Disney was not looking to make such a massive investment into Toontown at that time, regardless of the efforts of its developers in trying to revive the project, resulting in the project being scrapped. Unfortunately, Toontown's development team realized that it would require a lot of effort to recreate all of the resources from Toontown in the Unity engine. His work included modeling levels and characters notably, Toons were fully animated including mouths, eyelids, eyebrows, and more all being independently animated. Felipe Lara, a former art/creative director at Disney, was responsible for creating concept art in the general creative direction of what Toontown 2.0 could look like. ĭavid Rose, a software engineer at Walt Disney Imagineering, created a 'basic version' of Toontown's functionality within Unity. While Panda3D (as an open-source game engine) remains in active development even after Toontown's closure, Disney had considered 'remaking' Toontown in a new engine to have more versatility for things like multiple fluid animations. The prototype made for Toontown 2.0 can be found to play here.ĭisney's Toontown Online runs on the Panda3D game engine. The development of Toontown 2.0 began sometime in or after 2010, but was canceled and its team dismantled by 2011. The project best known as Toontown 2.0 (also referred to as Toontown 2) was a tech demo within Disney Interactive for a possible conversion of Disneys. The project best known as Toontown 2.0 (also referred to as Toontown 2) was a tech demo within Disney Interactive for a possible conversion of Disney's Toontown Online to the Unity engine. This article or section is about something in real life or outside the normal gameplay of the game.

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