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.sta File Extension

File Type 1MAME Saved State File

Developer The MAME Team
Category Game files
File Format Binary

.STA Type 1

File created by a MAME arcade video game emulation program; contains a "frozen" state of the emulated arcade machine at a particular time during gameplay; used for saving and loading games.

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Saved state files differ from in-game saved games, which only stores the current in-game progress, not the entire state of the game running on the machine.

Programs that open STA files

Windows
MAME
ExtraMAME
Linux
MAME
Macintosh
MacMAME
MAME OS X

File Type 2Adobe Photoshop Match Color Image Statistics File

Developer Adobe Systems
Category Data files
File Format Binary

.STA Type 2

Data file used by Adobe Photoshop, an application used primarily for editing raster graphics; stores values used to compute a color match and adjust an image; can be used for matching colors between multiple images, layers, or selections.

Programs that open STA files
Windows
Adobe Photoshop
Macintosh
Adobe Photoshop

File Type 3ABAQUS Status File

Developer ABAQUS
Category Data files
File Format N/A

.STA Type 3

Stores the status of increment summaries written by ABAQUS using the analysis option; ABAQUS is data analysis program used for finite element analysis (FEA); examples of uses for ABAQUS include static and dynamic stress calculation, heat transfer and thermal stress, mass diffusion, and fracture mechanics analysis.

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ABAQUS is available in the following versions:

  1. ABAQUS/Standard - for traditional implicit finite element analyses
  2. ABAQUS/Explicit - for transient dynamics and quasi-static analyses
  3. ABAQUS/CAE - for modeling and visualizing environments
Programs that open STA files
Windows
ABAQUS software suite
Linux
ABAQUS software suite

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