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[bluleopard]

Hard to put in a category, it allowed to create short animated skits with toonish preloaded characters and backdrops.
Sound was a mere PC Beeper and you had to write speech bubbles.
It used to crash every time your short got too long.

my fav characters were the dog, the rabbit and the robot. they were able to walk, run or turn around - that was pretty much it.

made me laughs hysterically, how dumb and absurd my little shorts were, go figure kids...

It must have been pretty easy to use as i didn't have a manual, i think it was sold to me when my parents bought the PC with a ton of floppy disks.

Fast forward 25 years and im a video editor! Just now i remembered that old program and i really wish to see how it worked again.

[Scatty]

Any one from this list of them? Not animated though, as far as I can remember (it's more than 15 years back since I tried any of them, though).
Here's a bit of (archived long ago) info about one of those programs.

[Tracker]

Not a PC title but there was a Looney Tunes Animation title for the SNES, might worth a look, but given the cartridge might be expensive and using ROM files with emulators is not legal I wish you good luck finding the PC version.

P.S.: I just told you because it's old and you might enjoy it, I AM aware you're looking for a PC game.

I hope you'll find it.

[Smiling Spectre]

I recommended this game to someone recently. Cartooners?

[bluleopard]

Originally Posted by Smiling Spectre

I recommended this game to someone recently. Cartooners?

OMG!!!!
Thanks! thats it! THANKS!
would you mind telling me where did you find it?
i got so obsessed lately you cannot imagine what a surprise to finally find it.
lol

[Smiling Spectre]

Originally Posted by bluleopard

OMG!!!!
Thanks! thats it! THANKS!
would you mind telling me where did you find it?
i got so obsessed lately you cannot imagine what a surprise to finally find it.
lol

You are welcome.

Well, I honestly cannot say where I found it, because right answer is "in my own memory and giant heaps of games on my HDDs".

But if you want to know where download it... oh, nevermind, Google shows me at least ten locations on first page, so it must be not a problem.

[bluleopard]

Originally Posted by Tracker

Not a PC title but there was a Looney Tunes Animation title for the SNES, might worth a look, but given the cartridge might be expensive and using ROM files with emulators is not legal I wish you good luck finding the PC version.

P.S.: I just told you because it's old and you might enjoy it, I AM aware you're looking for a PC game.

I hope you'll find it.

thanks! I will look into it.
tho it wasn't related to any franchise that i know of

[bluleopard]

Originally Posted by Scatty

Any one from this list of them? Not animated though, as far as I can remember (it's more than 15 years back since I tried any of them, though).
Here's a bit of (archived long ago) info about one of those programs.

thanks for the suggestion, unfortunately those aren't it!
it didn't really have nothing to do with coloring, you couldn't even change how the characters look expect from adding a hat or something like it. which you would have to select from the same library of objects.

[SpiDoL]

A little bit off-topic, but anyone remember the Simpsons Cartoon Studio?

I used to own that game a long time ago.