[indigofan]

After a few hours of playing with old archive disks I managed to do some screenshots and a little video. I hope You will enjoy it, fellow sgi fans.
In the past I worked on several TV series, commercials (a cartload of english and scandinavian productions), and on animated feature films.
Indigofan: oh, man... that manual is more than 500 pages and I have only a mobile phone to grab pictures nowadays. I don't promise anytime soon, but I will try it in the future somehow.
If You have any specific question about the software, feel free to ask - I will try to answer it.

Amazing to see Toonz in action from someone who worked with it back in the day! This is very relevant to me as I'm both a cartoon artist and a old computer nerd
Would love to see more!

Who doesn't love some Nesquick... Would be great to see if there is a place in Budapest that could scan that manual and turn it into a PDF. I am sure that a few of us here could help with some Euros to preserve that, because for the rest of us trying to figure it out, would be quite helpful. 

[blaiserulez]

OK, new content:



Here in this video you can see 17 layers, (each of them has 4096 or 7690 pixel horizontal resolution) rendered into a preview clip.

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indigofan: I started to scan it with my phone with Adobe scan app, one chapter at once.
It would be easier with a proper scanner, but my scanner is currently in another city in my parents garage (it is a professional large format document scanner with 150 sheet paper feeder - I used it for animation work with Toonz). Before end of May I will visit them and maybe I will bring the scanner to my house. (not an easy thing, two person needed to lift it)
I don't know there is any forum rule what restrict uploading books or book parts as pdf files? Or I have to PM it or upload to the site FTP? The first chapter is ready so if allowed I will upload it.

[blaiserulez]

An old badge from the drawer.

[Raion]

http://nonfree.irix.cc/toonz-user-guide4.3.tar.gz

I've added the user guide, courtesy of blaiserulez

[commodorejohn]

Awesome :D

[TommyBoy]

 Hey y'all! I haven't been on IRIXnet in quite some time. But I must say... It's nice to see a forum that I created long ago getting some new attention. I'm very glad to see TOONZ finally up and running on IRIX. Great work guys.

[Raion]

You got it dude. IRIXNet is better than ever tbh. I'm fixing bugs, people seem pretty cool with how we have things setup etc.

[TommyBoy]

When I click on the "Cleanup" program in the bundle, nothing happens. When I go into winterm and open it I get the error of "Segmentation fault (core dumped)". Any word on how to fix that?

[blaiserulez]

When I click on the "Cleanup" program in the bundle, nothing happens. When I go into winterm and open it I get the error of "Segmentation fault (core dumped)". Any word on how to fix that?

The Toonzshell environment is running? Are you trying to start the Cleanup module from Toonzshell?
When you start it, you have to deselect everything in the Toonzshell file browsing panel, because if you are selected a specific file the Cleanup module tries to do something with that specific file (It is a good thing if you are know what to do...)

[TommyBoy]

When I click on the "Cleanup" program in the bundle, nothing happens. When I go into winterm and open it I get the error of "Segmentation fault (core dumped)". Any word on how to fix that?

The Toonzshell environment is running? Are you trying to start the Cleanup module from Toonzshell?
When you start it, you have to deselect everything in the Toonzshell file browsing panel, because if you are selected a specific file the Cleanup module tries to do something with that specific file (It is a good thing if you are know what to do...)

What do you mean  "deselect"? I've clicked on the dirs and they don't do anything. How exactly do you deselect them?