OpenCanvas image formats

[CottonCandy]

I would like to ask for support of OpenCanvas' various image formats. OpenCanvas is a fairly popular shareware art software; its freeware 1.0 version was famous for allowing paint&chat group sessions over the Internet.

Image formats:
.wpb for 1.0
.oci for 2.0+
Event formats (these are "replay animations" of the image's painting process):
.wpe for 1.0
.oes for 2.0
.oe3 for 3.0
.oe4 for 4.0

I can supply sample files for all formats, and there are countless of event files available in the software's user community galleries. If you need the older versions, I should have them saved somewhere. I also have some old Susie plugins for a few of the formats (I couldn't get them to work with Xnview's Susie plugin, but they might help you in some way).

Thank you for your time. I use OpenCanvas a lot, so support for its files would make my life a lot easier.

[xnview]

I would like to ask for support of OpenCanvas' various image formats. OpenCanvas is a fairly popular shareware art software; its freeware 1.0 version was famous for allowing paint&chat group sessions over the Internet.

Image formats:
.wpb for 1.0
.oci for 2.0+
Event formats (these are "replay animations" of the image's painting process):
.wpe for 1.0
.oes for 2.0
.oe3 for 3.0
.oe4 for 4.0

I can supply sample files for all formats, and there are countless of event files available in the software's user community galleries. If you need the older versions, I should have them saved somewhere. I also have some old Susie plugins for a few of the formats (I couldn't get them to work with Xnview's Susie plugin, but they might help you in some way).

Thank you for your time. I use OpenCanvas a lot, so support for its files would make my life a lot easier.

Yes could you send me some samples? And perhaps your old susie plugin too

[CottonCandy]

Sample files (The .oci file was created with OC4.0, the rest with their appropriate versions)
Susie plugins (For .oci, .oe3, and .wpb files)

The samples are very simple, a single layer with some doodling using the basic tools. If you need more complex stuff, I have actual illustrations; those are quite huge in file size however.