Spore как изменить цвет империи на этапе космос

Обновлено: 11.02.2023

Ребят,все же остаётся загадка,какой надо выбрать цвет империи чтобы он совпал с цветом империи у гроксов?

ДА ЭТО БЛИН БАРДОВЫЙ!

С долей пурпурного, и немножко затемнённый

Да скачал но винду переустанавливал

А какое название у файла ? И что с виндой ?

От SPIRO:
Можно. Покрась своё существо на этапе клетка в цвет Победиксов в шаблоне. Когда станешь существом, увидишь. Аналогично на других этапах.

А как ты собираешься покрасит с помощью «Шаблона» на этапе Клетка покарасить? Там такого нет

От Harbinger007:
А какое название у файла ? И что с виндой ?

То что с виндой понятно, а название файла не помню, сейчас сам найти не могу

Вопрос может глупый, но зачем нужен цвет как у Гроксов?

От Огнехвостка(Грозовое племя):
Вопрос может глупый, но зачем нужен цвет как у Гроксов?

Чтобы быть как Гроксы, хотя и этого будет мало.

От Огнехвостка(Грозовое племя):
Вопрос может глупый, но зачем нужен цвет как у Гроксов?

Чтобы быть как Гроксы, хотя и этого будет мало.

Как Гроксы быть не возможно, всемь будет плевать. И выбири цвет третьего или второго слоя окраса животно(Забыла как он называется) как у Гроксов. И цвет будет такой же.

Думаю, что для того, что бы выбрать цвет, как у грокса, надо выбирать не какой-то цвет, представленный в редакторе, а его оттенок ( в данном случае — оттенок розового или красного, просто подержать курсор на нужном цвете и выбрать определённый оттенок).

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А если создадут мод в котором можно делать несколько окрасок, то и флаг таковой будет(по окраске)?

Цвет империи зависит от цвета верхнего слоя существа

Раньше, когда играла в Spore, для меня всегда это было загадкой)

Раньше, когда играла в Spore, для меня всегда это было загадкой)

Я тоже не сразу понял от чего зависит цвет) Поэтому решил написать)

По этому поводу знаю интересный момент)
Если выбрать верхний слой существу чёрного цвета, то империя будет синей) А если совсем нет окраски на верхнем слое (или белый), то получится — голубой) Забавно))

Ну можно сначала выбрать цвет, который ты хочешь оставить для империи, а потом менять на любой, какой душе угодно))

Spore как изменить цвет империи

В комментариях все предельно просто: цвет племени/цивилизации/империи зависит исключительно от цвета или существа целиком или внешнего окраса при фрагментированном окрасе существа. Но в действительности, ни то ни другое (даже когда на все оболочки устанавливал желаемый цвет) не работает. На этапе «существо» это действует, переходишь на этап «племя» — цвет другой.

Не все цвета принимаются. Например, серый будет заменён на тёмно-синий. Возможно, твоя проблема связана именно с этим.

Да, ты прав. Вот только этих «не всех» что-то до фига: получилось сменить только на голубой и лиловый из вообще всей цветовой гаммы.

А это может зависить от версии, или репака (когда-то давно была лицензионка)?

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Empire (territory) is a Featured Article «Empire (territory)» has been featured, meaning it was deemed an article of interest by the Community.

An empire in Spore refers to the territory of a species in the Space Stage.

Empires have randomly generated colors (red, dark red, orange, yellow, green, dark green, cyan, blue, purple, dark purple, pink and brown), and the player’s empire will usually have the same color as the creature’s coat color. Empires are always titled «<species name here> Empire», for example, «Gooplet Empire». The Grox Empire also follows this naming convention, however, the name of the Grox creature is actually ‘The Grox’, giving the illusion of a unique empire title in messages. This can be seen if the Grox are crew members during an adventure.

