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Nice, I'm pretty sure I was looking at the same function you saw in IDA.

Just make a new file called substrate.h and copy all of the text from the one on GitHub and paste it onto yours

Try this: http://iosgods.com/topic/1986-use-of-undeclared-identifier-msfindsymbol/#entry23807 When you download it, put it in /var/theos/include, and you should be good to go

The line that says ScrubbyDubbySaga_FRAMEWORKS, put this "ScrubbyDubbySaga_FRAMEWORKS = Foundation " (Put UIKit in there if you plan on adding a credits popup). If that doesn't work, you could try removing that line.

Nice app image

With YouTube++ and Cercube 3 (both are available on the BigBoss repo), when you watch a video, there will be an option to download it. When you tap it, your video will of course download. You can then find the download tab in whatever place, depending on which of the two you downloaded, and wait for the download to finish. Once that's done, you should have an option to import it to your music app.

You can get a song from YouTube using YouTube++ or Cercube 3 and import it to your music app

Damn, great job!

already made this tut I believe

Can't tell if this was sarcasm or what

No problem.

Most of the posts from that app are bots. Lmao

Maybe try thinning the binary?

I know, but it was just so you were completely sure about that.

No problem.

Can't wait to see what you make later on

No, it doesn't matter. It worked for me when I had to use it

Pretty sure all of his tweaks are

The "Constants from lexical variables" error doesn't effect anything when you're compiling. When making a tweak, it'll still be fine.

Should I trust this? EDIT: Sure

Downgrade Darwin CC Tools and LD64. Don't know where the links are, but they're on here somewhere.

You may need to delete some tweaks. I believe the red bar is your system partition that Cydia and other tweaks use. Delete some tweaks that you don't use or are useless and see if that helps.

If you have a mobile terminal, sign in using su & alpine, then type apt-get update. If not, download PuTTY if you're on Windows, or use the built-in terminal if you're on Mac, and do the same thing.