GRASP GL
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* [[Wikipedia:GRASP GL library format|Wikipedia article: GRASP GL library format]] | * [[Wikipedia:GRASP GL library format|Wikipedia article: GRASP GL library format]] | ||
* {{EGFF|grasp|GRASP File Format Summary}}, from the [[Encyclopedia of Graphics File Formats]] | * {{EGFF|grasp|GRASP File Format Summary}}, from the [[Encyclopedia of Graphics File Formats]] | ||
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* Official(?) documentation [http://pastebin.com/AVuEdKxN here] (mirror [http://pastebin.ca/2249105 here] and [http://paste2.org/p/2438002 here]) | * Official(?) documentation [http://pastebin.com/AVuEdKxN here] (mirror [http://pastebin.ca/2249105 here] and [http://paste2.org/p/2438002 here]) | ||
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Revision as of 17:15, 2 March 2014
GRASP GL, or GRASP animation, is an animated graphics format associated with the GRASP (Graphical System for Presentation) player software for DOS. It was created by John Bridges, who also created the PICtor image format used in PC Paint.
Format
A GRASP GL file is structured as a simple container format. It contains embedded files in various formats, notably PICtor PIC and CLP format. One of the files is a .txt file, containing a script that controls the animation.
Sample files
Resources
- Wikipedia article: GRASP
- Wikipedia article: GRASP GL library format
- GRASP File Format Summary, from the Encyclopedia of Graphics File Formats
- Another document describing the .GL file format
- Official(?) documentation here (mirror here and here)
