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Reboot your device and try again?

Install CrashReporter from Cydia and find out what's causing the issue. Also, AppCake 5+ is known to be doing this.

Then you're doing it wrong or you've been banned in a different way.

@@ASock If it's Jailbroken, you can manually install a tweak to remove the passcode. And, there's also a tutorial here on iOSGods which gives you unlimited Passcode attempts using iTunes. If that doesn't work, you can take it to an Apple shop. Maybe they have better tools to recover files inside it.

Looks like you made it. https://iosgods.com/topic/27234-phoenix-hd-260-2/

This is not a drill.

@@DeathScripts Link the thread to it in Tools to this one.

Just ssh into the server as Blade Mods and type in whoami It'll say "Blade Mods - Super Admin"

I have faith in you.

1st April

Nice work! First .deb?

Alright, cool.

/var/mobile/Library/iFile/Trash That's the location.

This cheat has been updated here: https://iosgods.com/topic/26612-monster-strike-v522-3-cheats/

Re-install the hack.

This has been filled. Search the forum for the hack.

Reinstall the app and thin your binary.

The class and methods are case sensitive also.

Ah, I guess I will make a tutorial soon on how to integrate this with theos. @@extractor304 So first of all, you will need the headers from GitHub. Download them and add them in /theos/include/SCLAlertView/ Next, start a new project and then open your Makefile and add: ARCHS = armv7 arm64 CFLAGS = -fobjc-arc # ARC is needed for SCLAlertView include theos/makefiles/common.mk TWEAK_NAME = YOURTWEAKNAMEHERE YOURTWEAKNAMEHERE_FILES = Tweak.xm $(shell find $(THEOS)/include/SCLAlertView -name '*.m') YOURTWEAKNAMEHERE_FRAMEWORKS = UIKit MessageUI Social QuartzCore CoreGraphics Foundation AVFoundation Accelerate GLKit AudioToolbox YOURTWEAKNAMEHERE_LDFLAGS += -Wl,-segalign,4000 Then in your Tweak.xm: #import <SCLAlertView/SCLAlertView.h> // Imports the popup headers. %hook UnityAppController - (BOOL)application:(id)fp8 didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(id)fp12 { // Popup only once at each launch of the app. SCLAlertView *alert = [[SCLAlertView alloc] initWithNewWindow]; [alert showSuccess: @"Title here"// Success, Error, Notice, Warning, Info, Edit, Custom, Waiting subTitle: @"Subtitle here" closeButtonTitle: @"Close button" duration: 0.0f]; return %orig; } %end Compile and it should work.

It's inside the page of the alert. The instructions on how to implement it.

Since we don't have it by now, then no. It has been discussed before.

If only there were more people like you two to reply back when the hack works for them.

This has been discussed before. Multiple times.

Posted in the wrong section. Moved to filled. And search the forum for those.

Coming soon. Today or tomorrow.