ScummVM Tools README
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This is a collection of various tools that may be useful to use in conjunction
with ScummVM. Please note that this module is not always in-sync with the latest
STABLE version of ScummVM.

This means that although a tool may support a feature, certain
ScummVM versions may not. ScummVM 0.6.x does not support FLAC audio, for
example.

The extraction and compression tools can either be run from the command line or
using the GUI wizard. All other tools are only available in command line.

The command line executable for the compression and extraction tools can be
invoked with the following syntax:
scummvm-tools-cli [audio params] [params] [-o output] [extract|compress] <inputfile>

This will auto-detect the tool to use depending on the input file(s). You can hint
which tool to use by specifying if you want to extract or compress data.
Alternatively you can give the name of the tool to use:
scummvm-tools-cli --tool <tool name> [audio params] [params] [-o output] <inputfile>


You can get a list of the supported tools using --list:
scummvm-tools-cli --list


[audio params] is used for compression tools to define which audio format to
compress to. Use --mp3, --flac or --vorbis first to select a special format,
default is MP3. Then you can give additional information such as the bit rate
you want to use. Use --help to get the list of all the options you can use:
scummvm-tools-cli --help <tool name>

This will also list additional options that each tool might support.

Use the -o or --output flag to specify the output file or directory. By default
most tools will output to the directory out/ relative to the input file.

Extraction Tools:
        extract_agos
                Extracts the packed files used in the Amiga and AtariST
                versions of Elvira 1/2, Waxworks and Simon the Sorcerer 1.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool extract_agos <infile 1> ... <infile n>

        extract_asylum
                Extracts Sanitarium resource packs.

                If resourceindex is provided, only that resource is extracted.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool extract_asylum [-o outputdir] [-R resourceindex] <inputfile>

        extract_cge
                Unpacks Soltys and Sfinx game data files.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool extract_cge [-o outputdir] <inputfile>

        pack_cge
               Packs Soltys and Sfinx game data files.

               Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool pack_cge [-o outputdir] <inputdir>

        extract_cine
                Unpacks Delphine's Cinematique engine's archive files.

                Should work at least with Future Wars and Operation Stealth.
                It seems to work also with Cruise for a Corpse. It accepts only
                one input file. This may be either one of the archive file, in
                which case only this file is unpacked, or the 'vol.cnf' file,
                in which case all archive files listed in the 'vol.cnf' file are
                unpacked.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool extract_cine [-o outputdir] <infile>

        extract_cruise_pc
                Unpack the E1, E4 and E5 files found in some versions of
                Cruise for a Corpse. To extract the D1 to D5 files, use the
                extract_cine tool instead.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool extract_cruise_pc [-o outputdir] <infile>

        extract_cryo
               Extracts Lost Eden archives.

               Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool extract_cryo [-o outputdir] <infile>

        extract_gob_stk
                Extracts data files from STK/ITK files from Coktel Vision
                games.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool extract_gob_stk [-o outputdir] <infile>

        extract_hdb
               Extracts Hyperspace Delivery Boy! archives.

               Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool extract_hdb [-o outputdir] <hyperspace.msd>

        extract_kyra
                Unpacks .PAK files from Kyrandia games.

                It is also able to extract the installer package files from
                Hand of Fate DOS floppy version. You should make sure you got
                all WESTWOOD.### files for that, since they are one big package
                file splitted into several, so with -x you will extract *all*
                files from the installer files.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool extract_kyra -x [-o outputdir] <infile>

                NOTE: Takes some additional arguments, run extract_kyra --help
                for details.

        extract_loom_tg16
                Extracts data files from the PC-Engine version of Loom.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool extract_loom_tg16 [-o outputdir] <infile>

                NOTE: See https://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php?title=HOWTO-LoomTG16
                for instructions on how to dump the code tracks on the CD.

        extract_mm_apple
                Extracts data files from the Apple II version of Maniac
                Mansion.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool extract_mm_apple [-o outputdir] <disk1.dsk> <disk2.dsk>

        extract_mm_c64
                Extracts data files from the Commodore 64 version of Maniac
                Mansion.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool extract_mm_c64 [-o outputdir] <disk1.d64> <disk2.d64>

        extract_mm_nes
                Extracts data files from the NES version of Maniac Mansion.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool extract_mm_nes [-o outputdir] <infile.PRG>

                NOTE: Japanese version is _not_ supported.

        extract_parallaction
                Extracts the contents of archives used in Nippon Safes.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool extract_parallaction [--small] [-o outputdir] <infile>

        extract_scumm_mac
                Extracts Macintosh "single file" SCUMM games into their
                component parts, for use with ScummVM.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool extract_scumm_mac [-o outputdir] <infile>

                NOTE: This is required for ScummVM up to version 0.6.x; all
                later versions directly support reading this file format.

        extract_zak_c64
                Extracts data files from the Commodore 64 version of Zak
                McKracken.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool extract_zak_c64 [-o outputdir] <disk1.d64> <disk2.d64>

