FBI File
What are FBI files and how to open them
Are you having problems opening a FBI file or just wondering what they contain? We explain what these files are used for and show you software that we know can open or otherwise handle your files.
What is a FBI file?
FBI files have multiple uses, and FLIP Bitmap is one of them. Read more about the other uses further down the page.
FLIP Bitmap
We have not yet analyzed in detail what these files contain and what they are used for. We're working on it.
How to open FBI files
Important: Different programs may use files with the FBI file extension for different purposes, so unless you are sure which format your FBI file is, you may need to try a few different programs.
We have not yet verified any programs for Windows that work with this specific file format. If you know one, please use the 'Suggest a program' link below. Thanks!
Last updated: June 29, 2022
All known file formats using extension .FBI
While FLIP Bitmap is a popular type of FBI-file, we know of 3 different uses of the .FBI file extension. Different software may use files with the same extension for different types of data.
Spring Engine Unit Info
These FBI files contain the unit info used in Spring Engine, a game engine for real-time strategy video games. Third-party units can be imported into your Total Annihilation, a real-time strategy video game.
We have not yet verified any programs for Windows that work with this specific file format. If you know one, please use the 'Suggest a program' link below. Thanks!
More file formats using the FBI extension
Through our research of FBI files, we know that the following formats exist. However, we have not yet analyzed them in detail.
- Total Annihilation Main Unit Definition
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