Help/Support how get nocooldown in these offsets?

[Ianouar3G 16.1k 8 8.1.3]

What is the correct offset for get  (Instant Skill / Skill no Cooldown)

 

__text:003EF9B8                 LDR             R0, [R4]
__text:003EF9BA                 LDR             R1, [R6]
__text:003EF9BC                 LDR             R0, [R0,#0x60]
__text:003EF9BE                 LDR             R1, [R1,#0x60]
__text:003EF9C0                 MLA.W           R0, R0, R5, R4
__text:003EF9C4                 MLA.W           R1, R1, R5, R6
__text:003EF9C8                 VLDR            S0, [R0,#0x14]
__text:003E1F9CC                 MOV             R0, R10
__text:003EF9CE                 VSUB.F32        D16, D10, D0
__text:003EF9D2                 VSUB.F32        D0, D8, D16   ============     break point
__text:003EF9D6                 VSTR            S0, [R1,#0x18]
__text:003E1F9DA                 MOV             R1, R5
__text:003EF9DC                 VMOV            D0, D0
__text:003EF9E0                 BL              sub_31FFA4

Updated August 8, 2015 by Ianouar3G

[Guest]

Breakpoint 0x3EF9D6 and see if there is any register that holds the value of zero. For example: if R4 held 0 you could do STR R4, [R1, #0x18].

 

If that does not work I have another solution for you.

 

@@Ianouar3G

[Diversityy 32k iPhone 7 Plus 10.2]

Breakpoint 0x3EF9D6 and see if there is any register that holds the value of zero. For example: if R4 held 0 you could do STR R4, [R1, #0x18].

If that does not work I have another solution for you.

@@Ianouar3G

Thanks for the help I didn't understand what to do with Unity as well

[Ianouar3G 16.1k 8 8.1.3]

Breakpoint 0x3EF9D6 and see if there is any register that holds the value of zero. For example: if R4 held 0 you could do STR R4, [R1, #0x18].

 

If that does not work I have another solution for you.

 

@@Ianouar3G

thx but see pic

skills stoped

 

[Guest]

thx but see pic

skills stoped

 

what is the function name?

[Ianouar3G 16.1k 8 8.1.3]

VSTR            S0, [R1,#0x18]    (20 0d 81 ed) to (20 4d 81 ed)

[Guest]

VSTR            S0, [R1,#0x18]    (20 0d 81 ed) to (20 4d 81 ed)

No, you breakpoint the offset I told you to breakpoint. Then you type "info r" to get a list of the registers and what they hold. If a register holds 0 replace that with S0 and make the VSTR a normal STR.

[Ianouar3G 16.1k 8 8.1.3]

(gdb) info r
r0             0x13401138       322965816
r1             0x10a61fa0       279322528
r2             0xb52af1 11873009
r3             0x2010   8208
r4             0x10a61f70       279322480
r5             0x3      3
r6             0x10a61f70       279322480
r7             0x19a27c0        26879936
r8             0x5      5
r9             0x1      1
r10            0x13401138       322965816
r11            0x4      4
r12            0x12b62a8        19620520
sp             0x19a2798        26879896
lr             0xb55731 11884337
pc             0x31f9d6 3275222
cpsr           0x80080030       2148007984
 

[Guest]

@Ianouar3G Try STR R9, [R1, #0x18]

[Ianouar3G 16.1k 8 8.1.3]

@Ianouar3G Try STR R9, [R1, #0x18]

 

STR  R9, [R1, #0x18]   =   189081E5