DirectX Model File (.x)
The DirectX Model File, denoted as X, is a file format used primarily for storing 3D models, animations, and other graphical data. Introduced with DirectX 2.0, it supports both text and binary formats, allowing for efficient representation of complex 3D geometry and associated data. This format is extensively utilized by the Direct3D API for rendering graphics in applications and games. Its template-driven structure enables flexibility and extensibility in defining various graphical elements.