Help/Support Mshook: (double) doesn't work

[Amuyea 88.4k iPhone 13 18.7.2]

I did this with Flex 2 and it works fine, but when i made it into a deb and it won't do what I want it to.

%hook TimeGateManager
-(double)timeLeftOnCountdown {
	return 1;
}
%end

Is there anything that i need to add in order to make this work?

 

[castix 18.5k iPhone X 12.1.1]

- (double)timeLeftOnCountdown {

     return 1.0;

}

[Amuyea 88.4k iPhone 13 18.7.2]

- (double)timeLeftOnCountdown {
     return 1.0;
}

I tried it, it compiled, but it does not work

[AirMAX 17.9k 9.0.2]

Might u compiled tweak only for armv7 devices. And binary is 32/64 and u have 64 bit device.

[Amuyea 88.4k iPhone 13 18.7.2]

Might u compiled tweak only for armv7 devices. And binary is 32/64 and u have 64 bit device.

what do you mean by that?

[Guest]

what do you mean by that?

In your Makefile, at the top type "ARCHS = armv7 arm64" and see if it works, if it does not maybe it just means that the method you are hacking is useless

[Amuyea 88.4k iPhone 13 18.7.2]

i put the cracked binary into the app and it works but not what i wanted it to i guess flex patch will work only

In your Makefile, at the top type "ARCHS = armv7 arm64" and see if it works, if it does not maybe it just means that the method you are hacking is useless

let me try

 

And it is not useless

Updated May 5, 2015 by Amuyea

[Amuyea 88.4k iPhone 13 18.7.2]

Tried it but it is not working like i wanted it to

 

i will try it again later maybe thats reason

Updated May 5, 2015 by Amuyea

[ZeshinV 14.2k iPhone 7 14.2]

I did this with Flex 2 and it works fine, but when i made it into a deb and it won't do what I want it to.

%hook TimeGateManager
-(double)timeLeftOnCountdown {
	return 1;
}
%end

Is there anything that i need to add in order to make this work?

%hook TimeGateManager
- (DOUBLE)timeLeftOnCountdown {
     return 1;
}
%end

Remember the Case Sensitive..

Updated May 6, 2015 by iSpongebob10

[Amuyea 88.4k iPhone 13 18.7.2]

%hook TimeGateManager
- (DOUBLE)timeLeftOnCountdown {
     return 1;
}
%end

Remember the Case Sensitive..

 

i think it still the same thing but let me try