Goggwell

Ah I see Well that'll be very useful in the future once I get some hacks rolling. Thanks!

The offset I was using doesn't have a symbol, but I'm not hacking that game anymore so I guess this help topic is solved

Entered

att BINARYNAME watch *0xOFFSET c You watch the offset before you continue Same goes for setting a breakpoing and setting a value to an offset

Once again great job

Nice work

Nice

Nice work

Nice work!

Don't leave us on a cliffhanger bud

I have 0.79 cents

Great tutorial!

Nice tutorial!

Download the app from your PC, it will give you both

I got a problem I found this offset that I think is useful (I don't want to say the game cause I'm afraid it might get patched or someone might steal it) 0xB7588 BL sub_BD928 Instead of hacking it the usual way, I wanted to try an MSHook patch. Would this be possible? #include <substrate.h> #import "writeData.h" float (*costOld)(void *ptr); float cost(void *ptr) { return 0.0f; } %ctor { MSHookFunction((void*)(0xB7588+1),(void*)cost,(void**)&costOld); } I included writeData cause the function isn't true MShook so I'm not really sure Just wondering if it was possible. If it isn't, would there be another way of going about this? (I found more functions, but they're BOOL ones)

Did you download the app from iTunes via your PC? Cause if you did, it should give you both ARMv7 and ARM64

I might hack this game Granted, I won't make a fancy menu like @shmoo, but I'll get the basic features done

When you get to 30 posts, read this: https://iosgods.com/topic/20351-dungeon-hunter-4-v192-offsets/page-1

Maybe you can try updating the firmware from iTunes by hooking your device up to your PC?

Well done with this tool! Just when I was getting started with Android modding as well

Well done!

Nice job

Nice job

Nice job!