Help/Support Answers to my coding issues?

Mister SirCode · September 27, 2018

A way to turn pure code snippets or blocks from flex 3’s patches.plist...... I would love to create modmenus, and I even got theos all set up but I just don’t understand the notion of coding.. I will take proffesional lessons one day but I dont have time for real learning right now, but if anyone has some tips or maybe ways around this problem? Ive seen FlexConverter but It doesnt seem to work correctly... someone said it can only have 2 arguments? My flex patches that Ive made havent ever had “argument:” titles so I dont understand.

i0s_tweak3r · September 27, 2018

iPadKid made an excellent tool that someone with almost no knowledge at all can use to turn a patch into a tweak. It’s called FlexToTheos or “ftt”, and it should be available in his repo (although last 2 times I tried adding it I got error messages), or you can compile the source code from Github.

Assuming you have theos set up with git fixed, just go to Terminal and type: git clone https://github.com/ipadkid358/FlexToTheos

The project will be in your mobile directory. In terminal, after logging in as root, type:

cd FlexToTheos (enter)

make package install (enter)

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For usage: type: ftt (enter)

It’ll give a list of patches on ur device, then just enter the number for the patch you wish to convert. It will make a tweak.xm file, Makefile, control file, and tweakname.plist in a new directory called “Sandbox”. Rename Sandbox to TWEAK_NAME, edit control file adding details about the tweak, and the Makefile if you need to customize it specifying TARGET, ARCHS, and DEBUG.

Should compile without needing to change much. Even advanced patches that convert Swift classes to Objective-C work.