An open sourced modernized version of Disney's in-house Toontown Online level editor used to create .dna files.
- This project is considered fully released and is entirely usable with little crashes and bugs. If you discover a crash or bug please create an issue.
- This project is still being actively developed with new features and fixes. Feel free to contribute new features or fixes.
- New features are still actively being developed with no plans of stopping anytime soon!
- Some features planned for the future are:
- Auto Saving
- Drive mode will be making a return in the future
- Better mouse positioning widgets
- and much more!
- You need a Panda3D build that INCLUDES commit b507c88 and 7eba53c as these are CRITICAL fixes for the editor. You will NOT be able to use it without these fixes!
- Toontown phase files that include all the dna files. These work fine. Toontown Rewritten's phase files do NOT contain .dna files since they use a completely different format, so you need to use them from elsewhere. Open-Toontown's resources are the closest to Toontown Online's that you can get, while also being completely updated and compatible with Panda3D 1.10.x.
- These phase files go in the ROOT directory of the editor
- Basic knowledge on how streets are setup
- Here you have two options:
- The advanced option
- Build yourself a copy of libtoontown, and drop the .pyd files in the root directory.
- Recent Panda3D build (1.10.7 or later) running on Python 3. This editor is NOT compatible with Python 2.x and will NOT ever be made compatible as Python 2.x is no longer supported.
- OR the easy option:
- you can download my copy of panda with the compatible libtoontown files in there. Just drag Panda3D-1.11.0-Py39-x64 to your C drive root directory and the libotp.pyd and libtoontown.pyd files to the root level editor directory. Note that the PYD files in here are ONLY compatible with MY copy of panda, so if you are using any other build you have to rebuild them yourself.
- The advanced option
### You can also pick up a pre-built build in the releases tab Coming Soon
- drewcification - Project Lead | Developer
- Disyer - Updating LIBTOONTOWN to be compatible with modern panda and python 3 | Other Assistance
- Any other contributors are listed on the side
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If you encounter a bug, create an issue and attach the .dna file (and any models required). If this is private information that you do not want to share on this public repo, feel free to send me a DM on discord @drewcification#5131
* Corporate Clash's Acorn Acres street buildings (and likely YOTT as well)
* This is an issue we are investigating. Substitute them with another playground's buildings in the storage dna file. This issue occurs in all released versions of the level editor as well. This issue is fixed in recent commits to libtoontown
- Make sure the hood's storage file is loaded. You do this by adding it to the
--hoods
launch option. For example, if you want to work on a street in Donald's Dock and another in Minnie's Melodyland, you set the launch option--hoods DD MM
- There is NO requirement to list this editor anywhere in your game credits, but you definitely can do so to spread the word!
- I do ask however, that should you make a modification to the editor, that you fork the editor and leave it open source to promote open source software for the community.
- Under the HELP drop-down menu at the top of the window, press the CONTROLS button and a popup will appear.
- This is OK. This is just because you have support for more than 1 playground loaded. This is only visible in the editor, but I recommend you only load the zone you are working on.
I did the setup properly, but the editor just closes on startup with no error message, how do I fix?
- If you are downloading my redistributed copy of Panda from above, this may be an issue of having multiple installations of panda, and an incorrect one being targeted. Try one or both of the following:
- Edit the registry
- Open RegEdit
- Navigate to
Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Python\PythonCore\3.9\InstallPath
- Change (Default)'s value to
C:\Panda3D-1.11.0-py39-x64\python
- Change ExecutablePath's value to
C:\Panda3D-1.11.0-py39-x64\python\python.exe
- Save, and if that does not work try restarting your PC, or doing option #2
- Remove all other versions of Panda3D.
- Edit the registry