Script used by SPSS, an application for statistical analysis; stores instructions written using the Sax Basic language; used for automating repetitive tasks, such as opening and saving files and performing data transformations.

Each SPSS script is categorized into one of three types: Starter script: a template script included with the software that provides helpful code segments for users to learn scripting. Global script: a library script that can be referenced by any other script. Autoscript script: a script that is automatically run when certain trigger conditions are met in the software. NOTE: More recent versions of SPSS use .SPS files for scripts.

An SBS file contains a substance package created by Allegorithmic Substance Designer, a program used to create materials for use in 3D content, such as animations, special effects, and video games. It stores a graph with nodes that visually represent the properties of the 3D material. SBS files also include all the resources that make up the 3D material.

SBS file open in Allegorithmic Substance Designer 2018 SBS files can only be opened by Substance Designer and Substance Player. They are often referred to as "source files," which must be published, or "compiled," into .SBSAR files (substances) for use in other programs, such as Substance Painter, Unity, Unreal Engine 4, Maya, 3ds Max, or Cinema 4D. To publish a substance in Substance Designer, follow these steps: Select the SBS file in the Explorer. Click the "Publish" icon or right-click and select Export. Name the archive. Choose the compression and parameters exposure options. Click Ok.