2 file types use the .rfl file extension.

What is an RFL file?

Component package for Reason, a song creation program that includes a virtual studio rack and an advanced sequencer; may contain patches, samples, song files, and .REX files; .WAV and .AIF files are compressed to about half their original file size when stored in ReFills (created using ReFill Packer).

Category: Audio Files

Ravenfield Map

An RFL file may also be a map used by Ravenfield, a single-player first-person shooter (FPS) game. It contains binary code that describes in-game terrain. Players can edit RFL files in Ravenfield's Map Editor.

Ravenfield is an army vs. army video game that allows players to lead their army against an AI opponent. The game's battles take place on a variety of maps that are loaded from RFL files.

If a player wants to edit an existing Ravenfield map, they can do so using the game's in-game Map Editor. If a player wants to create their own Ravenfield map, they can do so using the Ravenfield Tools package and Unity game editor.

You can open an RFL file in Ravenfield (Windows, Mac). To edit the map an RFL contains, open it in the game's Map Editor (by selecting Map Editor from the game's main menu). To use an RFL file as a game map, you should first load and save it in the Map Editor. Then, the RFL file will appear as a selectable map when you choose Play from Ravenfield's main menu.

Programs that open RFL files

Updated: June 16, 2021