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What is an XSTAGE file? An XSTAGE file is a project file created by Toon Boom Harmony, a 2D animation program. It contains all the data needed to open a Harmony animation project, formatted using XML . XSTAGE files are commonly referred to as Harmony scenes.

More Information XSTAGE file open in Microsoft Visual Studio Code Professional animators use Toon Boom Harmony to draw, paint, and animate 2D animations. Harmony is available in three different versions: Essentials, Advanced, and Premium. All versions of Harmony save animation projects in directories that include an XSTAGE file. Each XSTAGE file stores the information needed to load the project's frames and elements in Harmony. It also defines the project's intended resolution, aspect ratio, and frame rate, and it states the version of Harmony that created the file. In some versions of Harmony, users can save different versions of the same scene in additional XSTAGE files. Therefore, you may see slightly differently-named XSTAGE files that contain a slightly different version of the same scene. NOTE: Harmony often creates backup project files that use the .xstage~ extension.

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What is an XSTAGE file?

An XSTAGE file is a project file created by Toon Boom Harmony, a 2D animation program. It contains all the data needed to open a Harmony animation project, formatted using XML . XSTAGE files are commonly referred to as Harmony scenes.

More Information

XSTAGE file open in Microsoft Visual Studio Code

Professional animators use Toon Boom Harmony to draw, paint, and animate 2D animations. Harmony is available in three different versions: Essentials, Advanced, and Premium.

All versions of Harmony save animation projects in directories that include an XSTAGE file. Each XSTAGE file stores the information needed to load the project's frames and elements in Harmony. It also defines the project's intended resolution, aspect ratio, and frame rate, and it states the version of Harmony that created the file.

In some versions of Harmony, users can save different versions of the same scene in additional XSTAGE files. Therefore, you may see slightly differently-named XSTAGE files that contain a slightly different version of the same scene.

NOTE: Harmony often creates backup project files that use the .xstage~ extension.

How to open an XSTAGE file

You can open an XSTAGE file in Toon Boom Harmony (Windows, Mac). To do so, select File → Open . Then, navigate to and open your XSTAGE file.

If you want to view the XML data an XSTAGE file contains, you can open it in Microsoft Notepad , Apple TextEdit , or any other text editor.

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Updated: May 13, 2022

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What is an XSTAGE file?
An XSTAGE file is a project file created by Toon Boom Harmony, a 2D animation program. It contains all the data needed to open a Harmony animation project, formatted using XML. XSTAGE files are commonly referred to as Harmony scenes.
How do I open an .xstage file?
You can open an XSTAGE file in Toon Boom Harmony (Windows, Mac). To do so, select File → Open. Then, navigate to and open your XSTAGE file.