2 file types use the .rgs file extension.

What is an RGS file?

Script used by ATL (Active Template Library) C++ projects, Microsoft Visual Studio, Flexera InstallShield, and other software development and deployment programs; contains code that registers the software with Windows.

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Fyrox Game Scene

A RGS file is a scene created for use in a video game developed using the Fyrox game engine. It contains models, textures, music, and other elements that comprise the scene. Developers create RGS files using FyroxEd, a scene editor for Fyrox.

Fyrox is a 2D and 3D game engine written in the Rust programming language. Developers using Fyrox can create locations, or scenes, for their games' levels using FyroxEd. FyroxEd allows developers to import a variety of assets, including 2D and 3D models, textures, sounds, particle effects, etc., and combine those assets into scenes.

After a developer has finished creating their scene in FyroxEd, they can import the scene into their video game. To do so, the developer must load the scene as a standard model resource or use the fyrox::scene::SceneLoader::from_file(); function.

NOTE: Fyrox was previously known as Rg3d.

You can open an RGS file in FyroxEd (multiplatform). Doing so will show a preview of the scene your RGS file contains and allow you to edit the scene.

Programs that open or reference RGS files

Updated: May 24, 2022