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castix

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  1. I edited DiDA's first entry use it
  2. Doesn't work DiDA. At the start you declared it with credits and in the implementation with button. This will cause the following: If button = do alert ; but you can only click credits so it won't do anything
  3. Long live Limerain ! No more iAPCrazy or LocaliAPStore !
  4. Uninstall xCon and Flex Check
  5. Can you make a list of all installed Cydia Tweaks (not the system packages)
  6. Uh that means you shouldn't do the alert on this app Mail, Safari and other apps use the same class which means it will also be applied on them which leads to a crash. Only hack the alert if the function class is unique (in 70% of the cases it is)
  7. One '_' too much in your Makefile test_FRAMEWORKS = UIKitAlso #include <UIKit/UIKit.h>
  8. The class is likely marked with '...Delegate' You can also search functions like - (void)applicationsDidBecomeActive:(id)
  9. You can write it in your implementation file. When it's not a patcher add it with %new - (void)alertView:(UIAlertView *)alertView clickedButtonAtIndex:(NSInteger)buttonIndex { NSString *alert = [alertView buttonTitleAtIndex:buttonIndex]; if([alert isEqualToString:@"Website"]) { [[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:[NSURL URLWithString: @"http://iOSGods.com"]]; } } The class is MagicTimeIPhoneAppDelegate
  10. I could give you the best example if you would tell me the app name.
  11. You often skip lots of valuable functions using Flex/2. I'll recommend you to use Class-Dump for further hacking using basic MS. 1. Download Class-Dump from cydia store 2. I showed you how to crack an app using Clutch but I will do it again 2.1 Open Terminal and type su alpine Clutch // The first time to see the binary names Clutch "BinaryName"2.2 Go to /var/mobile/Documents/Cracked2.3 Click the info button of the .IPA you just cracked 2.4 Change the extension to .zip (It's .ipa.zip now) 2.5 Open the zip file and extract the binary 2.6 Go to /var/mobile/Documents/Payload and copyt the binary to /var/mobile (You can rename it to whatever you want) 3. Create a folder at /var/mobile/ called class-dump or something 4.Open Terminal again and type su alpine class-dump -H /var/mobile/BinaryName -o /var/mobile/class-dump. // Only if you named the folder class-dump]5. Now in this folder all the header files will appear. Feel free to go through all of them and find the best functions available !
  12. You are hacking OMG: TD! Open the .plist in iFile and it shows you the error.
  13. This discussion is awkward. You can't encode sub headers as the real functions are not existing. Read tutorials how to hack branches it's really an ease. @@Javi Tech @ you differ from the topic. Your way to get the HEX doesn't make any sense
  14. SUB R0, R0, #1
  15. Or they ask me for protection
  16. Preparing Swift tutorials, yay!

  17. Hm
  18. Do what I said ..
  19. A wonderful piece taken from my poem collection https://ghostbin.com/paste/xywg2/raw The number of words exceed the maximum post count number. I am sorry about that.
  20. UDID means 'Unique Device Identifier' and is used by iTunes to verify your iDevice to firmware versions. Some tweaks also took advantage of that. To answer your question: No there is no such tweak or app iFile still knows the old file directories of iOS 7 so creating a linked register to /var/mobile/Applications/ would fix that
  21. @L33TPr0xY @NitroxicDemon Your iDevice has too few RAM to keep up the debugging process and iGameGuardian at the same time. Upgrading to a newer device (iPhone 5 or above) would fix your issue. Try an older version of GNU Debugger
  22. iPhone 5S (CDMA, A1457, A1518, A1528, A1530) iPhone 5S (GSM, A1453, A1533)
  23. @DiDA You haven made a single tweak so far how would you give any advise 8.1 is fine. Probably some other dependencies are missing
  24. Install Core Utilities
  25. AppHeads doesn't prevent background processes to suspend
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