.TFRPROJ Bestandsextensie

theFrame is a free, cross-platform animation tool developed by Victor Tran and other contributors. It allows animators to create and edit simple animated scenes, before rendering and exporting those scenes as .MP4 or .WEBM video files.

When an animator creates a new theFrame project, the program saves that project as a TFRPROJ file. The TFRPROJ file is a plain text file that contains the data theFrame uses to animate a scene. For example, each element included in a theFrame animation is listed by name in that animation's TFRPROJ file, with a variety of data about that element (including its type, colors, and opacity) following its name.

You can open a TFRPROJ file (and view the animation it describes) in theFrame (cross-platform). To do so, open theFrame and select File → Open from the program's menu bar.

If you don't have access to theFrame or just want to view the plain text data contained within a TFRPROJ file, you can open it in any text editor, such as Microsoft Notepad (Windows), Apple TextEdit (Mac), or GitHub Atom (cross-platform).