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I have developed a few tools that let you modify or create SCUMM ''V5'' resources:
I have developed a few tools that let you modify or create SCUMM ''V5'' resources:
* ScummSpeaks - making use of ScummTr, allows you to map sounds in a MONSTER.SOU file (either compressed through ScummVM tools, or uncompressed original format) to lines of text. You can also use it to manipulate MONSTER.SOU files. Currently being used for a project to add speech to Monkey Island (which is really its only use).
* Scummbler - compiles SCUMM V3, 4, and 5 scripts from the text scripts based on descumm's output. This makes it relatively easy to modify existing script resources in a game.
* ScummPacker - extract & repack the resource files of SCUMM V5 games. You can add new content to games.
* ScummPacker - extract & repack the resource files of SCUMM V5 games. You can add new content to games, such as scripts created with Scummbler, or backgrounds created with SCUMM Image Encoder.
* SCUMM Image Encoder (mi2img) - convert between background resources extracted by ScummPacker and PNG files.
* ScummSpeaks - making use of ScummTr, allows you to map sounds in a MONSTER.SOU file (compressed through ScummVM tools) to lines of text. Useful for re-dubbing translated games, or adding speech to sounds that did not originally have it.
* Scummbler - assembler for SCUMM scripts. v1 is utter rubbish; I've started v2 again from scratch, with the aim of being able to assemble any script output from ScummVM's descumm.
* SCUMM Image Encoder (mi2img) - convert between background resources extracted by ScummPacker and PNG files. It can only encode "lossless" backgrounds with a limited palette (around 160 colours).


These are all made in Python. You can find them on [http://www.jestarjokin.net/ my website].
These are all made in Python. You can find them on [http://www.jestarjokin.net/ my website].
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