Content pack

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A resource pack changing the look of Goofy Speedway.

Resource Packs (also referred to as Content Packs) allow you to use different textures and music in Toontown Rewritten.

To use resource packs, make a new folder named "resources" and then place the phase files from the resource pack into the resources folder and place it into your Toontown Rewritten folder, which is the same folder where your "logs" and "screenshots" are stored. The phase files that can be used range from phase_3 to phase_13.

The Toontown Rewritten folder is located in C:\Program Files\Toontown Rewritten on Windows computers.

Renaming the "resources" folder will turn off the resource pack.

Installing Resource Packs on Mac OS X

1. Place the phase files from the resource pack into a folder titled "resources" (without the quotation marks).
2. Insert the folder at /users/yournamehere/library/application support/Toontown Rewritten.

Opening Phase Files

In order for a resource pack to appear different and to change the look of a game, the phase files must have a client-sided edit.

You can edit phase files by opening opening and extracting them into .mf files with a tool called "multify" in the game engine that runs Toontown Rewritten, Panda3D.

In the bin located in the Panda3D folder, you will need to copy and paste it into the "resources" folder.

After you do this, you can open your CMD and type two commands.

To open a phase file:

multify.exe -x -f phase[#]

To close a phase file (pack it into .mf):

multify.exe -c -f phase_[#].mf phase_[#]

To pack multiple phases into one file:

multify.exe -c -f your_custom_phase.mf phase_[#1] phase_[#2] phase_[#n]

News

• (174) President Flippy's Wild Line

July 5, 2014 [ttr-beta-v1.3.2]

Maintenance:

• Custom resources now only loads textures and sounds to prevent cheating by editing/removing models.

Gallery

Main page: Resource Pack/Gallery

Toontown Rewritten Resource Packs

Super Mario 64 meets Toontown Rewritten

Replacing the Toontown Central Playground with Bob-omb Battlefield.

Mario Kart meets Toontown Rewritten

Replacing Goofy Speedway's Screwball Stadium with Yoshi Circuit from Mario Kart: Double Dash

Spyro Content Pack (for TTR)

Categories

• Category:Resource Pack (for media where the resource pack is either untitled or its name is unknown.)
• Category:Resource Pack (Toontown Nightlife Rewritten)
• Category:Resource Pack (DIP)

See Also

• How to Edit Toontown Rewritten's Phase Files
• Repacking Phase Files