Partial list of file formats and their details VisIt supports
The most up to date list of supported formats is found in the VisIt source code.
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Contents
- 1 Details of some of the commonly used file formats
- 1.1 Application Code Formats
- 1.2 Application Toolkit Formats
- 1.3 General Scientific Data Formats
- 1.4 Specialized Scientific Data Formats
- 1.5 Visualization Formats
- 1.6 Graphics Formats
- 1.7 General ASCII Data Formats
- 1.8 Debugging and Testing Formats
- 1.9 Special-purpose Formats
- 1.10 Unknown Formats -- Need More Information
Details of some of the commonly used file formats
Application Code FormatsThese are formats that were originally designed primarily for and are part of some specific application code. That is, the code that writes these files is typically part of the application itself and is not a stand-alone product of its own. Nonetheless, these formats may use some lower level library such as HDF5, or they may use raw ASCII. Codes which use standard, common file formats are not listed in this section; look in your code's documentation to determine the type of files it generates. | ||||
Plug-in Name | Format Name | Typical File Names | Description | Links |
ANSYS | ANSYS input | *.inp | ANSYS is a computer-aided engineering suite of tools. | ANSYS home page |
AUXFile | AUX files | *.aux | Diagnostic data for the National Ignition Facility (NIF). | NIF home page |
Cale | CALE output | *.pdb *.cale | CALE is a hydrodynamics code. | |
CaleHDF5 | CALE HDF5 output | *.ch5 *.cale | CALE is a hydrodynamics code. | |
CCM | STAR-CD output | *.ccm | The CCM plugin reads data from the STAR-CD CFD code. | STAR-CD home page |
Cosmos | Cosmos output | *.cosmos | Cosmos++ is a "massively parallel, multi-dimensional, fully covariant, modern object-oriented (C++) magnetohydrodynamics code written to support structured and unstructured adaptively refined meshes, and for both Newtonian and general relativistic astrophysical applications." | http://fragilep.people.cofc.edu/research/ |
CosmosPP | *.cosmospp *.cosmos++ | |||
CTRL | TB-LMTO control file | *.ctrl | CTRL files are the control files for TB-LMTO software, which uses the linear muffin-tin orbital (LMTO) method. This reader supports the STRUC, CLASS, SITE, ALAT, and PLAT file categories. | STUTTGART TB-LMTO program |
DDCMD | DDCMD | *.ddcmd | ddcMD is a parallel domain-decomposition molecular dynamics code from LLNL. | |
Dune | deprecated | |||
Dyna3D | Dyna3D output files | *.dyn | Dyna3D is a finite element engineering code from LLNL. | Dyna3D home page |
Enzo | Enzo HDF4, HDF5, and HDF5 packed-AMR output | *.boundary *.hierarchy | Output from the scientific simulation code Enzo. Enzo is "an adaptive mesh refinement (AMR), grid-based hybrid code (hydro + N-Body) which is designed to do simulations of cosmological structure formation." | Enzo home page Enzo portal |
FLASH | FLASH HDF5 output | FLASH is the code from the ASC / Alliances Center for Astrophysical Thermonuclear Flashes. | FLASH home page | |
Fluent | Fluent case/data files | *.cas | FLUENT is a popular commercial CFD code, now owned by ANSYS. | FLUENT home page |
Gadget | Gadget files | *.gadget | GADGET is a parallel cosmological N-body/SPH simulation code. | http://www.mpa-garching.mpg.de/gadget/ |
GGCM | GGCM 3df files | *.3df | The centerpiece of the NSF/GEM program is the development of a Geospace General Circulation Model (GGCM), to be used as a research tool as well as a prototype for space weather forecasting models. | Open Geospace General Circulation Model |
GTC | GTC HDF5 output | "The gyrokinetic toroidal code (GTC) is a massively parallel, particle-in-cell code for simulations of turbulence and transport in fusion plasmas such as ITER." | GTC home page | |
GULP | GULP trajectory output | *.trg | "GULP is a program for performing a variety of types of simulation on materials using boundary conditions of 0-D (molecules and clusters), 1-D (polymers), 2-D (surfaces, slabs and grain boundaries), or 3-D (periodic solids)." This format contains atom positions and velocities. | GULP home page |
H5Nimrod | NIMROD HDF5 output | .h5nimrod | The H5Nimrod plugin was developed at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory to read NIMROD's HDF5 output file format. | H5Nimrod information |
