.RGS File Extension

Script used by ATL (Active Template Library) C++ projects, Microsoft Visual Studio, Flexera InstallShield, and other software development and deployment programs; contains code that registers the software with Windows.

Registry scripts are often built into .DLL files, which subsequently are used to add, remove, or alter the Windows registry when an application is installed.

A RGS file is a scene created for use in a video game developed using the Rg3d game engine. It contains models, textures, music, and other elements that comprise the scene. Developers create RGS files using rusty editor, a scene editor for Rg3d.

Rg3d is a 2D and 3D game engine written in the Rust programming language. Developers using Rg3d can create locations, or scenes, for their games' levels using rusty editor. Rusty editor allows developers to import a variety of assets, including 2D and 3D models, textures, sounds, particle effects, etc., and combine those assets into scenes.

After a developer has finished creating their scene in rusty editor, they can import the scene into their video game. To do so, the developer must load the scene as a standard model resource or use the Scene::from_file method.

You can open an RGS file in rusty editor (cross-platform). Doing so will show a preview of the scene your RGS file contains and allow you to edit the scene.