A .NET library and associated tools which provide a simple Windows-based interface for browsing and manipulating the resource files of games that are compatible with Sierra On-Line's LSCI version of their Creative Interpreter.
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Code Search: I've just committed some changes that implement a simple bytecode search feature. It has proved quite helpful so far, although it does have a few bugs. It occasionally returns false positives, and it doesn't seem to find certain instructions very well if at all ('pushi' comes to mind). The latter may be caused by a flaw in the current Vocab.998 implementation. Stack Simulation: The latest revision also includes Machine.cs. This is the beginning of a new system for decoding byte code (and should solve some of the issues in the search function as well.) With this new system many of the stack intensive instructions will be translated automatically into more meaningful forms.
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