KullLite | KULL lite format | *.pdb *.mkf | KULL is "LLNL's ASCI inertial confinement fusion simulation code" | https://e-reports-ext.llnl.gov/pdf/237860.pdf |
LAMMPS | LAMMPS Atom-style dump | *.dump | LAMMPS is the "Large-scale Atomic/Molecular Massively Parallel Simulator". This reader supports both the output dump in "Atom" style and the format used by the read_data input script command. | LAMMPS dump documentation LAMMPS home page |
LAMMPS read_data input | *.eam *.meam *.rigid | |||
M3D | M3D files | *.m3d | M3D is a parallel multilevel 3D plasma simulation code. | http://w3.pppl.gov/m3d/index.php |
Mili | Mili files | *.mili *.m | Mili is an engineering code from LLNL. Note that you might have to run a file preparation utility before reading these files. | https://www-eng.llnl.gov/mdg/mdg_home.html |
Miranda | Miranda files | *.mir *.raw | Miranda is a research hydrodynamics code from LLNL. | |
MFIX | MFIX restart file | *.res | "MFIX (Multiphase Flow with Interphase eXchanges) is a general-purpose computer code developed at the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) for describing the hydrodynamics, heat transfer and chemical reactions in fluid-solids systems." | MFIX home page |
MM5 | MM5 | *.mm5 | MM5 is a limited-area, nonhydrostatic, terrain-following sigma-coordinate model designed to simulate or predict mesoscale atmospheric circulation. | MM5 Community Model |
NASTRAN | NASTRAN ASCII bulk data format | *.nas *.f06 | "MSC Nastran is a powerful general purpose finite element analysis solution for small to complex assemblies." | Nastran home page |
Nek3D | deprecated | |||
Nek5000 | NEK5000 field files | *.nek3d *.nek2d *.nek5k *.nek5000 *.nek | NEK5000 is a spectral element CFD solver developed at Argonne National Laboratory. Note that this reader requires a meta-data file that you open in VisIt, and which points to the field files. | NEK5000 home page |
OVERFLOW | OVERFLOW output files | *.dat *.save | OVERFLOW is an overset flow solver for structured grids from NASA. | Wikipedia OVERFLOW entry OVERFLOW code page |
paraDIS | ParaDiS | *.dat *.data *.prds | ParaDiS restart file. | ParaDiS Home Page |
PATRAN | PATRAN Neutral | *.neu | PATRAN neutral file, which is an ASCII file containing the definition for an unstructured mesh. | PATRAN Home Page |
PFLOTRAN | PFLOTRAN HDF5 output | pflotran.h5 | PFLOTRAN is massively parallel groundwater simulation code. | PFLOTRAN home page |
Pixie | Pixie HDF5 output | *.h5 | Pixie is a single-block, rectilinear mesh file using HDF5. Pixie files are generated by software at Los Alamos (may be related to Polar Ionospheric X-Ray Imaging Experiment (PIXIE)). VisIt's Pixie reader was written with a high degree of generality in mind. It makes few assumptions regarding the names and/or locations of HDF5 objects in the file and can often be used successfully to read arbitrary, HDF5 arrays of data. | |
PuReMD | PuReMD trajectory file | *.trj | This is the output from the PuReMD (Purdue Reactive Molecular Dynamics) program, containing atom positions, velocities, and/or forces, over multiple time steps. | PuReMD User Manual |
S3D | S3D NetCDF output | S3D is a combustion simulation from Sandia National Laboratories. | ||
SAS | SAS output | *.sasgeom *.sasdata *.sas | SAS is a nuclear reactor modeling code from Argonne National Laboratory. | Nuclear engineering codes at ANL |
SPCTH | CTH output | *.spcth | SPCTH is the format written out during CTH simulation runs for the purpose of doing visualization at runtime. | CTH Release Information |
Tetrad | TETRAD HDF5 file | *.h5 *.hdf5 | TETRAD is a reservoir simulation from Idaho National Lab (formerly INEEL). | |
UNIC | UNIC HDF5 output | *.h5 | UNIC is a neutronics code from Argonne as part of the Simulation-based High-efficiency Advanced Reactor Prototyping (SHARP) Framework. | http://trac.mcs.anl.gov/projects/neams-ibm/wiki/sharp |
VASP | VASP charge density grid | CHGCAR* | VAMP/VASP is the Vienna Ab-initio Simulation Package for performing quantum-mechanical molecular dynamics. VASP outputs a variety of different files; this reader supports several of them. | VASP home page |
VASP output ion positions, velocities, forces | OUTCAR* | |||
VASP ion positions and velocities | POSCAR* | |||
