CP77Tools VS WolvenKit

A precursor to WolvenKit, CP77Tools was developed to by rfuzzo to unpack cyberpunk archives and source materials. It was merged into Wolvenkit.

Or for non-audio tutorial: https://github.com/WolvenKit/CP77Tools

I just used WolvenKit to unpack the game's archives and looked at the files and folders inside.

I also like the Eurodyne version of A Like Supreme, but Soundcloud doesn't have it. I wish there's a full audio rip of the game somewhere. Apparently it's possible to do it yourself (https://github.com/WolvenKit/CP77Tools), but I don't have the PC version of the game.

CP77Tools Releases

You'll need CP77Tools, it will extract all the files from the .archive files

https://github.com/WolvenKit/CP77Tools Used this, might be able to help you

Latest version Wolvenkit

CP77Tools is legit (it now goes by the name of Wolvenkit Console and the github page for it is here: https://github.com/WolvenKit/WolvenKit/releases)

rfuzzo and Traderain(with help of several dozen other contributors) made Wolvenkit.

As for the SDK, there is Wolvenkit. It works for cyberpunk partialy, as i could not find some files. It is fun to look at some stuff though.

There was a phase during my datamining ventures when I didn't enjoy reading the scene files much. As someone who was freshly recruited the WolvenKit whose role was to contribute as much as possible in the hopes of creating a working quest editor for the community made modding tools, I was laughed at by the team members if I got caught sharing snippets from scene files using EditPad Lite or Visual Studio Code. Because the proper way of doing it (at the time) was to fire up 010 Editor and use alphaZomega's CR2W_CP77.bt template, but reading dialogues using it always felt tiresome. Thank GOD that there are better ways for reading scene files now.

We have just released Wolvenkit 8.2.1 ! Github Release

For example Cyberpunk 2077 got released recently and it barely works on Linux, plus the newly released modding tool for it doesn't work on it either.