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Revision as of 16:45, 27 October 2007
These are ASCII text files that can be opened in any pure ASCII editor, like Notepad or Wordpad. Avoid saving them in word processors such as Microsoft Word, as the formatting information may screw the file up. Many FS data files, such as tables, FS1 or FS2 missions, and campaigns can be read as TXT files.
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FreeSpace player file formats
PLR
PL2
FreeSpace mission file formats
FS2
Files with FS2 extension are mission files for FreeSpace 2. Can be opened with the proper version of FRED or any text viewer.
FSM
The FreeSpace 1 mission file format. Almost identical to FS2 mission files used by FreeSpace 2, although the FS2 format has several additional features as well as some minor differences in syntax. .FSM files can be loaded by FreeSpace 2, although .FS2 files cannot be loaded by FreeSpace 1. Given that ship classes, briefing icons, head animations, and other nuances were updated or tweaked in FreeSpace 2, however, it is advisable to use the Import Mission feature in FRED2_Open rather than opening a .FSM file directly.
FreeSpace campaign file formats
CS2
Stores campaign information
CSG
Stores campaign progress information
Obsolete, replaced with CS2
CSS
Stores campaign scoring information
Obsolete, replaced with CS2
FreeSpace table file formats
TBL
Table file containing game data
See tables
TBM
Modular table file containing game data
See tables
Other ASCII or text file formats
EFF
Files containing information of effect animations
See multimedia files