How To Convert Rxe Files To Rbt

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Aug 27, 2015  RXE files are generated by the LEGO MINDSTORMS programming environment (also called NXT-G; it is based on LabVIEW but not equivalent). I tried to use the LEGO Mindstorms NXT that comes in the package but all it seems to know how to open are.rbt files. Thanks in advance for all your help. 0 Kudos Message 3 of 5. What is.rxe file.

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I'm sorry guys to bug you with this question but I am very very new to NXT (I just got mine 2 days ago) and I am curious about programming languages and files. I found this question about.rxe files and while I understand that this is the binary format, I am not sure I understand how to open them. In the last reply, James B. Wrote: RXE files are generated by the LEGO MINDSTORMS programming environment (also called NXT-G; it is based on LabVIEW but not equivalent).

These files contain binary data representing a MINDSTORMS program. To open them, you need the LEGO software. What LEGO software are you referring to? I tried to use the LEGO Mindstorms NXT that comes in the package but all it seems to know how to open are.rbt files. Thanks in advance for all your help.

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You're right -- my mistake. NXT-G (the LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT Software) stores its binary data in the RBT format. Once you have compiled one of those programs into bytecode and downloaded it to the NXT, the file on the NXT has the RXE extension.

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So, you can't 'open' an RXE file with any software. The only useful thing you can do is download it to an NXT and run it from there.

To correct my analogy: *.vi is the binary format for LabVIEW programs. *.rbt is the binary format for NXT-G programs.

*.exe are binary files that contain low-level (assembly) instructions that are only understood by Microsoft Windows. *.rxe are binary files that contain low-level (bytecode) instructions that are only understood by the NXT firmware.