Help/Support Can anyone help me with converting STR.W to hex?

[Guest]

Now that I got LLDB working, I went on to hack MC4. I got an offset for ammo, which I don't think I will make public for a while if this works. I set tons of breakpoints to see if this is the correct offset and I did "register read" in LLDB tons of times, and sure enough, whenever I changed my weapon clip's count by shooting, R10 would always change to the value of my clip in hex.

 

It is a STR.W R10, [R6, #0x840].

 

Obviously this can be changed to STR.W R7, [R6, #0x840] to make ammo infinite, but for some reason the ASM to hex converters don't support the ".W" suffix. So if anyone can tell me how to convert STR.W R7, [R6, #0x840] to hex without it showing up in IDA as just a STR, it will be greatly appreciated Thanks!

 

 

[Rook 559.5k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

This is working fine here:

C6F84078

STR.W R7, [R6, #0x840]

[Guest]

This is working fine here:

C6F84078

STR.W R7, [R6, #0x840]

Thanks so much, I'll try that

EXC_BAD_ACCESS -.- god

 

freaking gameloft -.- do you have any suggestions? 

[AnotherLurker 1.5k]

@@shmoo,

The R10 register is usually reporesented as 'a' in hex, change that to '7' to make it R7

[Guest]

@@shmoo,

The R10 register is usually reporesented as 'a' in hex, change that to '7' to make it R7

Thanks, I'll keep that handy, most of Gameloft's STR's are STR.W's Updated March 13, 2015 by Guest

[KingRalph 818 9.3.5]

Thanks so much, I'll try that :DEXC_BAD_ACCESS -.- god

 

freaking gameloft -.- do you have any suggestions?

 

Why not just do it manually in the binary

[Guest]

Why not just do it manually in the binary

Guess I'll try that then