The first group was focused on battling, recording it, and uploading it, with kind of a "tough" sort of way of uploading things. Basically, back whenever there was Frizzy, Lefty, Kyle, etc., then the other "side" of people was like Smirky, RTS, etc. We should not trust any other private server, especially those who trick TTR developers and steal their code.Įver since I got into this community in 2012, I felt like there were two sides to the YouTube thing.
TTR has the power to create their own content, as we saw with the Toontown Rewritten Election. If a private server releases faster than TTR, players WILL join that private server- and refuse to join any other server simply because they're 'ahead' on their toon. With several private servers being released and attempting to give toons Toontown, we're causing the community to split. They don't care how they get it, or from who. TTR cares for the community and the story line, and wants their release to be as perfect as possible (you can take for example the poor release of TTH). They show more gameplay than TTR but that does not mean TTR has finished any of the mechanics that TTi's video shows. TTi is nothing but a copy of TTR and a blatant ripoff. This trojan virus gave the TTi member all of the TTR files and began using it to develop their own Toontown private server. One of the members hung out in the Toontown Rewritten IRC group and gave one of the lead developers of TTR a trojan virus/RAT. Toontown Infinite is developed by a previous Toontown hacking group. Toontown Infinite recently released this video showing some of the gameplay available in their game. I wanted to give you a short explanation of what TTI (Toontown Infinite) is and how we need to prevent it from becoming a major influence on this community. You'll need a revision before 88db31, such as caa7cf6.Hi everyone. The latest revision is incompatible but an older revision such as 32f9c2a works fine. Through the steps required to bring up a test server and client onĪnd instead of hacking our servers, please help us make it better If you need help getting the game up on your home machine, please askįor one of the developers on our irc and we will happy help walk you We will review it and hopefully accept it into one of the
#TOONTOWN INFINITE CODES FREE#
If there is a bug, feel free to fix it and send us a pull request (or TTI and TTR leaking into the open and it would be the height ofĪrrogance to turn around and close our trees.
#TOONTOWN INFINITE CODES CODE#
We would not be here if it were not for the source code of We want to create and be part of a largerĬommunity. If you plan on bringing up your own set of servers, great! We'll The TTI or TTF tree depending on if we think the changes are valuableįor the entire community or just for our use. We will be pushing our changes back into either Why are we here and how would we like to be differentĮxcept for what is required for maintaining security (login,Ĭonnection management, and the web), we plan on keep the serverĮntirely open source. We also would like to thank SweetRatt for allowing us to use hisĪmazing models. Thank you for their courteousy and their incredible pioneering work. The people behind Toontown Infinite, the Astron team, and finally Panda3d, If it wasn't for the amazing developers of Toontown Rewritten, Toontown Fellowship was started using Toontown Infinite's sourceĬode. Please view the dependencies page in the wiki for help starting Toontown Fellowship. Issues involving starting the game will be ignored. Note: Issues submitted in this repository are designed for code-related issues only. When you are ready to merge your changes, submit a pull request for review. We talk about what we are about to do before we do it! All changes, except for emergency bug fixes, should be done in either a separate branch, or a fork - not to the master or release branches. Contributingĭon't just start contributing.
Toontown Fellowship is a free, non-profit game inspired by Disney's Toontown Online.
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