Strength Factor[]

The Strength factor is a number determined by the amount of planets a given empire possesses. It is shown in the window above a planet in the upper right corner. Only NPC empires have a strength factor. If a player visits an alternate save file, that empire’s strength factor will not be displayed but the empire’s NPC ships will be affected by the health boost.

Determining Strength Factor[]

The Strength factor of an NPC empire is determined by stars that NPC empire occupied except The Grox.

• Level 1 empires — 1 to 3 stars
• Level 2 empires — 4 to 5 stars
• Level 3 empires — 6 to 8 stars
• Level 4 empires — 9 to 12 stars
• Level 5 empires — 13 or more stars

Effects of Strength Factor[]

Only civilizations with a strength factor of 4 or 5 can offer the player an archetype mission. The strength factor also increases the range of which they can send their ships with the ability to attack empires over 10 parsecs away at rank 5.

The health of the empire’s ships and the damage they do are determined by strength factor.

• 1 — 300
• 2 — 450
• 3 — 750
• 4 — 1200
• 5 — 1800

Identifying Alien Races[]

When speaking to alien races, their archetype can be determined by looking at the background behind the alien, listening to its voice, or clicking the «tell me about your philosophy» button in diplomacy.

Trivia[]

• Empires that adhere to the Diplomat and Trader philosophies tend to have empires that expand into level 4 and 5 empires more quickly than others. However, other archetypes can get just as large if given enough time.
• If an empire is defeated while attacking another empire, the warning will change to, » Empire is attacking (Empire)» and the ships change to pirates, and at the end, the message becomes «Conflict with Empire has subsided.»
• Large Diplomat empires colonize systems rapidly and can cover an extremely large area if there are plenty of unoccupied systems, but usually most of their colonies are on T0 planets, even if T1 or better planets are in the same system. What’s even weirder is, even if the player terraforms their planets, they rarely add other buildings to fortify the colonies. Same applies to Trader empires.
• Upon starting Spore, the Grox have the largest empire with 2,400 stars. However, they will not expand past this point and will simply destroy their enemies rather than occupying their system.
• Upon reaching level 5, Scientist, Bard, Shaman, and Ecologist empires will soon terraform their T0 or T1 planets to T2. These archetypes are also fast colonizers (although still slower than Diplomats/Traders), and will frequently add more buildings to fortify their colonies if possible.
• When an empire occupies another empire’s homeworld, that world will be reduced to 3 colonies unless the player is present during the occupation.
• The actual systems of government used by empires vary (but are little more than background detail): Bards have an empress and Ecologists an emperor (as they sometimes say on delivery missions), while Diplomat empires, have a Grand Council. It can be assumed that Zealot empires are led by a governmental system similar to that of a theocracy and that Warriors have a system similar to a military junta (a government led by a committee of military leaders). It can also be assumed that Scientist empires will use a system similar to technocracy and that Knights practice feudalism, judging by their captain ranks in Spore Galactic Adventures. Trader empires would appear to be under the jurisdiction of the Grox due to the fact that they will «tell the Grox on you» upon failing their missions. Another possibility for traders is that they are simply on good terms with the Grox and practice a sort of confederation of companies and corporations, again judging by their Galactic Adventures captain ranks. They also could not be associated with the Grox at all and could just be saying this to sound threatening, it’s also more likely that they have a state-owned enterprise empire. Wanderers appear to be nomadic and without a central government with captain ranks like rogue, nomad, and hitchhiker. Finally, Shaman empires would appear to be tribal and adhere to shamanism, again due to captain ranks.
• Empires from other save files will use the same voice clips from Civilization Stage instead of the unique voice clips for each archetype.

Empire (territory) is a Featured Article «Empire (territory)» has been featured, meaning it was deemed an article of interest by the Community.

An empire in Spore refers to the territory of a species in the Space Stage.

