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FIG is a file format used primarily by Xfig, a vector graphics editor for Unix-like systems. These files store drawings as scalable vector graphics, which means they can be resized without losing quality. Xfig has been favored by engineers and designers since the late 1980s for creating simple diagrams and technical illustrations.
The FIG format is a plain text file that describes the properties and coordinates of graphical elements in a structured layout. It uses a coordinate system based on points, and each element has attributes such as color, fill style, and line thickness. Due to its simplicity, FIG files are easy to parse and can be manually edited if needed, which is a rare feature among vector graphics formats.
FIG files support various shapes like lines, splines, polygons, and text, making them versatile for different types of diagrams. They can be exported to other formats such as EPS, SVG, or PDF for wider compatibility. Interestingly, Xfig and its FIG format have been maintained by a dedicated open-source community for decades, preserving its usefulness in modern workflows.
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