ZeusMP | Zeus-MP | *.zeus | This database reader plugin reads HDF4 files from ZEUS-MP, which is a parallel addition to the ZEUS line of community application codes developed by the Laboratory for Computational Astrophysics. | Zeus-MP home page |
Application Toolkit FormatsThese are similar to application code formats except that instead of being part of one specific application code, they are instead part of a broader framework or toolkit for writing application codes. Again, the code that writes files in these formats is not a stand-alone product on its own. Instead, it is part of the associated toolkit. | ||||
Plug-in Name | Format Name | Typical File Names | Description | Links |
AdvIO | Adventure file format | *.adv *.inp *.msh | Adventure is an advanced general-purpose computational mechanics system for large-scale analysis and design. | ADVENTURE Project |
Boxlib2D | Boxlib data file | Header *.boxlib2d | The Boxlib library is an adaptive mesh refinement (AMR) framework developed at CCSE. This plugin reads the 2D and 3D versions of the file. | CCSE home page at LBL |
Boxlib3D | Header *.boxlib3d | |||
CEAucd | CEA data | *.inp | Unstructured data from CEA. | http://www.cea.fr/ |
Chombo | Chombo HDF5 file | *.h5 *.hdf5 | The Chombo package provides a set of tools for implementing finite difference methods for the solution of partial differential equations on block-structured adaptively refined rectangular grids. | Chombo home page |
Claw | CLAWPACK files | CLAWPACK is the Conservation Law Package, an AMR code from University of Washington. | http://www.amath.washington.edu/~claw/ | |
ITAPS_C | ITAPS_GRUMMP | *.bdry, *.smesh, *.vmesh | The GRUMMP implementation of ITAPS | ITAPS Home page ITAPS is not so much a file format as it is an interface specification for data exchange. There are several impelementations of this interface including MOAB, FMDB, and GRUMMP. Each implementation writes ITAPS data to its own, unique file format. Furthermore there is no requirement that the native files written by one implementation be readable by another. |
ITAPS_MOAB | *.h5m, *.mhdf | The MOAB implementation of ITAPS. Note that depending on how the MOAB library was configured prior to linking to VisIt, the ITAPS_MOAB plugin may also be capable of reading a number of other file formats include ExodusII, VTK, STL, Cubit, GMV. SLAC, IDEAS and TetGen . | ||
ITAPS_FMDB | *.sms | The FMDB implementation of ITAPS | ||
OpenFOAM | OpenFOAM | controlDict | The OpenFOAM (Open Field Operation and Manipulation) CFD Toolbox can simulate anything from complex fluid flows involving chemical reactions, turbulence and heat transfer, to solid dynamics, electromagnetics and the pricing of financial options. OpenFOAM is freely available and open source, licensed under the GNU General Public License. | OpenFOAM Home Page |
SAMRAI | SAMRAI HDF5 files | *.samrai | SAMRAI is the Structured Adaptive Mesh Refinement Application Infrastructure library from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. | SAMRAI home page |
Spheral | Spheral++ output | *.sv *.spheral | Spheral++ is a steerable parallel environment for performing coupled hydrodynamical and gravitational numerical simulations. | Spheral++ SourceForge page |
Vista | deprecated | |||
General Scientific Data FormatsThese formats are specifically designed to be scientific interchange formats for a variety of applications, storing data for one or more computational science domains. These formats are not specific to any application code or toolkit and typically have standalone I/O libraries. | ||||
Plug-in Name | Format Name | Typical File Names | Description | Links |
ADIOS | ADIOS file format | *.bp | ADIOS (Adaptable IO System) is a simple, flexible library for the description of data in scientific codes. | ADIOS home page |
CGNS | CGNS | The CFD General Notation System (CGNS) consists of a collection of conventions, and software implementing those conventions, for the storage and retrieval of CFD (computational fluid dynamics) data. | CGNS home page CGNS User's Guide For time dependent data, be sure to read this specification | |
Exodus | Exodus NetCDF file | *.ex *.e *.exo *.ex2 *.exii *.gen *.exodus *.nemesis | Exodus is a format from Sandia National Laboratories for storing scientific data. | ExodusII documentation |
