Convert RAES to TZP

Understanding RAES and TZP file formats

RAES files are typically associated with encrypted archives created by the TrueCrypt or AxCrypt encryption software. These files are used to securely store and protect sensitive data. On the other hand, TZP files are proprietary project files used by Toonz (OpenToonz or Toonz Harlequin), a professional 2D animation software. TZP files store animation frames, drawings, and related project data.

Can you convert RAES to TZP?

Direct conversion from RAES (encrypted archive) to TZP (animation project) is not natively supported, as these formats serve entirely different purposes. However, if your RAES file contains image or animation assets that you wish to use in Toonz, you must first decrypt and extract the contents of the RAES file, then import the relevant files into Toonz to create a TZP project.

How to extract files from a RAES archive

1. Use AxCrypt or TrueCrypt to open the RAES file. You may need the correct password or key.
2. Once decrypted, extract the files to a folder on your computer.

Importing assets into Toonz and creating a TZP file

1. Open OpenToonz or Toonz Harlequin.
2. Go to File → New Scene to start a new project.
3. Import your extracted images or animation frames using File → Import → Load Level.
4. Arrange your assets and save your project as a TZP file using File → Save Scene.

Recommended software for the conversion process

• AxCrypt or TrueCrypt for decrypting and extracting RAES files.
• OpenToonz (free and open-source) for creating and saving TZP animation projects.

Summary

While there is no direct RAES to TZP file converter, you can extract assets from a RAES archive and import them into Toonz to create a TZP project. This process requires both decryption software and animation software.