Documentation for Sierra's original tools

[ZvikaZ]

Hi.

Do we have documentation for Sierra's original tools? (https://github.com/OmerMor/SCI16/tree/master/TOOLS)
I see there few docs for specific tools, but there are so many .exe files, it's hard to tell even what files does what...

Let's take a concrete, surprising, example - suppose I'd like to replace some voice for a message in Freddy Pharkas - could one of these tools help me? which one? how can I know, beside trial and error of everything with a name that looks related?

[lskovlun]

Of course knowing how to invoke a tool is one thing, actually being able to troubleshoot with it is quite another.

[Collector]

Some of them have basic help in the files themselves. At least syntax is often displayed by simply running the file with no parameters.

[OmerMor]

Hi.

Do we have documentation for Sierra's original tools? (https://github.com/OmerMor/SCI16/tree/master/TOOLS)
I see there few docs for specific tools, but there are so many .exe files, it's hard to tell even what files does what...

Let's take a concrete, surprising, example - suppose I'd like to replace some voice for a message in Freddy Pharkas - could one of these tools help me? which one? how can I know, beside trial and error of everything with a name that looks related?

I'd start from these threads:
SCI: http://sciprogramming.com/community/index.php?topic=1631
AGI: http://sciprogramming.com/community/index.php?topic=1814

IIRC they link to more tools, and I added some one-liners where I could.

Other than that - we're pretty much on our own. WYSIWYG.