SPR files exist as 2 different types. Please find information about each of them below.
Type 1: Half-Life Sprite
The SPR file format stores 2D sprites for GoldSrc games like Half-Life. It extends the Quake SPR format with a color palette and translucency. We can view, edit, convert, merge, split and compare SPR ...
The SPR file format stores 2D sprites for GoldSrc games like Half-Life. It extends the Quake SPR format with a color palette and translucency. We can view, edit, convert, merge, split and compare SPR files online for free without installing anything.
FoxPro uses the SPR extension for generated source code from forms. The compiled version uses SPX. This format is obsolete now.
The SPR file extension represents small bitmapped images of characters or objects in Half-Life. The files use a proprietary format and locate in the Half-Life valve/sprites folder.
Three programs relate to the SPR extension, categorized as either Raster Image Files or Executable Files, mainly as Half-Life Sprite Files. SPR files work on Windows and Linux. They have low popularity, so many devices don’t contain them.
The SPR extension comes from Half-Life Sprite File developed by Wrench Software’s Sprite Explorer. It is popular in China, especially with Windows 10 and Chrome users.
Programs that support the SPR extension can open SPR files that don’t open. If that fails, solutions exist for problems working with this new extension.
Sprites as 2D images and animations in games save as Half Life Sprite files with the SPR extension. Compatible programs include Half Life Sprite Viewer.
The SPR Raster Image File extension represents Half-Life Sprite Data. Half-Life is a 1998 first person shooter by Valve Corporation for Windows.
The SPR game data file relates to Half-Life, a 1998 first person shooter by Valve Corporation for Windows. Visit Valve’s website for more on the SPR format and Half-Life.
Executable file created by FoxPro database program. Contains code to run screen code within the application. Generated from information within a FoxPro form file. SPR files created by FoxPro. Can be r...
Executable file created by FoxPro database program. Contains code to run screen code within the application. Generated from information within a FoxPro form file. SPR files created by FoxPro. Can be run within Visual FoxPro.
FoxPro replaced by Visual FoxPro. Visual FoxPro also runs generated screen programs. Compiled form uses SPX file extension instead. SPR file format marked as obsolete.
Free online apps allow viewing, editing, converting, merging, splitting, and comparing SPR files without installing anything.
SPR files related to Half-Life Sprite File format and Raster Image Files. Supported by Windows and Linux. Not present on most devices.
A SPR file contains generated source code from the form, not executable data. Visual FoxPro also runs generated screen programs. Compiled form uses SPX file extension instead. SPR format marked as obsolete.
If no software supports SPR files, first download and install it. Apps listed support SPR files. After installing software, system usually automatically associates SPR files. If not, manually select software to always open SPR files.
Valve Hammer Editor
Half-Life SDK
Microsoft Visual FoxPro