Help/Support how change "str" to no-cooldown or 0 timers skills

[KingRalph 816 9.3.5]

if you don't know what are you doing then do not give other advise please, it will make them confuse

you said he should find a register that equals 0

I'm not sure if you even need To find a register with the value of 0

Why not do str #0

Doesn't that work? It's not advice. It's a question.

Updated January 9, 2015 by KingRalph

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you said he should find a register that equals 0

I'm not sure if you even need To find a register with the value of 0

Why not do str #0

Doesn't that work? It's not advice. It's a question.

Try it and you'll have the answer . What I meant is find another registers which hold 0 value

 

Ex: R1 = 3, R2 = 0 then change the str xx, [yy, #zz] to str R2, bla bla

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@@KingRalph

 

STR is a ARM function that is used to store values in memory, When u have a function like str r0, [r1, #0x99], what the computer does, is it grabs the value of r0, and stores it into R1 at the address 0x99 in memory. Changing the address to 0x0 (0) will without a doubt cause a crash, as the program would be modifying section of memory that probably doesn't even exist. Same goes for NOPing an STR, sooner or later, some function will try to access the amount stored at the register at the memory address, and crash, since the value is not present. When we hack, we changes R0 to another register so when the program stores the values, it will store a higher value from the other register, into a register at a memory location, which could hold currency, energy, health, damage, stats etc etc. 

Updated January 13, 2015 by RickHaks

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MOV R1, #0

STR R1, [xx, #yy]

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Try it and you'll have the answer . What I meant is find another registers which hold 0 value

 

Ex: R1 = 3, R2 = 0 then change the str xx, [yy, #zz] to str R2, bla bla

what is your mean [xx, #yy] ? please explain more about xx and yy.