Help/Support Ted2's Mod Menu crashing on load?

[al3xs7x 3 iPhone SE (2020) 14.3]

 

Hey, i have a problem with Ted2's mod menu.

 

I made a simple patch with two offsets using switch, like this:

//Offset switch with multiple patches
[switches addOffsetSwitch:NSSENCRYPT("GodMode")
	description:NSSENCRYPT("Disables player's collision.")
	offsets: {
		ENCRYPTOFFSET("0xCB91B0"),
		ENCRYPTOFFSET("0xCB92A4"),
	}
	bytes: {
		ENCRYPTHEX("0x1F2003D5"),
		ENCRYPTHEX("0x58010014"),
	}
];

Successfully compiled .deb, installed, and after running the game, and showing purple "Thank you, understood" popup menu, when i dismiss the menu, it just crashes. So basically it crashes when calling setupMenu() if i have understood it correctly. If i comment out above code (and leave some of Ted2's examples uncommented), it works and shows the menu button normally, without crashing. I'm using Tweak.xm template that comes with mod menu, the only thing that's changed basically is the above code. What am i doing wrong here?

Updated September 10, 2021 by al3xs7x

[Rook 568k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

Did you enable UnityFramework in your Tweak.xm?

[al3xs7x 3 iPhone SE (2020) 14.3]

If you mean this, yes:

void setupMenu() {

// If a game uses a framework as base executable, you can enter the name here.
// For example: UnityFramework, in that case you have to replace NULL with "UnityFramework" (note the quotes)
[menu setFrameworkName:"UnityFramework"];
  
...

 

Updated September 10, 2021 by al3xs7x

[Rook 568k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

12 minutes ago, al3xs7x said:

If you mean this, yes:

void setupMenu() {

// If a game uses a framework as base executable, you can enter the name here.
// For example: UnityFramework, in that case you have to replace NULL with "UnityFramework" (note the quotes)
[menu setFrameworkName:"UnityFramework"];
  
...

 

Try compiling the default template, if that works, there must be an issue with your code.

[al3xs7x 3 iPhone SE (2020) 14.3]

Alright, i've deleted my offsets, and compiled with some of Ted2's examples, like this:

// Offset Switch with one patch
[switches addOffsetSwitch:NSSENCRYPT("God Mode")
	description:NSSENCRYPT("You can't die")
 	offsets: {
    	ENCRYPTOFFSET("0x1002DB3C8")
    }
 	bytes: {
    	ENCRYPTHEX("0xC0035FD6")
    }
];

// Textfield Switch - used in hooking
[switches addTextfieldSwitch:NSSENCRYPT("Custom Gold")
	description:NSSENCRYPT("Here you can enter your own gold amount")
	inputBorderColor:UIColorFromHex(0xBD0000)
];

// Slider Switch - used in hooking
[switches addSliderSwitch:NSSENCRYPT("Custom Move Speed")
	description:NSSENCRYPT("Set your custom move speed")
	minimumValue:0
	maximumValue:10
	sliderColor:UIColorFromHex(0xBD0000)
];

It still crashes. EDIT: if i remove calls to ENCRYPTOFFSET and ENCRYPTHEX:

// Offset Switch with one patch
[switches addOffsetSwitch:NSSENCRYPT("God Mode")
	description:NSSENCRYPT("You can't die")
	offsets: {
		//ENCRYPTOFFSET("0x1002DB3C8")
    }
	bytes: {
		//ENCRYPTHEX("0xC0035FD6")
    }
];

and recompile, it works/shows the menu and doesn't crash!?? 🤔 

Updated September 10, 2021 by al3xs7x

[al3xs7x 3 iPhone SE (2020) 14.3]

Tried to compile on both MacOS + IOS, it's the same..

Using 11.4 sdk because 11.2 (as Ted2 recommended) is not available on theos Github repo.

Anyone here that used and have experience with Ted2's mod menu? I'm stuck whole day here trying to solve this

Updated September 10, 2021 by al3xs7x
topic was approved

[Rermos 0 iPhone Xr 14.7.1]

The salami lid ain’t gon fit 

[Rook 568k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

1 hour ago, al3xs7x said:

EDIT: if i remove calls to ENCRYPTOFFSET and ENCRYPTHEX:

// Offset Switch with one patch
[switches addOffsetSwitch:NSSENCRYPT("God Mode")
	description:NSSENCRYPT("You can't die")
	offsets: {
		//ENCRYPTOFFSET("0x1002DB3C8")
    }
	bytes: {
		//ENCRYPTHEX("0xC0035FD6")
    }
];

and recompile, it works/shows the menu and doesn't crash!?? 🤔

Perhaps @Ted2 himself can shed some light on this!

[al3xs7x 3 iPhone SE (2020) 14.3]

I hope so 🙂

[Ted2 39.2k iPhone 13 Pro 16.0 Donor]

The issue was that there was no UnityFramework.