Holo

Momentous steps, guys! So, what should our first priority in this new world be?

Like this?

Even without knees, I can only afford a single set of legs.

Are these spindly enough for you?

Due to eating mainly plants, our Groszvenatz is a herbivore. And we have evolved! This is the creature editor, which we will be seeing from now on. The current tab contains legs that can be added. The other tab contains the cell parts which were already available.

Lots of meat has been eaten. What next? (also, the advance button is right there)

IT IS TIME TO FEED. EDIT: Congratulations! We're on the path to sentience! What now?

Some faster fins are on that sucka.

I've done some eating more. Now what?

It now has electrocution powers

Time to avoid meat! EDIT: We are back! Poison and Electric have been unlocked.

It now has spikes on the back. It now has a new carnivorous mouth beside the plant-eating frills.

We're going to be herbivore until someone decides otherwise. Cross your fingers. We've unlocked Cilia and Jets. What now?

Here it is. I'm going play through until I have 19 DNA points, then return to the editor for some more alterations.

Eyes merged and cell named. EDIT: Thinness made. Anything more?

Spikes added. Anything else? Also, what do we call this cell?

Planet named, here is our cell: How do we evolve them?

Actually T1, but yeah.

I chose Herbivore, and got this guy: Next question: What should their planet be called?

Basically what it says in the thread title. You give commands, and I enact them in Spore. To begin: Carnivore or herbivore?

Like this?

Unless they're Indian, in which case they can keep their nationalism in space: For fun, and because I'm working on this awesome board game which relies on Kerbin to be subdivided further than the planet level, and as a resource to future KSP players who may or may not want borders in their game (e.g. AAR makers). In other words, a game of Risk played on a magical unified utopian world is boring. An a game of Risk for Kerbin is essential. EDIT There were a few stray pixels on the map. It is fixed.

But there are no borders...

That's not a sin. That's a legitimate tactic. Source: I do it too.

You mean like these mountains: And this ocean? Borders can be natural as well as artificial