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- <h1>.tgf - control handle graphs</h1>
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- A .tgf file contains a graph of describing a set of control handles/structures:
- point controls, bones of a skelton and cages made of "cage edges".
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- The first part of the file consists of lines regarding each vertex of the graph. Each line reads:
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- <pre><code>[index] [x] [y] [z] [undocument optional data]</code></pre>
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- Indices begin with 1 and should proceed in order.
- Then there should be a line with a sole:
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- <pre><code>#</code></pre>
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- The next section concerns the edges of the graph. Each line corresponds to an edge:
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- <pre><code>[source index] [dest index] [is bone] [is pseudo-edge] [is cage edge] [undocument other data]</code></pre>
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- Bone edges trump pseudo and cage edges.
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- <p>See also: <a href=.>file formats</a></p>
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