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by lifthrasiir
388 days ago
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It is clearly a composite file format [1]: > Acorn’s native file format is used to losslessly store layer data, editable text, layer filters, an optional composite of the image, and various metadata. Its advantage over other common formats such as PNG or JPEG is that it preserves all this native information without flattening the layer data or vector graphics. As I've mentioned, this is a good use case for SQLite as a container. But ZIP would work equally well here. [1] https://flyingmeat.com/acorn/docs/technotes/ACTN002.html |
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