KingRalph

Your makefile will look something like this: ARCHS = arm64 armv7 TARGET = iphone:clang:8.1 include theos/makefiles/common.mk TWEAK_NAME = XXX XXX_FILES = Tweak.xm XXX_FRAMEWORKS = UIKit include $(THEOS_MAKE_PATH)/tweak.mk after-install:: install.exec "killall -9 SpringBoard" Don't forget to replace XXX with the name of your tweak!

Add the following code to the top of your makefile: ARCHS = arm64 armv7 TARGET = iphone:clang:8.1

What were the results? Did it work?

It's alright fam, I've been there before. Just keep persevering, and you will find a solution. Ps. I made a tool that will (hopefully) fix your errors.

New Update for the Mac version! version 1.1.0 - Setuptheos now supports the latest build of theos, and the NIC templates from iOSGods were updated. Also, no more SDK option for setuptheos! (You don't need it on OS X) I'm currently working on a new version of setuptheos for iOS, coming soon!

Install the latest iOS SDK to your device

My brother will love this

I dunno what to suggest at this point...

There's an option to reinstall just the headers...and it doesn't take more than 2 minutes...

I re-coded the tweak. Decided to hook the GADViewController class function instead hooking of the instance variable. Here is the updated code: #import <substrate.h> #import <Foundation/Foundation.h> %hook GADBannerView - (void)setFrame:(CGRect)frame { frame = CGRectMake(0,0,0,0); %orig(frame); } %end

Try this?

Reinstall your theos headers with this

OP is short form for the original poster. (That means you)

I'm trying to modify the properties of an instance variable, so I decided to hook the variable inside the init function (because init is called first). Can someone please review my code? I feel like I'm missing something. %hook RootViewController - (id)init { // Hook the instance variable for the ad's view adsView = MSHookIvar<UIView *>(self, "_bannerViewContainer"); // Hide the ad's UIView adsView.hidden = YES; return %orig; } %end

There's a file missing from your SDK. Install the iOS 9 SDK

I liked the second one. Nice work!

Just use flex 2

This. I need this.

Your theos is probably broken. You can reinstall it with this tool I made.

Hmmm... Why don't you try the "setupAll" option?

What did you do. Be VERY specific.

You didn't tell him where to enter the code. If he ran it in terminal, the variable would basically disappear after he logged off.

The theos variable is not assigned. Open /etc/profile in ifile and type the following line: THEOS = "/var/theos"