How to edit your homeworld WITHOUT mods.

I once did this a year ago, I changed my atmosphere color to Yellow, my Planet color Purple, and my water Pink.

This randomly happened when I was messing with Spore.

However I did not use sculpture tools, which I may in the future.

Every time I try to change the plants on a homeworld it just changes back when I start the new game?

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ZeroBlade wrote:Every time I try to change the plants on a homeworld it just changes back when I start the new game?

Did you save the game after editing?

I'd like to point out really quickly that the last time I did this, my saved game got stuck at the end of civilization stage and wouldn't allow me to advance to the space stage.

Great idea I should try that someday

I think I've heard somewhere that you can only use the planet editing tools, and if you change any of the life on the planet, your world just becomes a barren void, making the creature stage impossible. Also, I've heard that if you edit anyother planet in your system, the space stage doesn't work because you can't find the ship, only the city, but on that planet.

I sculpted a game planet and I had great fun doing it. Although, for the first time ever I had to use cheats on that planet. When I got to the Civ stage there was one un-reachable city.

Amazing idea! I should try it! it sounds risky with everyone saying some stages won't work. but I was thinking Aqutic stage planet a planet filled with water dress ur creature with cell stage stuff city in the water and all that stuff will wright was thinking about probably unless the sea monster gets me first! well i just want to know can I pass the stages if the entire planet was water or one continent or maybe multiple continents. please answer back because my friend dared me not to play spore for 24 hours starting well Augest 5 2011

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Honestly I think the problem with my saved game is that, I don't know if anyone else has noticed this, but when you advance to the space stage, even the spice geysers that you didn't claim manually are automatically claimed, and when I was creating bridges between the continents as I like to do, I accidentally completely blocked an aquatic spice geyser, thus rendering it completely unable to be claimed. EDIT: Also, Aziz, completely water planet is not a good idea, as neither tribes nor cities can be in the water. I would say nests as well, but I have come across a glitch in one of my playthroughs where the creatures walked on the water and swam in the earth and only MY creature's nest was in the water, all of the potential enemy/friend nests were on the land and I couldn't reach them so I had to delete the saved game.

Dablooey wrote:... but I have come across a glitch in one of my playthroughs where the creatures walked on the water and swam in the earth and only MY creature's nest was in the water, all of the potential enemy/friend nests were on the land and I couldn't reach them so I had to delete the saved game.

I've had that glitch! It's weird. I didn't delete it, I just stopped playing that planet and kept it around to laugh at. I had something like 300+ planets in that game, but my pc self destructed, taking all kinds of glitchy goodness with it.

Just tried it! It really works! Cool!

I once found a Save planet purely by accident. Interestingly, it's name was "PolentaGoodness, which was the name of the last game I had created. I used a bunch of terraforming tools on it, but when I played it the minimap got screwed up. Although, there are a few tools that create really awesome landscapes.