Compression Tools:
        compress_agos
                Used to compress the Feeble Files or Simon the Sorcerer 1/2
                voc/wav files to MP3, Vorbis or FLAC.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool compress_agos --vorbis -q 7 SIMON2.WAV

                NOTE: Specify --mac for the mac version (obviously).
                Default output is input with changed extension.

        compress_gob
                Compresses Gobliiins! data files.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool compress_gob [-o outputpath] -f <conf_file>

                <conf file> is a .gob file generated by extract_gob_stk.
                -f forces compression for all files.
                The stick archive (STK/ITK/LTK/JTK) will be created in the directory
                specified by the '-o' parameter.

        compress_kyra
                Used to compress The Legend of Kyrandia, The Legend of
                Kyrandia: Hand of Fate, The Legend of Kyrandia: Malcolm's
                Revenge and Lands of Lore: The Throne of Chaos audio files
                with MP3, Vorbis or FLAC.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool compress_kyra <flags here> input/GEMCUT.VRM

                You have to keep the file extension the tool will append
                else it will NOT work. Use it as shown above, copy all speech
                files to a directory and let the tool put the output file in
                another directory.

        compress_queen
                Used to rebuild the datafile of Flight of the Amazon Queen,
                and allow optional MP3, Vorbis or FLAC compression.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool compress_queen [mode params] [-o outputfile] queen.1

                Default output file is "queen.1c"

        compress_saga
                Used to compress SAGA engine digital sound files to MP3, Vorbis
                or FLAC.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool compress_saga [mode params] [-o outputfile] <infile>

                Where <infile> is the sound file you wish to compress, without
                the extension.
                Default output file is input file with the extensions ".cmp"

                For Inherit the Earth, the digital music (music.rsc), speech
                (voices.rsc or "Inherit the Earth voices") and sound effects
                (sounds.rsc) files can be compressed. For I have no Mouth, the
                speech (voices*.res) files can be compressed.

                The compressed files have the ".cmp" extension. Once compressed,
                you only need the respective .cmp files.

                Note: There is no compression support yet for the following
                versions:
                - The Mac CD Guild version of Inherit the Earth (uses MacBinary
                  *.bin files).
                - The unsupported early DOS demo of Inherit the Earth.

        compress_sci
                Used to compress Sierra resource.aud/.sfx and AUDIO001.002
                audio files with MP3, Vorbis or FLAC. This tool is NOT
                compatible with the newer SCI32 games yet.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool compress_sci [mode params] [-o outputfile] <infile>

                The name of the output file is required. Use a temporary name,
                and after the tool finishes compressing it, replace the original
                uncompressed file with the compressed one. So, if for example
                your original audio resource file is resource.aud, you can use
                a temporary name like resource.tmp. Then, move the original
                resource.aud file elsewhere and rename resource.tmp to
                resource.aud.

        compress_scumm_bun
                Used to compress '.bun' music/voice files with MP3, Vorbis
                or FLAC.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool compress_scumm_bun [mode params] [-o outputfile] <infile>

                Default outputfile is inputfile with the extension ".bun".

                Note: For "The Curse of Monkey Island", FLAC compression will
                produce larger files than in the original game.

        compress_scumm_san
                Compresses '.san' smush animation files. It uses lossless
                zlib for compressing FOBJ gfx chunks inside a san file.
                It can also create a separate Ogg file with the audio track.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool compress_scumm_san [mode params] [-o outputfile] <infile>

                Default output is inputfile with the extension ".san".

                In order to use such compressed files, your ScummVM binary
                must have been built with zlib support enabled (you can find
                out whether that's the case by looking at the About dialog).
                For the Ogg or MP3 compression feature, your ScummVM binary
                naturally must have been built with Ogg or MP3 support enabled.

                NOTE: For some '.san' files there is a corresponding '.flu'
                file, which contains offsets into the '.san' file. Hence, the
                compress_scumm_san has to modify the '.flu' file. This happens
                automatically, if the '.san' and '.flu' files are in the
                same directory (which is normally the case). If you want to
                move the '.san' files before compressing them, make sure to
                move the '.flu' files, too!

        compress_scumm_sou
                Used to compress .sou files to .so3 (MP3), .sog (Vorbis),
                or .sof (FLAC).

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool compress_scumm_sou [mode params] [-o outpufile] <infile>
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --mp3 MONSTER.SOU

                Default output file is inputfile with changed extensions,
                depending on the compression method used.

        compress_sword1
                Used to compress Broken Sword 1's music and speech .clu files
                to .cl3 (MP3), .clg (Vorbis) or .clf (FLAC).

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool compress_sword1 --vorbis -q 7 BS1/swordres.rif

                NOTE: Only the PC and Mac versions are currently supported.
                The PSX version is not supported by this tool.

        compress_sword2
                Used to compress Broken Sword 2's music and speech .clu
                files to .cl3 (MP3), .clg (Vorbis) or .clf (FLAC).

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool compress_sword2 [params] <file>

                NOTE: FLAC compression will produce larger files than the original!
                This is because the original files already use lossy compression.

        compress_tinsel
                Used to compress tinsel .smp files.

