KingRalph

Nah...

Yes, yes you can You're welcome

Unarchive both of our debs and read the code = no competition

Updated tutorial: What Is Theos? Theos is a cross-platform suite of development tools for managing, developing, and deploying iOS software without the use of Xcode. It is an important tool for people building extensions (tweaks) for jailbroken iOS; most extension developers use Theos. What Is setuptheos? setuptheos is a deb file I created that will automatically install theos and all it's dependencies. It started off as a deb file I created for my convenience, but as I continued development, I realized that the other members could benefit from it, so I decided to make it public for your convenience. How Do I Install setuptheos? For iOS: Just download the DEB from the link below! Then find the deb on your device, and install it using filza! (tap the DEB and press install) For Mac: Download the zip archive from the link below! Then unarchive it in $HOME How Do I Use setuptheos? For iOS: First, make sure you have all the required dependencies installed: Then, make sure you have a reliable wi-fi connection. Then, install the deb from the link above. Then open MobileTerminal and type the following code: su alpine //or your root password setuptheos.sh If you want to set up everything at once, type this in terminal instead: su alpine //or your root password setuptheos.sh setupAll setuptheos will always display a message in terminal that will notify you when the process is complete. For more info, refer to the video tutorials For Mac: First install the latest version of python from https://www.python.org/downloads/ Open terminal and type the following commands: cd sudo ~/setuptheos_python_assets/setuptheos.py If you want to setup everything at once, type this: cd sudo ~/setuptheos_python_assets/setuptheos.py setupAll For more info, refer to the video tutorials Why Should I Use setuptheos for iOS? 1: setuptheos installs the most up to date theos version with arm64 support 2: setuptheos installs the most up to date iOS sdk 3: setuptheos installs essential repositories for iOS development 4: setuptheos installs essential and most up to date iOS headers 5: setuptheos takes less than 2 minutes to fully configure everything! (super fast) 6: setuptheos cleans up all junk files that it creates 7: setuptheos accepts user input! (Install what you want!) 8: setuptheos has a "setupAll" option! Useful for setting up everything at once! >:^D 9: setuptheos installs custom NIC templates (courtesy of iOSGods) Why should I use setuptheos for Mac? 1: setuptheos installs the most up to date build of theos with arm64 support 2: setuptheos installs essential and most up to date iOS headers 3: setuptheos takes less than 2 minutes to fully configure everything! (super fast) 4: setuptheos can be reused multiple times! 5: setuptheos installs custom NIC templates (courtesy of iOSGods) Screenshot(s) For iOS: For Mac: Video Tutorial: For iOS: For Mac: More Information: For more information on theos, iOS, and mobilesubstrate, click the link(s) below: http://iphonedevwiki.net/index.php/Theos http://theiphonewiki.com http://CydiaSubstrate.com Change log: For iOS: For Mac: Credits: @KingRalph - For making the deb @DiDA - For helping to fix errors Don't leech my code and try and take credit for it. I. Will. Find. You. View the source code on github

It should be universal (for the sake of compatability)

I unarchived the deb and took a look at the code: 1: I advise that you do not install this the deb without removing theos first. (Failure to do so will produce errors) 2: The posinst script does not contain a hashbang and will not run as intended 3: Numerous scripts in this project do not contain a hasbang will not run as intended 4: One of the said scripts creates unnecessary symlinks that already exist in coolstar's theos fork tl;dr the code has bugs

I think this should done in another coding language. For example you could create bash script that will randomly select one line of the inputted text and output it to the user. Upon output, the shell script would call another script as it's sub-process and delete the one line of text that was outputted to the user. Then, it would assign the line of text as a variable. But I don't know how to call a shell script with html.

1: Reinstall your theos from this link: https://github.com/coolstar/theos2: change your code to this: %hook LevelLayer -(int)grenades { return 999999; } -(void)setGrenades:(int)grenades { %orig(999999); } %end

@ here you go http://i.imgur.com/ntZtctu.jpg

You deserve GFX rank

The solution is quite simple The binary you are trying to dump is an arm64 binary, and class dump does not support arm64 binaries. All you have to do is convert the binary to armv7. You can do this using a tool called lipoarm64. (Search the forum for it)

Losing touch

Worried genius

There are 2 possible directories the ipa could be in1: /var/mobile/Documents/Cracked 2: /var/root/Documents/Cracked

You have too many tweaks installed. They are all running in the backround so they take up space, ram, etc. Try uninstalling some unneccesary tweaks from cydia

There is no way of getting access to the game's code so no one except the game developers know the iOS version compatability. Nobody knows until the dev makes the information public.

Not the reply I was expecting, but I'll take it

Hello members! (and lurkers) I have knowledge on how to write shell code and I was just wondering if there is anyone here with similar knowledge. Happy scripting! ~KingRalph

posts a few screenshots of the logs so we can see the cause of the crashes

How would you know. You have no idea what the minecraft code is so you would have no clue what the game is trying to access, modify, etc.

Install coreultils from cydia. If that doesnt work, rejailbreak your device

install mobileterminal from this repo: cydia.angelxwind.netthen open mobileterminal and type this code: su> alpine> chmod -R 777 /Your/DirectoryHere>Note: the ">" sign means you you press the return button. Don't type ">" when you see it.

Even if you spoof your ios version it won't work. The apps will try to access frameworks, data, and software that doesn't exist on ios 6. The apps will just crash.