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Isnt it pass-through by default?

well if it is do you write argument under return value? also forgot to mention that it is a bool with a return value and int with an argument #1

Updated by GodlyOne
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k thx heres the code: i seem to be getting something wrong when i make as well:

%hook CRCredentialManager
-(BOOL)isPremiumForMediaType:(int) {
return TRUE;
}
%end

%hook CRUser
-(BOOL)isPremiumForMediaType:(int) {
return TRUE;
}
%end

%hook CRPurchaseManager
-(BOOL)hasPremiumProduct {
return TRUE;
}
-(BOOL)hasPremiumPlusProduct {
return TRUE;
}
%end

%hook CRPhoneMediaViewController
-(BOOL)userIsPremium {
return TRUE;
}
%end

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k thx heres the code: i seem to be getting something wrong when i make as well:

%hook CRCredentialManager
-(BOOL)isPremiumForMediaType:(int) {
return TRUE;
}
%end

%hook CRUser
-(BOOL)isPremiumForMediaType:(int) {
return TRUE;
}
%end

%hook CRPurchaseManager
-(BOOL)hasPremiumProduct {
return TRUE;
}
-(BOOL)hasPremiumPlusProduct {
return TRUE;
}
%end

%hook CRPhoneMediaViewController
-(BOOL)userIsPremium {
return TRUE;
}
%end

Hm, I can't see whats wrong...

 

go to terminal and write this:

 

 

make package &>> error.txt

 

then go to your project folder and open error.txt, copy all of it and paste it here.

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@@DiDA @@Zimon

 

/var/mobile/crunchyrollv2510/theos/makefiles/targets/Darwin-arm/iphone.mk:43: Targeting iOS 4.0 and higher is not supported with iphone-gcc. Forcing clang.
/var/mobile/crunchyrollv2510/theos/makefiles/targets/Darwin-arm/iphone.mk:53: Deploying to iOS 3.0 while building for 6.0 will generate armv7-only binaries.
Making all for tweak crunchyrollv2510...
Preprocessing Tweak.xm...
Constants from lexical variables potentially modified elsewhere are deprecated at /private/var/theos/bin/lib/aliased.pm line 42.
Constants from lexical variables potentially modified elsewhere are deprecated at /private/var/theos/bin/lib/aliased.pm line 42.
Constants from lexical variables potentially modified elsewhere are deprecated at /private/var/theos/bin/lib/aliased.pm line 42.
Constants from lexical variables potentially modified elsewhere are deprecated at /private/var/theos/bin/lib/aliased.pm line 42.
Constants from lexical variables potentially modified elsewhere are deprecated at /private/var/theos/bin/lib/aliased.pm line 42.
Constants from lexical variables potentially modified elsewhere are deprecated at /private/var/theos/bin/lib/aliased.pm line 42.
Constants from lexical variables potentially modified elsewhere are deprecated at /private/var/theos/bin/lib/aliased.pm line 42.
Constants from lexical variables potentially modified elsewhere are deprecated at /private/var/theos/bin/lib/aliased.pm line 42.
Compiling Tweak.xm...
Tweak.xm:2:117: error: expected class member or base class name
static BOOL _logos_method$_ungrouped$CRCredentialManager$isPremiumForMediaType(CRCredentialManager* self, SEL _cmd):(int) {
^
Tweak.xm:2:117: error: expected '{' or ','
Tweak.xm:2:116: error: only constructors take base initializers
static BOOL _logos_method$_ungrouped$CRCredentialManager$isPremiumForMediaType(CRCredentialManager* self, SEL _cmd):(int) {
^
Tweak.xm:8:91: error: expected class member or base class name
static BOOL _logos_method$_ungrouped$CRUser$isPremiumForMediaType(CRUser* self, SEL _cmd):(int) {
^
Tweak.xm:8:91: error: expected '{' or ','
Tweak.xm:8:90: error: only constructors take base initializers
static BOOL _logos_method$_ungrouped$CRUser$isPremiumForMediaType(CRUser* self, SEL _cmd):(int) {
^
6 errors generated.
make[2]: *** [obj/Tweak.xm.7caf8c0e.o] Error 1
make[1]: *** [internal-library-all_] Error 2
make: *** [crunchyrollv2510.all.tweak.variables] Error 2

Updated by GodlyOne
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Posted

Sorry, I'm new to hacking myself, I'll tag people who can help you with this.

 

I don't understand :/

 

@DiDA

@shmoo

@Johnkittz

@--Techarmor--

 

You'll get help soon!

Hey don't forgot me i know how to hack with MShook :ermm:

k thx heres the code: i seem to be getting something wrong when i make as well:

 

%hook 

%hook CRUser
-(BOOL)isPremiumForMediaType:(int) {
return TRUE;
}
%end

%hook CRPurchaseManager
-(BOOL)hasPremiumProduct {
return TRUE;
}
-(BOOL)hasPremiumPlusProduct {
return TRUE;
}
%end

%hook CRPhoneMediaViewController
-(BOOL)userIsPremium {
return TRUE;
}
%end
Write it like this

CRCredentialManager
-(BOOL)isPremiumForMediaType:(int)arg1 {
return TRUE;
%orig(arg1);
}
%end
And if you want to return the arg1 just make it like this

CRCredentialManager
-(BOOL)isPremiumForMediaType:(int)arg1 {
return TRUE;
arg1 = 99999;
%orig(arg1);
}
%end
Also you can change the arg1 to any name you want :)

and let's say you have more than 1 argument

CRCredentialManager
-(BOOL)isPremiumForMediaType:(int)arg1:(BOOL)arg2 {
return TRUE;
arg1 = 9999;
%orig(arg1, arg2)
}
%end
^_^
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Hey don't forgot me i know how to hack with MShook :ermm:

Write it like this

CRCredentialManager
-(BOOL)isPremiumForMediaType:(int)arg1 {
return TRUE;
%orig(arg1);
}
%end
And if you want to return the arg1 just make it like this

CRCredentialManager
-(BOOL)isPremiumForMediaType:(int)arg1 {
return TRUE;
arg1 = 99999;
%orig(arg1);
}
%end
Also you can change the arg1 to any name you want :)

and let's say you have more than 1 argument

CRCredentialManager
-(BOOL)isPremiumForMediaType:(int)arg1:(BOOL)arg2 {
return TRUE;
arg1 = 9999;
%orig(arg1, arg2)
}
%end
^_^

 

thx a lot man but for the last one where u had 2 arguments wheres the second argument i can only see 1 also why do you call back the argument originally?

Posted (edited)

thx a lot man but for the last one where u had 2 arguments wheres the second argument i can only see 1 also why do you call back the argument originally?

He only showed you the second argument as an example for future purpose. 

Updated by Pro

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