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A TPL file is an image file format known as a Texture Palette Library (TPL), used by both Nintendo GameCube and Wii games to store textures, icons, and other graphical assets. Each TPL file can contain one or more images, along with data about their width, height, format, and color palette. The TPL format allows games to efficiently load and display graphics on hardware with limited memory, since palettes reduce the storage required for images.

On the GameCube, TPL files were commonly used to store textures for 3D models, user interface elements, and in-game menus. They served as a compact way to package multiple related images in a single file, helping the game engine access textures quickly during gameplay. The Wii continued to use the same format for similar purposes, including menu backgrounds, icons, and graphical elements in games like Mario Kart Wii and Super Smash Bros. Brawl.

TPL files are not meant to be opened. Instead, the Nintendo GameCube or Wii game loads the TPL file. However, players and modders may modify TPL files using specialized GameCube and Wii texture tools such as Wiimms SZS Tools or SZS Modifier.

A TPL file is a template used by HTTP File Server (HFS), a file sharing program used to send and receive files over HTTP. It contains HTML divided into sections that describe each part of an HTML page served to a requesting browser. TPL files are used by HFS to dynamically build HTML pages.

TPL files primarily store HTML but may also contain CSS and JavaScript. HFS takes the HTML (or CSS or JavaScript) code from TPL files that are categorized by sections with square brackets ([]). Some of the sections include style, link, comment, and upload. TPL files also include symbols surrounded by percentage signs (%) used to define each section.

To open and edit TPL files in HFS, you must be in "Expert mode" in HFS. To enter expert mode, select Menu → Other options → Switch to Expert mode. Once in expert mode, select Menu again then choose HTML template → Edit... or Change file....

OPMERKING: Templates are typically stored in the same folder as the hfs.exe file.

A TPL file is a drawing template created by select Canvas GFX applications, such as Canvas X Pro and Canvas X Draw, technical illustration programs. It contains preset graphics and settings for creating new drawings, such as diagrams or blueprints, with similar appearance and content.

You can open a TPL file with various Canvas GFX applications, including Canvas X Pro, Canvas X Draw, and Canvas X Geo.

For example, to open a TPL file with Canvas X Pro, select File → Open.... If the TPL file is saved in the default "Templates" folder in the program installation directory, you can select File → New from Template....

Various Canvas GFX applications, including Canvas X Pro, Canvas X Draw, and Canvas X Geo, can convert TPL files to other formats.

For example, Canvas X Pro can convert TPL files to many file types including the following formats:

• .CVXCAD - Canvas X Pro Drawing
• .CVX - Canvas Drawing
• .DWG - AutoCAD Drawing
• .DXF - Drawing Exchange Format
• .PSD - Photoshop Document Format
• .JPG - JPEG Image
• .PNG - Portable Network Graphic
• .GIF - Graphical Interchange Format
• .SVG - Scalable Vector Graphics File
• .EPS - Encapsulated PostScript
• .PDF - Portable Document Format

A TPL file is a settings file used by Adobe Photoshop, a program used to edit raster graphics. It contains preset information for a Photoshop tool, which may include a stroke width setting for the brush tool, a pattern for the fill tool, or another setting. TPL files are used for saving and reusing tool settings.

Tool presets can be accessed either through the Tool Presets panel (Window → Tool Presets) or by opening the Preset Manager by selecting Edit → Preset Manager... and then choosing "Tools" from the dropdown list.

A TPL file is a template used by Phorum, a PHP and MySQL-based open source message board system. It contains template code, which is mainly plain HTML mixed with Phorum custom template language that consists of simple statements. TPL files are used to display dynamic data generated by Phorum, such as search results, message information, and lists of private messages.

A TPL file is a template written in the Smarty 3 templating language, which is similar to HTML. It is used by PrestaShop e-commerce software to generate the HTML of a webpage to customize e-commerce-related pages visited by users, such as product, cart, and checkout pages.

You can open TPL files with any text editor, since the files are saved in plain text format. However, you may want to use a source code editor that supports the Smarty 3 templating language or allows you to install a plugin that supports the language to provide helpful coding features.

You can open TPL files with Microsoft Visual Studio Code in Windows, macOS, or Linux. Then, you can install the free "Smarty" extension to add support for syntax highlighting and snippets in the Smarty 3 templating language.

A TPL file is a project template created with GRAPHISOFT Archicad architectural designing software. It stores default settings for a project, project preferences, and elements placed in the project model. TPL files are similar to .PLN projects but are meant for saving settings to replicate the configuration of a project.

You can open an Archicad TPL template with GRAPHISOFT Archicad in Windows and macOS. To open a TPL file, select File → Open and choose the template you want to open. You can also select File → New and choose Create New Project from Template.

GRAPHISOFT Archicad can convert TPL templates to various file types, including the following formats:

• .PLN - Archicad Solo Project
• .PLA - Archicad Project Archive
• .DWG - AutoCAD Drawing
• .DXF - Drawing Exchange Format
• .IFC - Industry Foundation Classes File
• .C4D - Cinema 4D Model
• .3DS - 3D Studio Scene
• .SKP - SketchUp Document
• .OBJ - Wavefront 3D Object File
• .STL - Stereolithography File
• .PDF - Portable Document Format
• .JPG - JPEG Image

Print template created by TatukGIS Editor, a GIS mapping and data editing program; saves options for the Print dialog that are provided from the dialog's Template drop down list; can include options such as map positioning, legends, and minimap prints; allows different print layouts to be reused.