useful items have been added which should make it more viable for one-off missions.
  
• Reworked the AI navigation entirely, previously the AI sometimes got stuck when attempting to path between the different sections of the submarine, now they are able to successfully navigate more reliably. There still is no other way for the AI to navigate between the modules other than swimming between them, but it is still possible to have the AI follow you on the monorail if you wish to avoid the long way.
  
• Increased the price of the submarine. The price may still be too low when compared to other attack-class submarines such as the Kastrull, but this should be a more reasonable price compared to before.
  
• Increased the power consumption of the monorail engine, it was way too efficient before.
  
• Decreased the maximum power output of the reactor, as far as I can tell there should not be a big difference in gameplay, but the previous value was way too lenient.

If there are any issues with these changes, such as if the AI is unable to enter/exit a particular room without receiving help from the player, feel free to leave a comment and I'll try to resolve it in time.

No changes made, accidental update.

• Reset the welcome message in the terminal.
  
• Looked over the channel changing and reset mechanism, looks reliable enough during testing.
  
• Reworked the waypoints to improve AI pathing. Doors now appear to work better but they AI crew still get stuck in the airlocks, this will likely require a redesign to work properly.
  
• Added a guide-section to the description, to help users to resolve some issues that may occur during gameplay.

First version published to the Steam Workshop.