H5Part | H5Part HDF5 files | *.h5part | H5Part is a high-performance parallel data interface to HDF5, largely targeted at particle-based simulations. The H5Part plugin was developed at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. | H5Part plugin info H5Part home page |
HDF_UC | FastBit HDF5 file | *.h5 *.h5part | FastBit, "An Efficient Compressed Bitmap Index Technology", is from LBL's Scientific Data Management Research Group. | FastBit home page |
NETCDF | ADAPT output files | *.nc *.cdf *.elev *.ncd | ADAPT is an meteorological modeling code from NARAC/LLNL. | NetCDF Home Page Also see Reading NETCDF in VisIt |
CCSM files | CCSM is the Community Climate System Model code initially from NCAR. | |||
FVCOM files | FVCOM is an unstructured climate code from UMASSD-WHOI. | |||
LODI | LODI is an atmosphere dispersion code from NARAC/LLNL. | |||
BasicNETCDF | For NetCDF files not from one of the above codes, this sub-format does its best to extract 1D, 2D, and 3D arrays with Cartesian grids. It will not understand unstructured grids or other data storage conventions. | |||
PDB | PACT/PDB | *.pdb *.r0000 | PACT is the Portable Application Code Toolkit from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories, and PDB is its Portable Data Base I/O layer. Several variants with conventions for a few specific application codes using PDB are also supported through this reader. | PACT home page |
LEOS output | ||||
PF3D output | ||||
ZFile | ||||
Silo | Silo PDB and HDF5 files | *.silo | Silo is an LLNL data file format for storing rectilinear, curvilinear, unstructured, or point meshes in 2D and 3D. Scalar, vector, and material data can be defined on meshes. Data can be broken up into different files (multi-block) to increase parallel performance. | Silo home page |
TimeVaryingExodus | time-varying Exodus file | *.exII | This is a format specialized for reading time-varying Exodus files. | (see Exodus above) |
XDMF | XDMF XML and HDF5 data | *.xmf *.xdmf | XDMF is standardized method to exchange scientific data between High Performance Computing codes and tools. It uses XML to store light data and HDF5 to store heavy data. | XDMF home page |
Specialized Scientific Data FormatsThese are scientific data formats that are designed for one limited type of data, often specific to a single scientific domain such as geographic or molecular data. They often have standalone I/O libraries if they are not ASCII-based. | ||||
Plug-in Name | Format Name | Typical File Names | Description | Links |
BOW | BOW files | *.txt | BOW files are compressed brick-of-wavelet files from LibGen, a suite of libraries developed at LLNL. | LibGen home page |
FITS | FITS | *.fit *.fits *.imh | FITS stands for `Flexible Image Transport System' and is the standard astronomical data format endorsed by both NASA and the IAU. FITS is much more than an image format (such as JPG or GIF) and is primarily designed to store scientific data sets consisting of multi-dimensional arrays (1-D spectra, 2-D images or 3-D data cubes) and 2-dimensional tables containing rows and columns of data. | FITS Home Page |
FT2 | FT2 files | *.FT2 | FT2 files are generated from Thermo Scientific raw mass spectrometry files by raxport | raxport home page |
GDAL | GDAL files | *.adf *.asc *.bt *.ddf *.dem *.ecw *.gxf *.jp2 *.map *.mem *.mpl *.mpr *.n1 *.nat *.ntf *.pix *.rsw *.sid *.vrt *.xpm | GDAL is the Geospatial Data Abstraction Library. | http://www.gdal.org/ |
MatrixMarket | MatrixMarket dense and sparse | *.mtx | MatrixMarket is a format for storing matrices in a variety of formats and data types. This reader supports the dense (array) and sparse (coordinate), real-valued forms. | MatrixMarket home page |
ProteinDataBank | PDB files | *.pdb | Protein Databank (PDB) files contain molecular data describing the structures of biological macromolecules. | RCSB Protein Data Bank |
SAMI | *.sami | SAMI is a particular type of Silo file output by mesh generators such as TrueGrid and Pmesh for representing an unstructured mesh of hexahedra. It uses Silo's low-level array objects to output 3 floating point coordinate arrays and 8 integer connectivity arrays as well as some optional integer material information. | TrueGrid Silo home page | |
SAR | SAR file | *.sar | This is a 3D regular grid format for Specific Absorption Rate from ARL. | |
Shapefile | ESRI shapefile | *.shp *.dhx *.dbf | Shapefile is a vector data format for geographic information systems. | Shapefile description |
