Found 2 records for the .FLI file extension name
There are 1 other file types with the "FLI" extension name:
.fli - Tex font library (EmTeX)
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file extension FLI - Autodesk Animator FLIC animation old format
File extension FLI description:
Autodesk Animator animation old format (AutoDesk FLIC format)This is the format developed by AutoDesk that is designed for storing brief animations. FLI is limited to images 320 by 200 pixels and allows a palette of 256 colors (although the palette can be changed from line to line to give more colors per frame). FLI is based on a fixed frame rate specified in "ticks per frame" (there are 70 ticks per second), and has an implicit 6:5 aspect ratio. In theory, all FLI animations must loop, but in practice this requirement is often ignored. The image data in FLI files is compressed using a Run-length compression scheme. This is suitable for animations, but is inappropriate for videos or dithered images. The FLI format has largely been superseded by its close cousin, (but more flexible) FLC format.
Flic-movie (Corel)
Mime: video/fli
Mime: video/x-fli
Associated applications to file extension FLI:
Company / developer:
Autodesk, Inc.
Autodesk Animator was a 2D animation and painting program created in 1989 by Yost Group for Autodesk (makers of AutoCAD and 3D Studio Max) and ran on a PC under MS-DOS.
The program was considered to be ground breaking in the field of computer animation when it was initially released and was very popular in the late 1980s and the early 1990s. eventually the development on the product ended and it became no longer supported by Autodesk.
Animator gave the ability to do cel animation (creating each frame as an individual picture, much like traditional Disney animation), "Animator Studio" also had tweening features (transforming one shape into another by letting the computer draw each in-between shape onto a separate frame).
While "Animator" and "Animator Pro" supported only the input and output of FLI and FLC animation files, "Animator Studio" supported also the input and output of the AVI animation format.