Well I've had Spore for awhile now but recently decided to take a stab at the mission creator in Galactic Adventures. To my surprise, it's actually really in-depth and cool. Due to Spore's ease of making creatures, buildings, vehicles, and settings, it made for a fun project when I recreated Tatooine.

I don't want to give away the story, but it's set the day before the grand execution held by Jabba in which he intends to dump our heroes into the Great Pit of Carkoon (the Sarlacc Pit).

Most of the creatures/models/buildings I used were created by myself, though I did get a few from others who just had the perfect creation that were too good to pass up.

Now for a few screenshots:
(The stormtrooper is my Captain, you can choose any of your own Captains for the level).













To download, click here: http://www.spore.com/view/myspore/SaberClash and simply expand "ADVENTURES CREATED BY SaberClash" and find Just Another Day on Tatooine.

I would love for you to all download my adventure and give it a try if you have the game. There are a few easter eggs throughout the level, so I didn't post pictures of those, find them if you can! Comments/critiques are most welcome!

Good lord, what have you done.

I'm not really sure how to interpret this..?

that's an awful small bantha.

It's the perspective, and Spore has weird animations sometimes that make the creatures roll into balls and weird things like that, making them different sizes. In game they're the size they should be. I also have varying sizes of all the creatures. Adults, youth, and babies.

It looks weird when some of the texture are really sharp, and others are not

I agree, but that's Spore for you. There's really nothing I can do about it. Until they allow you to import custom textures, everyone will just have to deal with it and use the stock ones they provide us with. I really don't understand, it's as if some of the textures were made in ultra-high resolutions, and other ones are really stretched and blurry.

I also have forced antistrophic filtering turned to the maximum settings through my video card, so it probably makes the difference a little more noticeable in the screenshots than it might be otherwise.