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good job

Yo, on what phone are you compiling? And what tutorial did you follow to install theos

What happens if you type make clean package? Pretty weird it tries to compile armv7 even though u removed it

Hello, what does your makefile look like? It looks like you’re trying to build arm32 but a iOS that does not support arm32 anymore. remove arm7 from makefile and try again

You can’t do memory patches on NJB phones, so that’s why it’s crashing

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Merry Christmas dude

Flex allows you to modify Objective-C/Swift methods, as it "dumps" those method. This is nice, especially for tweak development. However, if you take modern games as an example, flex will be useless 99% of the time. This is because game engines strip method names, also known as sub_x methods which you can not modify within flex as flex can not "dump" this. In IDA, you're loading the game's executable, and have access to all of its code to be modified (note: most games have some server side code that you can not modify, hence why some games don't have things such as currency hacks as the server side validates this). IDA is more complex than Flex, but with some tutorials you can find around here in the form you can quickly learn to mod games with IDA, especially Unity games as those games can be dumped with a tool called il2cppdumper. This does basically what flex does; It dumps all methods, classes, variables etc of the game and all you have to do is look up the address inside IDA and modify it.

Ghidra is a great alternative (and free)

Ah, I understand.

U know u can find online resources to learn Java for free, right? On youtube, blogs etc.

You’ll have to write code for that yourself or hire someone to do it

Hello, have you set the following in tweak.xm? [menu setFrameworkName:"FrameworkName"]; And then just used the HOOK() method?

The issue was that there was no UnityFramework.

I’ll try and update the topic in some places. Most things are still relevant, just some tools used are outdated on the phone.

The post is old as I use GamePlayer

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what's that

Nice one, didn't know about that!

Alright, thank you. Nice project!

Yeah, testing locally still feels easier but say I've updated / added new features & I could update that with for example a makefile command "make update" or whatever, that would be cool. Also things like this could be build: Automatically link them to the new .deb if hack was updated. Though, do you think there will ever be support for own custom templates? Just curious, this project looks really cool.

Can we create and compile it using API endpoints?

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use armconverter to get bytes

why would you RET a STR?