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It's pretty much the same as PC for anything math related. OpenGL is to make wallhacks with games that still support it (I'd say 60% of them)

To make an aimbot here are the simple and easy steps: Step 1: Find your player location Step 2: Find your target location Step 3: Find the LookAt rotation from your position to theirs Step 4: Apply that rotation to yourself Step 5: Enjoy

Make a new topic Also, read the tuts. That stuff you learn by yourself

BL = Branch with Link B = Branch Learn about it on the instruction set

Ah wait no I was wrong. Do a BL for two of the functions so it branches with a link to the function and then for the last call do a regular branch

Learn about functions first. This should be handled like any other type, the only difference is their prototype and required arguments. You don't actually want to hack those, you want to call these functions. Read Guest's tutorials about Function Pointers etc. it'll serve you for this. If you only want to press the music button to do that you just need to patch and you have no use for a menu. The new assembly would be to branch to one of those functions on click. If you want to execute them all then do two BLs and make sure you branch to the link register at the end of each of the functions you BL to and then do a normal branch.

@Rook Be sure to remove the dead links in More->ArmConverter Edit: Also the "Toggle mode" button increases the Successful Conversions counter because it sends a request to /api/convert for some reason. A quick fix that would also solve another issue would be to not set it as Successful when the /api/convert request headers have blank values.

It’ll route to the same IP.

If it’s restrictions then brute force the password and activate the website OR try opening a proxy and connect to it then to the site. If it’s the domain that’s blocked also get a proxy and/or VPN to not directly request the site.

For the ARM instructions take a look at this https://static.docs.arm.com/ddi0596/a/DDI_0596_ARM_a64_instruction_set_architecture.pdf

For ondeviceconsole, you download the package from Cydia and then use the command ondeviceconsole to spawn it. If you want to filter for only your app do something like this: ondeviceconsole | grep "APP_BINARY_NAME_HERE"

No SSD = Getting bullied in R6

Do what Rook said. Rather than constantly upgrading and losing money, you do one big investment and you’ll be running good for a long time . Also take time to read a lot of reviews, if you break any parts it’s gonna cost much more if you want a fix on laptop, so be sure it’s built correctly.

Find other executable files in the bundle. 51KB is extremely small: either it’s streaming the game off the server (which is quite strange) or it’s calling functions from a library (which will be the real game) inside another directory. Look at Frameworks/ or list all executables doing something like this: find /path/to/bundle -executable -type f *Might not work since permissions might be set differently for the executables (which would not be executable, but you get the idea )

Make sure the binary is cracked properly and that you’re on the latest version of il2cppdumper. It’s probably not a coincidence both IDA and the dumper aren’t working as they should.

All good bud

Good job but

Just following my pre-coronavirus daily routine

Aww yeah

If you want to use cURL to make the requests then yes, but Python’s requests module should be fine too.

@Ted2 Good job! You're jumping in an amazing world. And btw, this body = {"bikes": [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32,33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54,55,56,57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68,69,70,71,72,73,74,75],} can be replaced with this body = {"bikes": list(range(1, 75))}

No, it sets the bikes for your account. It's literally using what the game uses to notify the server when you earn a new bike or stuff like that. Nothing local :P

Amazing! Good job!

Thank you. This worked great for me No JTool worked though

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