Guide Edit mercenaries levels to max 60/60 (not permanent level)

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2 hours ago, lhj6255 said:

I will do as you say, but I still can't. My first  expedition level "Ghost Town" has reached the last level. The last level is limited. The expert ran back and forth four times at most, but failed in the end.

The second level "Destroyed Station" expert will no longer run back and forth. I killed the zombies in the longest time and failed in the end.

Yeah then idk sadly 😭

[Invisible Troll 10]

so only the negative level mercenary can be set to 60/60?

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6 minutes ago, Invisible Troll said:

so only the negative level mercenary can be set to 60/60?

No not really but they are the easiest I’m thinking about making a video on how to edit all merc lvls in one go tho but I’m too lazy to do it 🤣😭

[Invisible Troll 10]

10 hours ago, lhj6255 said:

I killed the zombies in the longest time and failed in the end.

Did you find any fixes?

[lhj6255 3]

18小时前，隐形巨魔说：

你找到任何修复方法了吗？

I don't have a good solution at present.

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On 2024/6/2 at AM2点07分, Ravino said:

不,他们是最简单的,我正在考虑制作一个视频,介绍如何在一个过程中编辑所有的MECLVLS,但是我太懒了,没有去做。 🤣 😭

How to search for mercenaries without negative values

[muHax 83]

On 6/2/2024 at 10:21 PM, a82287561 said:

How to search for mercenaries without negative values

Hello everyone,

I’d like to contribute some additional insights to the existing guide, although I don’t fully understand all the intricacies of the method. Here’s what I’ve learned about using the iGameGod Memory Editor to isolate groups of hexadecimal memory addresses. Special thanks to the original author and the geniuses at iOSGods.com for their foundational work.

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Open iGameGod Memory Editor: Launch the Memory Editor from iGameGod. This tool allows you to modify in-game values directly in the memory.
2. Identify the Value: Decide on the in-game value you want to change. For example, let’s use the amount of [some value] you have.
3. Search for the Value:
    - Exact Search: If you know the exact value (e.g., your current [some value] amount), enter it into the search field.
    - Nearby Search: If you want to search for multiple values at once, enter the values separated by commas.
4. Set Search Type: On the right end of the typing bubble, you’ll see a blue square with a “*” by default. This indicates the search will include all types of values (double, float, etc.). Change this to “i4” (int32) for more accurate results, as it specifies a 32-bit integer value, which we are interested in.
5. Finding the Value: After entering your search criteria and setting the type, tap on “Search”. The Memory Editor will display a list of memory addresses with the same value.
6. Viewing the Values: Tap on “View” in the context menu when pressing the relevant memory address in the search results. You’ll see a list of values at different memory addresses. Focus on addresses ending with an 8 (e.g., 0x[some numbers and letters]8).

Isolating the Values Group:

Example with Negative XP:  
Follow the guide from @Ravino to the end. When you search for negative XP values, especially if they are very large, you can identify other related values in the same group. This group may include:
- XP of a mercenary (values range from 0 (lvl 1) to 192700 (lvl 60))
- Levels to unlock (values are 0, 10, or 20)
- Mercenaries Stripes and Contracts (corresponds to the number of Stripes and Contracts in possession)
- Stage-progress-bar (values are 0-4)
+more

Nearby Search for Stripes:  
Instead of just searching for negative XP, use Nearby Search for more specific values. For instance, if you have:
- 4626 Quickdraws
- 999386 Universal
- 41 Gifted
- 22 Die-Hards Stripes

Search for i4(int32) values of 4626, 999386, 41, 22. This method leads to the same memory group but is more precise.

Editing the Values:

After finding the desired values, tap on “View” and locate the values you want to modify. Make the necessary changes, and the game will reflect these modifications.

I hope this additional information helps! If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Special thanks to @Ravino for the foundational guide and everyone at iOSGods.com for their amazing tools and support.

Special thanks to @mohammed202112

Happy modding!

Updated June 4, 2024 by D4N_2xI_L
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2 hours ago, D4N_2xI_L said:

Hello everyone,

I’d like to contribute some additional insights to the existing guide, although I don’t fully understand all the intricacies of the method. Here’s what I’ve learned about using the iGameGod Memory Editor to isolate groups of hexadecimal memory addresses. Special thanks to the original author and the geniuses at iOSGods.com for their foundational work.

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Open iGameGod Memory Editor: Launch the Memory Editor from iGameGod. This tool allows you to modify in-game values directly in the memory.
2. Identify the Value: Decide on the in-game value you want to change. For example, let’s use the amount of [some value] you have.
3. Search for the Value:
    - Exact Search: If you know the exact value (e.g., your current [some value] amount), enter it into the search field.
    - Nearby Search: If you want to search for multiple values at once, enter the values separated by commas.
4. Set Search Type: On the right end of the typing bubble, you’ll see a blue square with a “*” by default. This indicates the search will include all types of values (double, float, etc.). Change this to “i4” (int32) for more accurate results, as it specifies a 32-bit integer value, which we are interested in.
5. Finding the Value: After entering your search criteria and setting the type, tap on “Search”. The Memory Editor will display a list of memory addresses with the same value.
6. Viewing the Values: Tap on “View” in the context menu when pressing the relevant memory address in the search results. You’ll see a list of values at different memory addresses. Focus on addresses ending with an 8 (e.g., 0x[some numbers and letters]8).

