.RSG File Extension
RaySupreme Graph
| Developer | BrainDistrict GmbH |
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4.0 | 8 Votes |
What is an RSG file?
An RSG file is a graph created by RaySupreme, a 3D modeling and rendering program. It contains a RaySupreme 3D project graph. Each RSG file can be customized using many features, including a motion path tool, scale tool, world light settings, material template filter settings, camera settings, etc.
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You can create a RSG file by following these steps:
- Open the RaySupreme application.
- In the menu bar, select File → Save As... OR select File → New OR click the floppy disk icon with the + sign and upward arrow on the RaySupreme program bar.
NOTE: BrainDistrict GmbH RaySupreme has been discontinued.
Programs that open RSG files
PopCap Resource Stream Group
| Developer | PopCap Games |
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1.0 | 1 Vote |
An RSG file may also be a compressed archive included in a PopCap Games video game, such as Plants Vs. Zombies 2, Peggle 2, or Bejeweled Blitz. It contains a group of related game assets (images and audio files). RSG files are stored in .RSB archives.
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A variety of PopCap Games video games store their game assets in RSB archives. Each RSB archive contains several RSG archives, which contain a related group of assets. For example, Plants Vs. Zombies 2's RSB archive contains an RSG archive named ZenGardenGroup. This RSG archive contains assets used in Plants Vs. Zombies 2's Zen Garden.
Most who play a PopCap Games video game will never encounter an RSG file. However, players who are interested in modding PopCap Games video games may wish to extract, modify, and repackage the assets that RSG files contain.
How to open an RSG file
Most players will never have to manually open an RSG file. PopCap Games video games automatically load the game assets RSG files contain as needed.
Modders interested in extracting and editing the assets RSG files contain can use the RSB unpacking tools available on the ErnestoAM Wiki. These tools include Taiji, PvZ2Tool, and QuickBMS. Modders can also use these tools to repackage edited assets within an RSG file.