Help/Support Overwrite a game value instead of an offset ?

Tchl · January 12, 2021

Heyyy,

I dumped an Unity game and found all the weapons number.

Here an example :

But these are simple values without offset.

I used GameGem to overwrite my "actual" weapon number (lets say : 56480) to the M4_Wolf (84624) and i got the M4 skin. :hyper:

So my question is, is there a way to patch this value like an offset patching ? (These value doesn't change when restarting the game again)

I get 12 to 19 result to each weapon number.

Or do i need to debug all these results and found the right offset ?

Thankss !! :icecream:

Tchl · January 14, 2021

@Laxus @Rook @K_K @Ted2 @Max-Q maybe you know ?

please

Ted2 · January 15, 2021

This prolly a Enum, so there’s some method that uses this Enum & you can just enter a value there. Search in the dump.cs for that Enum name & work from there.

bR34Kr · January 17, 2021

As Ted said this is an Enum. What you need to do is find a class/structure that uses a value of that type (so search for the Enum's name). That will give you the field you want to modify and its offset

Tchl · January 28, 2021

@Ted2 @bR34Kr

Hey,

Here is what I could find so far.

I would like to make sure that I am on the right track and therefore have your confirmation :)

So i found that the skins was in an enum named "JGHHDBEBMIO"

So i made my search with this name and found this :

I assume that 0x10 hold the weapon id ?

Thanks

bR34Kr · January 28, 2021

1 hour ago, Tchl said:

@Ted2 @bR34Kr

Hey,

Here is what I could find so far.

I would like to make sure that I am on the right track and therefore have your confirmation :)

So i found that the skins was in an enum named "JGHHDBEBMIO"

So i made my search with this name and found this :

I assume that 0x10 hold the weapon id ?

Thanks

Exactly :) and if you want the Bronze skin for example you'd set that to 100. Make sure you read the first field of the Enum to uncover the type. In this case it's an int