Isolating the Values Group:

Example with Negative XP:  
Follow the guide from @Ravino to the end. When you search for negative XP values, especially if they are very large, you can identify other related values in the same group. This group may include:
- XP of a mercenary (values range from 0 (lvl 1) to 192700 (lvl 60))
- Levels to unlock (values are 0, 10, or 20)
- Mercenaries Stripes and Contracts (corresponds to the number of Stripes and Contracts in possession)
- Stage-progress-bar (values are 0-4)
- +more

Nearby Search for Stripes:  
Instead of just searching for negative XP, use Nearby Search for more specific values. For instance, if you have:
- 4626 Quickdraws
- 999386 Universal
- 41 Gifted
- 22 Die-Hards Stripes

Search for i4(int32) values of 4626, 999386, 41, 22. This method leads to the same memory group but is more precise.

Editing the Values:

After finding the desired values, tap on “View” and locate the values you want to modify. Make the necessary changes, and the game will reflect these modifications.

I hope this additional information helps! If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Special thanks to @Ravino for the foundational guide and everyone at iOSGods.com for their amazing tools and support.

Special thanks to @mohammed202112

Happy modding!

I don't have any mercenaries with negative xp, and I've looked at all the values near the stripes but haven't found any information about mercenaries. Each mercenary has reached level 20, and I think it's difficult for me to find them. I don't understand how much experience level 20 mercenaries have

2 hours ago, D4N_2xI_L said:

Hello everyone,

I’d like to contribute some additional insights to the existing guide, although I don’t fully understand all the intricacies of the method. Here’s what I’ve learned about using the iGameGod Memory Editor to isolate groups of hexadecimal memory addresses. Special thanks to the original author and the geniuses at iOSGods.com for their foundational work.

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Open iGameGod Memory Editor: Launch the Memory Editor from iGameGod. This tool allows you to modify in-game values directly in the memory.
2. Identify the Value: Decide on the in-game value you want to change. For example, let’s use the amount of [some value] you have.
3. Search for the Value:
    - Exact Search: If you know the exact value (e.g., your current [some value] amount), enter it into the search field.
    - Nearby Search: If you want to search for multiple values at once, enter the values separated by commas.
4. Set Search Type: On the right end of the typing bubble, you’ll see a blue square with a “*” by default. This indicates the search will include all types of values (double, float, etc.). Change this to “i4” (int32) for more accurate results, as it specifies a 32-bit integer value, which we are interested in.
5. Finding the Value: After entering your search criteria and setting the type, tap on “Search”. The Memory Editor will display a list of memory addresses with the same value.
6. Viewing the Values: Tap on “View” in the context menu when pressing the relevant memory address in the search results. You’ll see a list of values at different memory addresses. Focus on addresses ending with an 8 (e.g., 0x[some numbers and letters]8).

Isolating the Values Group:

Example with Negative XP:  
Follow the guide from @Ravino to the end. When you search for negative XP values, especially if they are very large, you can identify other related values in the same group. This group may include:
- XP of a mercenary (values range from 0 (lvl 1) to 192700 (lvl 60))
- Levels to unlock (values are 0, 10, or 20)
- Mercenaries Stripes and Contracts (corresponds to the number of Stripes and Contracts in possession)
- Stage-progress-bar (values are 0-4)
- +more

Nearby Search for Stripes:  
Instead of just searching for negative XP, use Nearby Search for more specific values. For instance, if you have:
- 4626 Quickdraws
- 999386 Universal
- 41 Gifted
- 22 Die-Hards Stripes

Search for i4(int32) values of 4626, 999386, 41, 22. This method leads to the same memory group but is more precise.

Editing the Values:

After finding the desired values, tap on “View” and locate the values you want to modify. Make the necessary changes, and the game will reflect these modifications.

I hope this additional information helps! If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Special thanks to @Ravino for the foundational guide and everyone at iOSGods.com for their amazing tools and support.

Special thanks to @mohammed202112

Happy modding!

Or rather, how should mercenaries search at level 20

Updated June 3, 2024 by a82287561

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I have tried many i4 searches and even looked at all the values near the stripes, but couldn't find anything about mercenaries

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On 6/2/2024 at 2:07 AM, Ravino said:

No not really but they are the easiest I’m thinking about making a video on how to edit all merc lvls in one go tho but I’m too lazy to do it 🤣😭

How to search for mercenaries without negative values? I have thought of many ways and I think it will be difficult for me to find him. The exploration has been stuck with me for a long time, and I have been thinking about the next level