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03 08 2008

Spore Daily #48: Puttis Eyesout

Posted by: Mythor in Creatures, Daily Creations

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Name: Puttis Eyesout

Description: This creature conveniently sidestepped the inevitable spiky appendage flailing eye injuries by never evolving eyes!

Statistics:
Abilities – Mating Call, Jump (2)
Attack – Bite (5), Charge (3), Strike (2), Spit (3)
Socialize – Sing (1), Dance (4)
Speed – 4
Health – 40
Diet – Carnivore

Notes:
Yes, this creature really doesn’t have any eyes. Or any ears or nose type organs, either.
I’m not at all sure how he’s supposed to navigate the world, much less chase down prey (carnivore!) but it might be interesting to find out!

I wanted this creature to use the scythe thingies on the ends of each arm to attack with but instead it just sort of flails them around haphazardly. Much more goofy than scary!

However as it is red(dish) in colour, I think it will be my representative for the Royal Rouge Rebellion!

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  • Grrrrreat advice :)
  • David S.
    You can make the scythe thingies attach by attaching a hand to the end of the limb.
    I like using the torsionwrencher. It help if you then shrink the hand as small as possible. somtimes you can rotate the hand into the arm (hold the tab key to get extra rotation handles).
    Once an arm has a hand, it won't wobble around and will move in the strike and dance animations.
  • Ooh, cheers David, I'll give that a try next time!
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