Thanks for your interest in contributing to this archive! Despite closing in 2013, the preservation of Toontown Online has been made possible thanks to the amazing community that has kept it alive.
There are two methods of contributing that are incredibly helpful:
The main purpose of this repository is to store archives of significant release builds of Disney's Toontown Online. To find all of those significant builds, we need YOUR help!
We consider significant builds to be Toontown Online install folders that contain one of these things:
- Files that date on or around major game updates (Initial release of Goofy Speedway, Cog HQs, Accessories, etc.)
- Files that contain an international version of Toontown Online
- Files that predate the official release of Toontown Online (June 2, 2003)
- Files that have some unique quality compared to standard releases (Unpalettized assets, accidental code leaks, unreleased Toontown Test content, etc.)
Check out the steps for Basic Contributions below if you have any of these files that you are interested in contributing. Alternatively, if you are familiar with the Git, check out the steps for Advanced Contributions.
If you have some technical know-how and have created (or want to create) any sort of tools that make it easier to work with releases, follow the steps for Advanced Contributions!
If you have a significant release of Disney's Toontown Online that you would like to contribute, but aren't very familiar with Git, follow the steps below to submit your files.
- Zip any files you would like to contribute.
- Upload your files to a file hosting platform such as Google Drive or Dropbox.
- Submit an issue to describe your contribution with a link to the files.
If you are already familiar with the Github Flow, follow the steps below to submit a contribution. This is the preferred way of submitting contributions, but feel free to follow the "Basic Contribution" steps for an easier method.
- Submit an issue to propose your contribution.
- Create a Fork of the project to make your changes.
- Clone the project to your computer.
- Commit changes to a new branch based off of main.
- Issue a Pull Request and we'll review your contribution!