Help/Support How to branch functions to the offset i want to use?

CodeName9 · July 6, 2020

So im trying to change the flow of a public void with no arguments / branching a function (Music Toggle Button) to my offset.

i want to change a button in a game (such as music on/off button in settings), so that it redirects the flow to the function i want.

for example,

public void Give10kCoins()

The button will be changed to instead not turn music off or on, but to give me the 10k coins.

Hopefully its enough info, thank you.

Rook · July 6, 2020

Hey,

Find the music button function and grab the offset then enter it here on the offset (hex) field: https://armconverter.com/

Then find the offset for public void Give10kCoins() and enter it like so: B #0xFUNCTIONOFFSET

CodeName9 · July 6, 2020

On 7/6/2020 at 10:41 PM, Rook said:

Hey,

Find the music button function and grab the offset then enter it here on the offset (hex) field: https://armconverter.com/

Then find the offset for public void Give10kCoins() and enter it like so: B #0xFUNCTIONOFFSET

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Hey,

thank you for the easy-to-follow reply I’ll try it

Updated July 7, 2020 by Jacksonlane24

CodeName9 · July 7, 2020

On 7/6/2020 at 10:41 PM, Rook said:

Hey,

Find the music button function and grab the offset then enter it here on the offset (hex) field: https://armconverter.com/

Then find the offset for public void Give10kCoins() and enter it like so: B #0xFUNCTIONOFFSET

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Hey again, i tried doing this, and put the arm64 from https://armconverter.com/ (https://imgur.com/a/APhgwYC) into the offset field in the live offset patcher, and used ret in the patch field but did nothing.

Updated July 7, 2020 by Jacksonlane24

Azeilio · July 17, 2020

On 7/7/2020 at 3:53 PM, Jacksonlane24 said:

Hey again, i tried doing this, and put the arm64 from https://armconverter.com/ (https://imgur.com/a/APhgwYC) into the offset field in the live offset patcher, and used ret in the patch field but did nothing.

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Try hooking first using an update function or something then calling the function you want to use within that class