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Poeple are blaming i0n1c because he doesn't sell his exploits to TaiG this time they ain't rip off his exploits like last year

Yes. I also came across a Bluetooth Settings setup on my laptop which claimed to install some Bluetooth drivers. I was lake "Oh that must be it" but it asked me to connect a Bluetooth device and also that didn't work..

Hm, thanks. I'll wait for some more replies

Btw: VFP instructions means Vector Floating Point. As you can take from the title it's a float.Floating Point architecture provides floating point operations in half-, single- and double-precision floating point arithmetic. Usually they are used to increase 3D performance of games but I don't know how's that related to your Infinite Health. Are you sure the VSTR isn't flagged somewhere else

Is that website trustworthy?

Hello guys ! I have a Playstation 4 controller and wanted to pair it with my laptop to play some games with it but I ran into a problem. On every tutorial how to connect it it says I have to go to my Bluetooth Settings (Devices and Printers) and add a new device. Following the instructions I have to press the PS-Button and the Share button for 5 seconds until there's a white blinky light and my controller should be visible as new divice. Well, that works and I was really confident when my controller was blinking. Unfortunately when I clicked on adding a new device, my controller was just not visible or not detected whatever. This only happened to me when I tried to connect my Dual Shock 4 controller wireless. Using my micro cable and DS Tool 1.2.2 it succesfully paired but that's not the solution I want ! Have you any idea why it doesn't how up when adding the new device? Do you had the same problem? Leave some suggestions please, everything is welcome

Using the search function would be useful next time - (void)activateReloadTimer { }

There are reasons for it to be locked. Maybe it doesn't work anymore or it's outdated. Why should you reply to something that doesn't work

No, unfortunately you can't unlock topics by giving reputation points :|

Yes, I used AppHeads for it to keep it running in the background.

I love you how did you find that out ? I thought the GameGem / iGameGuardian address changes every session for an item

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Like MOV R7, #data has 0x7F

What's the OP Code for VSTR S0 ? This is a great website to go to http://www.8052.com

Nah, that's when you want to give a custom text

That is int The app just has a different name for it

This has been asked before http://iosgods.com/topic/5978-need-help-with-these-arguments/ http://iosgods.com/topic/5680-return-void-function/ http://iosgods.com/topic/4249-help-with-converting-flex-void-values-to-patcher/

From Andoid to computer you need to login with your Google account. Android to iOS doesn't work because Android doesn't have Gamecenter

In the first step you have your function method which is - (void)vungleViewDidDisappear:(id)fp8 willShowProductView:(BOOL)fp12 See how I already added fp8 and fp12 after the argument type? You can write there anything you want instead fp8 etc. Just note that you can't use the same name more than once in a method. That's why I've named it fp12 and then fp16, fp20 etc... So let's have a look what you want to hack here. Like I said, changing id doesn't work with NSNumber or NSArray however as you have already seen it in custom alertviews, you can use NSString for it if you are 100% sure what the id does in the game. So what's left is the last boolean. Since we named it fp12 here in this example it also has the same name if you want to return it so always keep it in mind. - (void)vungleViewDidDisappear:(id)fp8 willShowProductView:(BOOL)fp12 { return %orig(fp8, fp12); } This is the default return if we wouldn't change anything but you can clearly see here how the function method is built. We have our %orig for the void, fp8 for the id and also our boolean fp12. As you guessed right, the arguments are indeed in brackets. What I will show you now does not fit to that term you know here. We are going to assign fp12 to a custom value. - (void)vungleViewDidDisappear:(id)fp8 willShowProductView:(BOOL)fp12 { fp12 = true; return %orig(fp8, fp12); } Now we set the value of fp12 (BOOl) to true the first time. You can continue like this depending on the argument count: fp8 = fp12 = fp16 = fp20 = ... You can also hack it your way - (void)vungleViewDidDisappear:(id)fp8 willShowProductView:(BOOL)fp12 { return %orig(fp8, true); } Please note that this way leads to more mismatches within the arguments so I recommend you doing it the first way. A common error would be ".. is not a function pointer ~ return 999(true, 999). The two integers would conflict with each other because iOS thinks you are giving an address. You can do whatever you want, it's up to you According to what I said above it is - (BOOL)hasDailyCapReachedForProvider:(id)fp8 zone:(id)fp12 { return true; } If you don't hack the arguments, ignore them.

@@dzcracker Add #include <Foundation/Foundation.h> and replace return [[unlocktext objectForKey:@"kKey"] intValue]; with return [unlocktext objectForKey:@"kKey"];

%hook SBLockScreenView - (id)_defaultSlideToUnlockText { NSDictionary *unlocktext = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithContentsOfFile:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/preference.plist"]]; return [[unlocktext objectForKey:@"kKey"] intValue]; NSLog(unlocktext); return 0; } %end <dict> <key>cell</key> <string>PSGroupCell</string> <key>label</key> <string>Custom Unlock Text</string> </dict> <dict> <key>cell</key> <string>PSEditTextCell</string <key>default</key> <integer>preference</integer> <key>defaults</key> <string>preference</string> <key>key</key> <string>kKey</string> <key>label</key> <string></string> <key>isNumeric</key> <false/> <key>noAutoCorrect</key> <true/> </dict>

I can give you 4 other ways to return an NSString if you're not satisfied with my code

The class is the same. I used another method because his was outdated and not for iOS 8 ( He found it on Google).

%hook SBLockScreenView - (id)_defaultSlideToUnlockText { NSString *unlocktext = @"Slide me hard"; NSLog(unlocktext); return 0; } %end

That comment is even worse. 1. There is no thing such as a preferencepatcher, also not a preference patcher. 2. It's a Preference Bundle (Preference pane in your Preferences.app) 3. Your code has nothing to do with a Preference Bundle 4. Nothing you said above has to do with a Preference Bundle