Imagine Object File
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The '''[[Imagine Object File]]''', or Form TDDD, is used for 3-D rendering data by the Impulse Imagine software for the Amiga and for x86 PCs. Data is stored in Amiga format, meaning that the multi-byte items are [[Endianness|big-endian]]. | The '''[[Imagine Object File]]''', or Form TDDD, is used for 3-D rendering data by the Impulse Imagine software for the Amiga and for x86 PCs. Data is stored in Amiga format, meaning that the multi-byte items are [[Endianness|big-endian]]. | ||
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The Imagine Object File, or Form TDDD, is used for 3-D rendering data by the Impulse Imagine software for the Amiga and for x86 PCs. Data is stored in Amiga format, meaning that the multi-byte items are big-endian.
