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What is the "Unity Easy Mode"


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I know this is really stupid but I wanted to know why was Unity that easy to hack. I mostly hack using offsets so I don't know the difference between engines. The reason I'm asking this is I always see people saying "Unity Easy Mode" everywhere

Updated by bbReakMe
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2 minutes ago, bbReakMe said:

So the dump has easy stuff to hack?

Displays function names instead of sub_xxx

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Games made with the Unity Engine, can be easily dumped. Once dumped, you can load a .py script file into IDA & it will show sub_x functions as their original function name. For example: 'get_coins'. They also show variables in the dump.cs file (included with classes & funcs)

 

I suggest you to stay away from the tool, since it's just hella boring.

Updated by Ted2
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1 minute ago, Ted2 said:

Games made with the Unity Engine, can be easily dumped. Once dumped, you can losd a .py script file into IDA  & it aill show sub_x functions as their original function name. For example: 'get_coins'. They also show variables in the dump.cs file (included with classes & funcs)

 

I suggest you to stay away from the tool, since it's just hella boring.

I'll use it for instance variables, other than that I like using LLDB :p

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Just now, bbReakMe said:

I'll use it for instance variables, other than that I like using LLDB :p

Yea, that might be the only way to keep the fun. 

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