Empires have randomly generated colors (red, dark red, orange, yellow, green, dark green, cyan, blue, purple, dark purple, pink and brown), and the player’s empire will usually have the same color as the creature’s coat color. Empires are always titled «<species name here> Empire», for example, «Gooplet Empire». The Grox Empire also follows this naming convention, however, the name of the Grox creature is actually ‘The Grox’, giving the illusion of a unique empire title in messages. This can be seen if the Grox are crew members during an adventure.

Strength Factor[]

The Strength factor is a number determined by the amount of planets a given empire possesses. It is shown in the window above a planet in the upper right corner. Only NPC empires have a strength factor. If a player visits an alternate save file, that empire’s strength factor will not be displayed but the empire’s NPC ships will be affected by the health boost.

Determining Strength Factor[]

The Strength factor of an NPC empire is determined by stars that NPC empire occupied except The Grox.

• Level 1 empires — 1 to 3 stars
• Level 2 empires — 4 to 5 stars
• Level 3 empires — 6 to 8 stars
• Level 4 empires — 9 to 12 stars
• Level 5 empires — 13 or more stars

Effects of Strength Factor[]

Only civilizations with a strength factor of 4 or 5 can offer the player an archetype mission. The strength factor also increases the range of which they can send their ships with the ability to attack empires over 10 parsecs away at rank 5.

The health of the empire’s ships and the damage they do are determined by strength factor.

• 1 — 300
• 2 — 450
• 3 — 750
• 4 — 1200
• 5 — 1800

Identifying Alien Races[]

When speaking to alien races, their archetype can be determined by looking at the background behind the alien, listening to its voice, or clicking the «tell me about your philosophy» button in diplomacy.

Trivia[]

• Empires that adhere to the Diplomat and Trader philosophies tend to have empires that expand into level 4 and 5 empires more quickly than others. However, other archetypes can get just as large if given enough time.
• If an empire is defeated while attacking another empire, the warning will change to, » Empire is attacking (Empire)» and the ships change to pirates, and at the end, the message becomes «Conflict with Empire has subsided.»
• Large Diplomat empires colonize systems rapidly and can cover an extremely large area if there are plenty of unoccupied systems, but usually most of their colonies are on T0 planets, even if T1 or better planets are in the same system. What’s even weirder is, even if the player terraforms their planets, they rarely add other buildings to fortify the colonies. Same applies to Trader empires.
• Upon starting Spore, the Grox have the largest empire with 2,400 stars. However, they will not expand past this point and will simply destroy their enemies rather than occupying their system.
• Upon reaching level 5, Scientist, Bard, Shaman, and Ecologist empires will soon terraform their T0 or T1 planets to T2. These archetypes are also fast colonizers (although still slower than Diplomats/Traders), and will frequently add more buildings to fortify their colonies if possible.
• When an empire occupies another empire’s homeworld, that world will be reduced to 3 colonies unless the player is present during the occupation.
• The actual systems of government used by empires vary (but are little more than background detail): Bards have an empress and Ecologists an emperor (as they sometimes say on delivery missions), while Diplomat empires, have a Grand Council. It can be assumed that Zealot empires are led by a governmental system similar to that of a theocracy and that Warriors have a system similar to a military junta (a government led by a committee of military leaders). It can also be assumed that Scientist empires will use a system similar to technocracy and that Knights practice feudalism, judging by their captain ranks in Spore Galactic Adventures. Trader empires would appear to be under the jurisdiction of the Grox due to the fact that they will «tell the Grox on you» upon failing their missions. Another possibility for traders is that they are simply on good terms with the Grox and practice a sort of confederation of companies and corporations, again judging by their Galactic Adventures captain ranks. They also could not be associated with the Grox at all and could just be saying this to sound threatening, it’s also more likely that they have a state-owned enterprise empire. Wanderers appear to be nomadic and without a central government with captain ranks like rogue, nomad, and hitchhiker. Finally, Shaman empires would appear to be tribal and adhere to shamanism, again due to captain ranks.
• Empires from other save files will use the same voice clips from Civilization Stage instead of the unique voice clips for each archetype.