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@@ -99,31 +99,20 @@ is the equivalent to<br>
 | -s \[key] | --secret-key \[key] | AWS S3/Alibaba OSS secret key or Azure account key   |
 | -t \[num threads] | --thread-count \[num threads] | [Number of threads](#threadsDesc) to use when converting, default is 1 |
 | -x | --drop-dxt | Don't write DXT textures |
+|  | --endpoint-url | Endpoint url for S3 compatible services |
+| | --aws-profile | AWS Profile in ```%USERPROFILE%\.aws\credentials``` |
 
-## Examples <a name="Examples"></a> 
-Examples can be found [here](i3s_converter_examples.md), which show various uses of the i3s_converter.
-
-## Conversion and Extraction
-#### Filesystem
-To convert an slpk to filesystem (*.eslpk)
-- ```i3s_converter.exe --convert <path-to-slpk> -d <output-directory> -t <num-threads>```
-
-To extract an slpk to filesystem (*.eslpk)
-- ```i3s_converter.exe --extract <path-to-slpk> -d <output-directory>```
 
-#### Cloud
-To convert an slpk to cloud (*.i3srest)
- - ```  i3s_converter.exe --convert <path-to-slpk> -d <scheme>://<bucket-or-container> -a <access-key> -s <secret-key> -r <s3-or-alibaba-region> -t <num-threads>```
 
-Usage for converting an slpk to cloud
-- ```i3s_converter.exe --extract <path-to-slpk> -d <scheme>://<bucket-or-container> -a <access> -s <secret-key> -r <s3-or-alibaba-region>```
-
-Supported schemes:
+### Supported cloud schemes:
 - AWS S3:          s3
 - Azure Blob: az
 - Alibaba OSS:     oss
 
 
+## Examples <a name="Examples"></a> 
+Examples can be found [here](i3s_converter_examples.md), which show various uses of the i3s_converter.
+
 ## Notes <a name="Notes"></a>
 
 - Only the first 10 warnings/errors are output to the command line.
diff --git a/i3s_converter/i3s_converter_examples.md b/i3s_converter/i3s_converter_examples.md
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@@ -14,9 +14,12 @@ In all the of following examples, we will assume a working directory of ```C:\Us
 [Create ETC2 textures](#createETC2)<br>
 [Drop DXT textures](#dropDXT)<br>
 [Drop normals](#dropNormals)<br>
+[Convert slpk to filesystem (eslpk)](#convertFilesystem)<br>
+[Extract slpk to filesystem (eslpk)](#extractFilesystem)<br>
 [Convert to cloud format (i3srest)](#convertCloud)<br>
 [Extract to cloud (i3srest)](#extractCloud)<br>
-[Convert and extract to cloud](#convertAndExtract)
+[Convert and extract to cloud](#convertAndExtract)<br>
+[Validate using AWS profile](#validateWithAws)
 
 -------------------------------------
 
@@ -61,14 +64,34 @@ present.
 ```i3s_converter.exe -u myFile.slpk -n```<br>
 This command performs a conversion and drops all normals.  Client will recreate these normals. 
 
+### Convert to filesystem (eslpk)<a name = "convertFilesystem"></a>
+```i3s_converter.exe -u myFile.slpk -d C:\Users\johndoe\Desktop\MyFolder -t 2```<br>
+This command performs a conversion to the filesystem format (eslpk) for ready to serve files.
+In this example, the destination folder is changed, and number of threads is set to 2.
+
+### Extract to filesystem (eslpk)<a name = "extractFilesystem"></a>
+```i3s_converter.exe -e myFile.slpk -d C:\Users\johndoe\Desktop\MyFolder```<br>
+This command extracts an slpk to the filesystem format (eslpk) for ready to serve files.
+In this example, the destination folder is changed.
+
 ### Convert to cloud format (i3srest)<a name = "convertCloud"></a>
 ```i3s_converter.exe -u myFile.slpk -d s3://mySlpkBucket -a AKIAIOSFODNN7EXAMPLE -s wJalrXUtnFEMI/K7MDENG/bPxRfiCYEXAMPLEKEY -r us-east-1a```<br>
 This command performs a conversion to the i3srest format for cloud storage.  This example uses AWS S3.
 
 ### Extract to cloud (i3srest)<a name = "extractCloud"></a>
-```i3s_converter.exe -e myFile.slpk -d oss://mySlpkBucket -a AKIAIOSFODNN7EXAMPLE -s wJalrXUtnFEMI/K7MDENG/bPxRfiCYEXAMPLEKEY -r us-west-1```<br>
+```i3s_converter.exe -e myFile.slpk -d oss://mySlpkBucket -a AKIAIOSFODNN7EXAMPLE -s wJalrXUtnFEMI/K7MDENG/bPxRfiCYEXAMPLEKEY -r oss-us-west-1```<br>
 This command will extract the slpk to the cloud.  This example uses Alibaba OSS.  
 
 ### Convert and extract<a name = "convertAndExtract"></a>
 ```i3s_converter.exe --convert-and-extract myFile.slpk -d az://mySlpkContainer -a AKIAIOSFODNN7EXAMPLE -s wJalrXUtnFEMI/K7MDENG/bPxRfiCYEXAMPLEKEY ```<br>
 This command will convert and extract the slpk to the cloud.  This example uses Azure.
+
+### Validate slpk on cloud service<a name = "validateOnCloud"></a>
+```i3s_converter.exe --validate az://mySlpkContainer/mySlpk.i3srest -a AKIAIOSFODNN7EXAMPLE -s wJalrXUtnFEMI/K7MDENG/bPxRfiCYEXAMPLEKEY```<br>
+This command will validate that an SLPK on a cloud store (i3srest) can be used and is compatible as 1.7 consumption. This example uses Azure.
+
+### Validate with AWS profile<a name = "validateWithAws"></a>
+```i3s_converter.exe --validate oss://mySlpkBucket/mySlpk.i3srest --aws-profile alibaba -r oss-us-west-1 ```<br>
+This command will validate using AWS profiles, rather than entering credentials into the program. This example uses Alibaba OSS.
+Note that this command will only work with AWS and OSS.
+