                The corresponding .idx file must be part of the command.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool compress_tinsel [mode_params] [-o outputfile] <infile.smp> <infile.idx>
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool compress_tinsel --vorbis -q 9 ENGLISH.SMP ENGLISH.IDX

        compress_touche
                Used to compress and pack Touche speech files ('Vxxx' and
                'OBJ') to MP3, Vorbis or FLAC to a single file named
                TOUCHE.SO3 (MP3), TOUCHE.SOG (Vorbis) or TOUCHE.SOF (FLAC).

                Once compressed, only TOUCHE.DAT and TOUCHE.SOx files are
                required to play the game under ScummVM.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool compress_touche [mode params] [-o outputfile] <inputdir>

                NOTE: Default outputfile is TOUCHE.* (depending on the compression method).
                Files in the input folder should be uppercase.

        compress_tucker
                Used to compress sound and speech files from AUDIO/FX/MUSIC/SPEECH
                directories to a single file named TUCKER.SO3 (MP3), TUCKER.SOG
                (Vorbis) or TUCKER.SOF (FLAC).

                Once compressed, the four directories are not required to play
                the game under ScummVM anymore.

                Example of usage:
                ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool compress_tucker [mode params] [-o outputfile] <inputdir>

                NOTE: Default outputfile is TUCKER.SOx (depending on the compression method).
                Files in the input folder should be uppercase.

Script Tools:
        decine
                Decompiles Delphine's Cinematique engine's scripts.
                Should work at least with Future Wars and Operation Stealth.

                Example of usage:
                decine [type] [version] [filename]
                type: -prc or -rel (Use -prc for *.prc-files, -rel for *.rel-files)
                version: -v1 or -v2 (Use -v1 for Future Wars, -v2 for Operation Stealth)
                filename: The name of the script file to decode.

        degob
                Decompiles TOT scripts used in Coktel Vision games.

                Example of usage:
                degob <version> <file.tot> [<file.ext>] [<commun.ext>]

                "<version>" describes from which game the script file
                was taken and is one of "Gob1", "Gob2", "Gob3", "Ween",
                "Bargon", "Fascination, "Lost", "Woodruff", "Dynasty"
                and "Urban".

                If the script file calls loadMult(), the script file's
                EXT file must be supplied on the command line as well;
                some script files also require a commun.ext. degob throws
                an error to let you know if any of the two should be the
                case.

        dekyra
                Basic script disassembler for Legend of Kyrandia games.

        descumm
                Decompiles SCUMM scripts.

        desword2
                Disassembles Broken Sword II scripts.


Encoder Tools:
        encode_dxa [params] <file>

                Creates DXA file out of extracted Smacker video.

                To extract a video use RAD Game Tools and perform 2 passes
                on it. For example, if your video is called 'intro.smk':

                1. Extract the video to PNG, 256 colors (choose PNG format
                and tick the checkbox). It will create a bunch of files named
                'introXXX.png', where XXX is frame number. Make sure you have
                extracted 256 colors PNGs, otherwise encode_dxa will complain.

                2. Extract the audio to WAV format, you will get an
                'intro.wav' file.

                3. Put files 'intro.smk', 'intro.wav' and 'intro*.png' into a
                single directory.

                4. Run `encode_dxa intro.smk` in that directory.

                5. You will get an intro.dxa file and intro.flac/mp3/ogg file
                in result.

                Additionally you may use the batch processing mode of SMK files
                in RAD Game Tools. Just select more than one file and push the
                'Convert' button. It will ask you either you want them
                processed in batch mode and will do this for you. All buttons
                and conversion options work the same.

        convert_dxa.bat

                To ease your life we also provide batch files to autoconvert
                all files. It should work with any game version.

                1. Copy *.smk files from all CDs to some directory.

                2. Edit paths in convert_dxa.bat file.

                3. Run the batch. If you set everything correct, it will be
                an almost unattended conversion.
                Just for several files which don't have audio, RAD Game Tools
                converter will ask you to press OK.

        convert_dxa.sh

                Same as the above convert_dxa.bat, just for *nix-based systems.
                It uses FFmpeg to extract Smacker videos.

Other Tools:
        extract_loom_tg16.sh
                UNIX shell script used to extract the game data and audio from
                the PC-Engine Loom CD.

                It uses cdrdao, bchunk and - optionally - flac to extract the
                data needed for the final extraction by scumm-tools-cli. Use
                The --help parameter for a list of options.

        pack_bladerunner
                Used to combine Blade Runner CDFRAMES.DAT files into HDFRAMES.DAT.

                1. Copy CDFRAMES.DAT files from CDs 1-4 to the same directory
                but name them CDFRAMES1.DAT - CDFRAMES4.DAT respectively.

                2. Run the tool:
                  ./scummvm-tools-cli --tool pack_bladerunner [-o outputfile] <inputdir>/CDFRAMES1.DAT

                3. Copy the resulting HDFRAMES.DAT file to the game directory.
