SCI Resource Viewer v1

[Collector]

The SCI Resource Viewer page seems to be down, so I am posting it here for anyone that wants it.

[MusicallyInspired]

Interesting. It actually says version 1. Is this a newer version than I have? The one I have doesn't have a version number. The CLI tools are also bundled with mine.

[Collector]

Can you post what you have?

[MusicallyInspired]

http://brandonblume.commerceculture.co. ... viewer.zip

[Collector]

Thanks, I already had that earlier version of the GUI version, but did not have any of the command line versions.

[MusicallyInspired]

So the one you posted IS newer? Do you know what changes were made? I know that from my conversations with the author he had not played Torin's Passage and there was no support for viewing its resources. Was that possibly added?

[Collector]

You can view Torrin's with the version that I posted.

[MusicallyInspired]

Right on! The appended "Version 1" must mean that all SCI games are now supported then.

[Akril]

Thank you for posting a copy of SCI Viewer here, Collector. I hope the official site is back up soon.

[Collector]

Thank you for posting a copy of SCI Viewer here, Collector. I hope the official site is back up soon.

No problem. If he doesn't put his page up again, I'll just put up a page for it on SHP, rather than just this thread. If anyone has contact information for the author, I can offer him some space on SHP for any SCI projects he may have.

[Tawmis]

I would love to see a page here with that info...

[Collector]

Even if he cannot be contacted, I can put up a page of SCI tools links and in the case of some that no longer have a home page, a download.

[DeadPoolX]

Maybe I'm out of the loop, but what does the SCI Resource Viewer actually do?

[Collector]

It allows you to open up the resources of the SCI games to see and extract backgrounds, sprites, scripts, music and sounds, etc. Take a look at Akril's site for images that she has extracted from some games.

[DeadPoolX]

It allows you to open up the resources of the SCI games to see and extract backgrounds, sprites, scripts, music and sounds, etc. Take a look at Akril's site for images that she has extracted from some games.

Okay, I have to admit: That's really cool.