When launching Loopstream, it will generate a LoopstreamTools folder
in its working directory. This folder is the template for that.

In order to embed this folder into Loopstream.exe, it must be
compressed into an archive which becomes an "Embedded Resource".

Here's how it works:

When Loopstream is launched, it looks for "../../tools". If found,
it will create "../../res/tools.dfc" with the folder's contents.
This file is flagged as an Embedded Resource in Visual Studio,
so the embedded tools.dfc in Loopstream.exe will be replaced
the next time you launch Loopstream from Visual Studio.

So basically modify stuff in this folder, launch Loopstream from
Visual Studio, and whenever someone runs the new version of your
Loopstream.exe in a folder that doesn't have LoopstreamTools
it'll be created with the junk thats in this directory!