ViSUS | ViSUS files | *.idx *.vis | ViSUS is a streaming format for large scientific data. | ViSUS home page |
VLI | VLI connection | *.vli | Socket connection based reader, connecting to University of Tennessee's VLI multivariate data server. | |
XYZ | XYZ file | *.xyz | The .xyz file format is a simple ASCII format used for describing atom positions, species, possibly variables, and possibly with multiple time steps. | XYZ format information Wikipedia XYZ entry |
Visualization FormatsThese formats are geared towards storing data for visualization tools. | ||||
Plug-in Name | Format Name | Typical File Names | Description | Links |
ANALYZE | Analyze 7.5 Image | *.img + *.hdr | Analyze is a tool for 3D biomedical image visualization developed at the Mayo Clinic. This reader supports the .img/.hdr file pair format of Analyze 7.5. | Analyze home page Analyze format description |
BOV | Brick Of Values | *.bov | BOV data are stored in two files. The first file is binary and it contains all of the data for an implied rectilinear grid stored as a brick of floats, doubles, etc. The second file is an ASCII header file that indicates the size of the data in the brick file as well as other attributes such as whether the brick is compressed. | Getting Data Into VisIt Manual |
EnSight | EnSight Gold | *.case | Proprietary file format for 2D and 3D data. | EnSight manuals (see ch. 2) |
GMV | General Mesh Viewer | *.gmv | File format for the gmv visualization tool from Los Alamos National Laboratory and CPFD Software, LLC. | GMV web site |
PLOT2D | Plot3d files | *.p2d *.g *.q | Plot3d is a plotting program and file format from NASA. Plot2d is a specialized variant for 2D grids. | Plot3d format |
PLOT3D | *.x *.q *.vp3d | |||
Tecplot | Tecplot ASCII and binary files | *.tp *.plt *.tec | Tecplot is another popular visualization tool. VisIt can read the ASCII and binary versions of the Tecplot file format, though VisIt's reader does not support all contents of all Tecplot files, such as custom labels or auxiliary data records. VisIt may also be more strict with regards to file formatting; Tecplot itself is very permissive in interpreting files. | Tecplot home page |
Vis5D | Vis5D files | *.v5d | Vis5d is a free OpenGL-based volumetric visualization program for scientific data sets in 3+ dimensions. | Vis5d+ home page |
VTK | VTK legacy format | *.vtk | The VTK legacy format is an ASCII-based format with straightforward structure, and an easy way to get a variety of mesh based data (structured, unstructured, particle, etc.) into VisIt with minimal complication. This format does support binary chunks for performance/size improvements, but this is still subject to the various limitations of the pure ASCII version, so those seeking large, portable, binary data containers might investigate formats based on scalable I/O libraries. | VTK file format docs ASCII VTK Files |
VTK XML format | *.vts *.vtr *.vtu *.vti *.vtp | The VTK XML formats were created to address some limitations of the original, legacy VTK formats. They are by definiton, more complex, though, so those seeking simple ways to get data into VisIt might find the legacy format more appealing. | ||
Xmdv | Xmdv | *.okc | File format used by XmdvTool, a public-domain software package for the interactive visual exploration of multivariate data sets. | Xmdv file format description |
XSF | XCrySDen Structure File | *.xsf | XSF files contain molecular/crystalline and structured grid data. These are output by various electronic structure and materials codes (e.g. PWscf/Quantum ESPRESSO). | Definition of XSF file at the XCrySDen home page |
Graphics FormatsThese formats are designed for graphics uses such as digital content creation, computer aided design, or other graphics domains other than visualization. | ||||
Plug-in Name | Format Name | Typical File Names | Description | Links |
Image | JPEG | *.jpg *.jpeg | Various common image-based file formats. | |
PNG | *.png | |||
BMP | *.bmp | |||
PPM | *.ppm | |||
PNM | *.pnm | |||
TIFF | *.tiff *.tif | |||
SDT | *.sdt + *.spr | The SDT format is an image format developed for the Stimulate fMRI analysis software. | Stimulate User's Guide | |
