Flex Crazy Kings [Flex 2 tutorial]

ddenden · July 3, 2015

Hello everyone,

I've just popped my tweaking-cherry by experimenting with Flex 2, using it to tweak Crazy Kings. So far I have been able to figure out how to tweak quite a few essential features in no more than 15 mins - turns out tweaking is fairly easy using Flex.

I will post a short 'tutorial' on how to get started, and then also explain how to add specific tweaks. I hope that others will experiment with different tweaks too, and that if they find anything useful, they'll post it here. (I'm especially hoping someone will find a way to unlock specific cards).

To get started:

1. Install and open Flex 2

3. Make sure your in the tab called "Patches"

4. Click "+"

5. Locate Crazy Kings and tap it

You should now find yourself in the Patch Editor with "Crazy Kings Patch" under the "Title" header, and "Add Units..." under the "Units" header. You can start tweaking your Crazy Kings by tapping "Add Units...". And every time you add a unit, it will show up right under this "Units" header, which is also where you will be changing the actual values (i.e. adding a unit by itself changes nothing). I will give one elaborate example of how to add a specific tweak, and for all the others I will simply tell you where to find the specific unit.

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Some general notes:

- READ: behind the "Crazy Kings Patch" in the Patches tab in Flex, there is a box with a checkmark. The checkmark does not go away if you deactivate the patch - the whole icon merely becomes less bright. Make sure the patch is actually turned on. Select it a few times to assure yourself that it is on. Don't be fooled by the checkmark.

- There is no need to restart your device, the springboard, or even the game.

- All the tweaks I have provided here are found in the same folder. This is not the only place where tweaks can be found. There are many more to be explored.

- Some tweaks have multiple values that can be altered (always either boolean (yes/no), integer, void (don't know what this means), or id (presumably ID, but I don't know what it means exactly in this context)). It is not always clear what they do. Just experiment.

- And most importantly: if you find something useful, share it!

Updated July 3, 2015 by ddenden

Rook · July 3, 2015

You can find the debug menu on it also.

Thanks for sharing with us!

ddenden · July 3, 2015

Thanks for you reply DiDA.

I have not been able to activate the debug menu as of yet. I tried changing the "-(bool) debug_mode" to TRUE (the only debug unit I could find that can be changed; i.e. is not "void"), but it didn't show any debug menu anywhere (not even after full restart).

Could you maybe specify how to add it? Thanks!

Updated July 3, 2015 by ddenden