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If its in Xa region(code app), you can use easily lib + offset! No need to search value. When you get the address of that value,save it. And check lib and offset in saved file(.txt).

l = gg.getRangesList('libil2cpp.so') if (l[1] ~= nil) then libaddres = string.format( "0X%8.8X", t[1]['start'] ) end function haxx(offsethax,valuehax,type) _address = libaddres + offsethax local _value = {} _value[1] = {} _value[1].address = _address _value[1].flags = type _value[1].value = valuehax gg.setValues(_value) end function main() gg.alert("begin hack abc at xyz") haxx(0xABCDEF01, 9999, 16) end You can use this code to hack the Xa region (code app) directly without finding anything.

0~~0 means whatever number.Its in Xa. You can directly approach to what you want. As example if you want search 456(double type) Then search it. Single search is more more faster then group search. gg.searchNumber('456', 64) 64 is double .4 is dword etc.Then you might find 123 results.you can choose now what the number of results is what you want. Codes in Xa are never changed themself normally. But you can. And you can check its offset. They are in lib. So its addresses whenever restart will be like below -BC24DF04(first restart) -D769BF04(second restart) -9ADC7F04(third restart) Every restart you can see its last 3 (may be 4 for some) is always the same. Thats why i told you can approach directly by lib + offset. Here is full example for you according to my case. Try use this code. (Replace your codes) gg.searchNumber('456', 64) lol = gg.getResults(gg.getResultCount()) lol = gg.getValues(lol) -- if the twelfth is what you want! check1 = lol[12].value -- Lets edit now lol[12].flags = 64 lol[12].value = 789 gg.setValues(lol) --now we edited check2 = lol[12].value print('This is before edit: '..check1..'\nThis is after edit: '..check2)

You searched 36 and 0~~0. But refine 1 and 0~~0.its nonsense. Refining is taking from search. Not new search itself! If in Xa, its better to use type dword than type double. More simple! Edit--> And yes i was wrong too. you edited double. But i did you use printing dword. Instead of lol.flags = 4 lol=gg.getValues(lol) print(lol.value) Use below lol.flags = 64 -- you changed double. Not dword lol=gg.getValues(lol) print(lol.value)

You set 't'. But why print 'r'?

If want change,you used wrong. It should be like this t[14].value = 9 gg.setValues(t) print('Done') As i say you can check saved file. Not to save only address! Check below photo. Address are always changed ever restart game. But Arrangement in lib are same whenever. Starter address may be started from address 0 or adress blah blah. But same arrangement. So you can use lib + offset. Idk your lib and offset. For my case,lib is libunity.so and offset 6ae934. Always check before code. print(gg.getRangesList(your lib)) I will code like this for printing the value. start = gg.getRangesList(blah blah) lol = start[depend info of lib] + 0x6ae934 lol.flags = 4 lol=gg.getValues(lol) print(lol.value) Do as you wish!