Image volume | *.imgvol | A sequence of images which are interpreted as a regular volumetric data set. The *.imgvol file is a text file containing the names of the files to assemble into the 3D volume. Optional lines at the top of the file may include: "Z_START: <val>", and/or "Z_STEP: <val>", which specify the placement and spacing of the slices. | ||
RAW | raw triangle mesh | *.raw | A RAW file contains triangle meshes, and is used by CAD programs, POV-Ray, etc. It is an ASCII text file that contains 1 triangle per line, and the line consists of 9 floating point numbers making up the coordinates. | |
STL | Stereolithography CAD file | *.stl | STL (stereolithography) is an ASCII or binary file used in manufacturing. It is a list of the triangular surfaces that describe a computer generated solid model. This is the standard input for most rapid prototyping machines. | STL Wikipedia entry |
TSurf | tsurf files | *.ts_deg83 | This is a triangle surface format used for representing terrain from USGS. Used by GOCAD software. | GOCAD home page |
WavefrontOBJ | Wavefront Object | *.obj | Object files contain geometry that can be included in visualizations. The format was developed by Wavefront. | file format info Wikipedia entry |
General ASCII Data FormatsThese formats allow for easy importing of simple ASCII data of various styles. | ||||
Plug-in Name | Format Name | Typical File Names | Description | Links |
Curve2D | 2D x/y pair ASCII data | *.curve *.ultra *.u *.ult | ASCII text file format containing pairs of x,y floating point values on each line. This file format is convenient for importing curve plots into VisIt. The curve format can store more than one curve provided you supply a variable name as a comment, beginning with "#". | Getting Data into VisIt |
Lines | ASCII lines data | Simple ASCII text connected points data format. | Lines3D | |
PlainText | Plain ASCII text files | - | The PlainText reader supports various ways of reading data from tab-delimited, comma-delimited, or whitespace-delimited text files, and interpreting them as 1D columns or 2D regular grids. It has various options for how to interpret and parse the ASCII data. | PlainText reader instructions |
Point3D | ASCII 3D point data | *.3D | Point3D is a simple ASCII text format for 3D particles that have 1 scalar variable. This format can be useful for scripts or simple particle simulations that want an easy way to get particle data into VisIt. | Reading point data |
Debugging and Testing FormatsThese formats are for testing VisIt and make good examples of how to write simple file reader plugins. | ||||
Plug-in Name | Format Name | Typical File Names | Description | Links |
Hex | - | *.hex | Example reader for unstructured hexahedral single-domain data. | |
Rect | - | *.rect | Example reader for rectilinear, multi-domain data with ghost zone communication. | |
StreamGhostTest | - | - | This is a plugin used for testing streaming ghost zone communication. It generates data instead of reading it from a file. | |
Special-purpose FormatsThese formats are typically accessed in conjunction with another reader or specific features in VisIt, and are not intended to be used directly. | ||||
Plug-in Name | Format Name | Typical File Names | Description | Links |
AugDecomp | augmented decomposition data | *.augd | This is a format which specifies auxiliary material information as a addition to another file format (without materials). | |
ExtrudedVol | extruded volume data | *.exvol | A file format designed to efficiently write out temporal-analysis results on the fly to minimize memory usage. | |
SimV1 | In-situ connection | *.sim1, *.sim2 | These readers are designed to read data from properly-instrumented running simulation code, for in-situ analysis and visualization. | |
SimV1Writer | ||||
SimV2 | ||||
ZipWrapper | compressed format wrapper | *.gz *.bz2 *.zip | Provides access to other formats stored inside compressed files by decompressing files on the fly as VisIt is processing them. This allows a majority of the files in a time series for example to remain compressed on disk while keeping only the most recently processed timesteps on disk uncompressed. | |
Unknown Formats -- Need More Information | ||||
Plug-in Name | Format Name | Typical File Names | Description | Links |
CMAT | *.cmat | |||
TFT | TFT file format | *.dat *.tft | (TFT is an ASCII text format for specifying X/Y curves.? Is TFT a code?) |