XnView Software

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.

CottonCandy wrote: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

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.