Guide Using a game's API to give myself all items

Ted2 · December 24, 2019

1 minute ago, GeTRoZ said:

Hi Ted2, yeah, now is working.

Thanks you so much.

Awesome have fun!

Saams · December 24, 2019

Ueaaahhh

zer03d · December 24, 2019

What does this mean

Ted2 · December 24, 2019

14 minutes ago, zer03d said:

What does this mean

what

zer03d · December 25, 2019

4 hours ago, Ted2 said:

what

Server side iap?

Ted2 · December 25, 2019

1 minute ago, zer03d said:

Server side iap?

can’t you just read it first

zer03d · December 25, 2019

31 minutes ago, Ted2 said:

can’t you just read it first

I read all of it and that’s what I’m getting at. Wasn’t sure if I’m wrong or right..

aboreeem71 · December 25, 2019

Iwilltry

DrJapan · December 27, 2019

Could this be applied to Mortal Kombat?

Aarivex · December 28, 2019

On 12/25/2019 at 1:35 AM, zer03d said:

I read all of it and that’s what I’m getting at. Wasn’t sure if I’m wrong or right..

Most of the apps use their own APIs on their servers, which means the app communicates with their server to exchange data and state.

The app he used as an example contacted the server as soon as he bought a bike and basicly told the server that he bought a bike along with some data like the bike type and amount.

What he explains is that you can watch this data flow between the app (client) and server and send a own request to the server and change the data a bit in order to gain all the bikes in-game.

TL;DR Analyzing what the app does when he buys a bike (sending data to the server), changing that up a bit and sending custom data to the server -> free items!

https://blogs.mulesoft.com/biz/tech-ramblings-biz/what-are-apis-how-do-apis-work

On 12/24/2019 at 12:53 PM, GeTRoZ said:

Yes, but I have downloaded Flexible from the Bigboss repository, activated for a game, but when I start the game the Flexible bar does not appear. It might be another package that I have to download?