FL files exist as 2 different types. Please find information about each of them below.
Type 1: Freelancer Saved Game File
We have free online apps to view, edit, convert, merge, split, compare FL files without installing anything. Click the links to see details.
The FL file extension has two file types, primarily the F...
We have free online apps to view, edit, convert, merge, split, compare FL files without installing anything. Click the links to see details.
The FL file extension has two file types, primarily the Freelancer Saved Game format, associated with Freelancer and one other program. Most FL files are game files or encoded files. You can view and sometimes edit these files. FL files are not very common.
An FL file contains a Freelancer game state. It saves player progress to resume later. Freelancer is discontinued. Another FL file type is a Flash project from the discontinued Adobe Flash Builder Eclipse add-on.
You need Freelancer to open FL files. Without it, you’ll get an error. Try right-clicking if you can’t open the file.
Two file types use .fl: Freelancer Saved Games and FLUID GUI Designs. FL files contain saved Freelancer game states to save and load progress.
The fl file extension is also used in the Freelancer game from Microsoft. It contains saved positions.
On Linux, right-click the file and choose Open with to select a program. On iPhone, tap the file and choose an app to open it. Alternatively, save the file and open in the Files app.
An FL file may be a GUI design created by FLUID tool in FLTK. It has FLTK source code for UI elements. Developers use FLUID to create GUIs visually using FLTK widgets. FLUID projects are saved as FL f...
An FL file may be a GUI design created by FLUID tool in FLTK. It has FLTK source code for UI elements. Developers use FLUID to create GUIs visually using FLTK widgets. FLUID projects are saved as FL files having FLTK code.
FL files are text-only. They can be opened in a text editor. FLUID can compile an FL file into a .CXX file and .H file. The .CXX file defines objects from the FL file. The .H file declares globals. FLUID also supports localization of labels using GNU gettext or POSIX catgets.
FLTK is a cross-platform C++ UI toolkit. It includes FLUID – a visual GUI builder. Developers use FLUID to edit GUIs with FLTK widgets. FLUID saves projects as FL files having FLTK source code. FL files should be compiled into .CXX and .H before use in a program.
The .FL extension is used for FLUID FLTK source code files. FLUID is a GUI editor to write FLTK source code visually. It saves projects as text-based .FL files. These can be opened in text editors or compiled by FLUID into C++ source code files.
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FLTK (Fast Light Toolkit)