TheArmKing

x86 is emulators. Nexon uses Xigncode Protection and wait till you find arm64 binaries in some games. Good luck!

I remember playing this

make it a tweak?

yeet

DiDA bout to go crazy

CRAB KING! (PewDiePie reference pls ignore)

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/corefoundation/1425278-cfswapint64?language=objc Turns out there is

@Joey is there a CFSwapInt64 or CFSwapLong? Then u can write more than 4 bytes cuz FF FF FF FF is max value an int32 can store, that's why it goes gay if you attempt to write more

lol

Calling all 9 year olds

yeet

try injecting these instructions 00008052 // MOV X0,#0 0000271E // FMOV S0,X0 C0035FD6 // RET at public float get_CooldownTime(); // RVA: 0x10034A30C Offset: 0x34A30C

doesnt magisk have option to enable/disable ota updates

oh yeah baby isnt chams a good hack??

your approach seems fine to me, this is what i would do. Imo what could wrong is [offsets_ longLongValue] idk if thats how string is converted to longlong the inject code is being called before the values of offsets and hexpatches is declared You might need to declare the size of the array (A problem in every language). Like you have declared an array here but no size, so it cant set it it seems?

unless C can convert long long to char[] easily

if(x%2==0){ char[4] b; b[0]='\'; b[1]='x'; b[2]=hackedHex[x]; } if(x%2==1){ b[3]=hackedHex[x]; // apending to the bigger char[] array, this later gets passed on to the void. }

Lol so the simpler way is to insert \x after every second character and pass it on as a string in cybercat's way

something like this maybe? // Convert long long to string // Convert string to char array // loop through char array to make strings of 2 characters or 1 byte, like c00fe3d4 becomes c0 0f e3 d4 // c0 gets converted to int // the int gets converted to uint8 // the uint8 gets appeneded to aa uint8 array // copied this from stackexchange char str[256]; sprintf(str, "%lld", hackedHex); printf("%s\n", str); for (int x=0; x<str.length; x++ ) { //dk if this is how C works if(x%2==0){ char a = str[x] } if(x%2==1){ char b = str[x] // do something that combines char a and b to a string // then convert to int // then to uint // then append to array }