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You could try CarTV or CarVid, but I'm not sure if they're still working on the latest iOS versions. Apple seems to be cracking down on these apps, so there aren't really many reliable options left atm.

A complete beginner-friendly guide to using IPAForge v11 with a jailbroken iPhone or iPad. IPAForge is a Windows-based tool I've been developing to make exporting installed iOS applications and extracting Unity IL2CPP files easier.| This tutorial covers everything from the initial setup to exporting your first IPA, connecting Frida, and extracting Unity files. What you'll learn: Set up IPAForge on Windows Connect your jailbroken device using SSH Export installed applications as IPA files Install and configure Frida Attempt experimental Mach-O decryption Extract Unity IL2CPP files Fix common connection and setup problems [Hidden Content]

IPAForge is a Python-based Windows tool I originally started working on quite some time ago but never got around to finishing. Recently decided to pick it back up, clean up the interface, update the functionality, and finally release it publicly. The main purpose is to make exporting installed iOS applications and extracting Unity IL2CPP files easier, without having to jump between multiple tools. Features IPA Exporting Export installed applications from a jailbroken iPhone or iPad directly to your PC over SSH. Frida Decryption Optionally attempt to decrypt encrypted Mach-O executables using Frida. IL2CPP Dumping Extract UnityFramework and global-metadata.dat from Unity-based IPAs. Application Browser View and select installed applications on your device. Process Detection Find running processes through Frida and select the process you want to work with. IPA Inspection View application information, encryption flags, and available IL2CPP files. Built-in Frida Guide Basic setup instructions included in the application. Requirements Windows Windows 10/11 Python 3.10+ Python dependencies (requirements.txt) Frida tools (only required for decryption) iOS Device Jailbroken iPhone or iPad OpenSSH installed and running Device accessible from your PC over the network Compatible frida-server installed and running (for decryption) Installation Download and extract the ZIP. Run INSTALL.bat to install the required Python packages. Run START.bat to launch IPAForge. Enter your device's SSH information and click Refresh apps. If the batch files don't work, open PowerShell or Command Prompt in the root IPAForge folder (where ipaforge.py is located) and run: py -m pip install -r requirements.txt py ipaforge.py Notes Regular IPA exporting does not require Frida. Exported IPAs may still be encrypted. Frida-based decryption is experimental and isn't guaranteed to work with every application. Decrypted output may not be reinstallable. IL2CPP extraction is not the same as generating a complete C# dump. This is the first public release of IPAForge, so there may still be bugs or compatibility issues. If you run into any issues or have suggestions for improvements, let me know. I developed the tool myself, so I'll be able to look into any problems and make changes where needed. https://prnt.sc/1xk6aTXb6cfE https://prnt.sc/cGOGnK0DWtTu https://prnt.sc/zyA579fn9yjd Download [Hidden Content]

I've managed to reproduce the iGDecrypt crash multiple times and have attached the crash logs. After reviewing the logs, I think the issue may be related to iGameGod's compatibility with iOS 17.7.2 or Dopamine Rootless, specifically how the app handles graphics initialization when opening iGDecrypt. The crash consistently reports EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGSEGV) at memory address 0x0, with the stack trace pointing towards CoreImage, CoreUI, and UIKit. From what I can tell, when opening iGDecrypt, the app attempts to transition to another screen, but something fails during the creation of the graphics context (CI::GLContext), causing the application to crash. I'm not entirely sure whether this is an iGameGod compatibility issue, an iOS framework issue, or interference from the jailbreak environment, but the crash logs seem to consistently point towards the same problem. Device: iPad 6th Generation (iPad7,5) iOS: 17.7.2 Jailbreak: Dopamine Rootless iGameGod: v0.8.9.5 Hopefully, the attached logs help narrow down the issue!

Will be updating this soon!

Open support threads. You'll get a bunch of support and probably answers to the issues your facing

Does the original App Store version work? If it does, it's likely an issue with the modified IPA or injected libraries which you will need to wait for the developer to fix

As far as I'm aware, nobody has managed to get iGG fully working with LiveContainer yet. Converting the .deb to an IPA might let it launch, but that doesn't mean it'll function properly. iGG relies on jailbreak level permissions to detect and interact with other processes, which LiveContainer doesn't provide. LiveContainer does support .dylib injection, so you could try extracting the tweak and injecting it directly into the target app, but there's no guarantee it'll work.

Nice

Updated! This hack is now updated to the current App Store version!

Working on a update right now - ETA Soon

Im no expert but worth a shot Wouldn't you need to uncomment /*%ctor { so that @Framework/UnityFramework.framework/UnityFramework" can be used?

Is there supposed to be a // at the start?

Will update this soon

Editing an IPA directly using a HEX editor can be challenging. If it's crashing then you have done something wrong. Could be wrong hex values or the wrong spot for the hex value.

Could be memory checks. I have encountered this before

Try this - GitHub - icsharpcode/AvaloniaILSpy: Avalonia-based .NET Decompiler (port of ILSpy)

Good

Updated! This hack is now updated to the current App Store version!

Once the IPA is dumped. You need to find either 3 files. IdleNecromancer.app\Frameworks\UnityFramework.framework - UnityFrameWork file IdleNecromancer.app\Data\Managed\Metadata - GlobalMetadata file if you do not have a Frameworks\UnityFramework.framework file then you need to use the game binary. For example, the file i have above is for IdleNecromancer. So the binary would be the largest-sized file "IdleNecromancer" Let me know if this is what you mean.

Updated! This hack is now updated to the current App Store version!