Just saw the press release for the Disney Pirates MMO:
biz.yahoo.com/bw/050426/265253.html
Seems logical that they’d use Panda3D like they did for ToonTown, but does anyone know for certain that is the case?
Just curious. = )
-Nick
Yes, that’s the case.
David
Are there any screenshots for the PotC MMO released yet?
No, not yet. It’s still over a year away. 
David
Whoa! 
I have a couple of questions that someone may be able to answer.
-Is Disney going to be working with the current panda3d code base or the previous one before it went open source?
-If Disney works on the current panda code base, are they going to work live on the codebase or branch and work in parallel.
-If Disney are goin to branch, which seems likely, will Disney re-merge their changes back in?
P.S. Just want to say thanks to Disney, The ETC, and everyone else who made this possible. I think that the more commercial game companies that open source their games, the more the industry will have a chance to expand and experiment with new ideas and technologies.
Panda3D “went open source” well before Toontown shipped. For all practical purposes, it has always been open source; we drafted the open source license before the code was even running on Windows.
So there’s no open source/closed source version of Panda3D; there’s just Panda3D, which is an open source product. We do our development directly on the SourceForge CVS repository, and that won’t be changing.
David