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  1. Ok, thanks for partecipating to this thread. I have no experience in managing values trought hex files directly but only via Game Guardian interface. It appears that Cowbeans (the company of the game) has introduced few years ago a type of encryption of data and a more secure system, as if you try to edit a simple found value (for example the number of the items of an item in your inventory) then the application crashes (seems like files are read only). However, we should start from somewhere to obtain some progress on understanding how data works. I mean, let's choose a data camp (like choosing a goal) to where making progress; for example let's try to find out how to find the ID of an item. Let's take wood and rock items and try to get their ID : In the attached picture you can see the values that change depending on the items placed in that slot and their quantity. So, these values identify that one slot in my inventory (as you can see if i put no item on that slot then all values goes to zero). To do that i searched for wood value (21) by subtracting 1 wood for each research and adding 1 for each research without changing the wood position in my inventory. However, i do not know how to interpretate these GG values, all i can notice is that the values are the same for any item placed in that slot that has the same amount of items (for example 12 woods and 12 rocks have the same values). So, do you have any idea on how to find these items IDs? Time ago, all items were classified under the same Dword value ID 444.445 but each item had different addresses (i think) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rb8k_kbQYe4&t=2s minute : 6:55
  2. These are videos i made on someone else's scripts but i didn't understand why they worked and why these values. However now all these videos scripts do not work as these values have been changed or fixed. (For example Weather Changer video :
  3. @Anonymous1000 I would be glad if you could tell me how to search for these values. I'd like to learn more about Game Guardian usage but i am not finding the informations i need in Game Guardian Forums/YTGuides. Thanks.
  4. I am also looking on editing wooden item to change it into an OP weapon but idk how to do it. By searching for wood value, i get a DWORD value which value is the double of the real value (13). That searched value should represent the inventory slot and not the wood ID. So i searched for encrypted value and i got it. It was like 117 DWORD or something similar. But the problem here is that idk how to edit that address with an other item ID (like Rock) as if i just edit it with the value of Rock then the game crashes.
  5. Hi, I am currently trying to editing any tool's speed in that game (Wooden Axe etc) but i cannot find out how to do it... I tried by searching for 0.4F value and for 0.4F;0.5F to restrict the range but i didn't get it to work... If someone would like to help me better understand how to do it, i would appreciate it :). I attached some pictures to helpyou better understand the mechanics : Tools have a 'hit speed' and by searching for it and editing the 500 results (100 per time) i get my game crashed. Game Link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cowbeans.pixelsurvival2&hl=it&gl=US&pli=1
  6. yes, that's exactly what I wanted. Thank you.
  7. I know how the dd.sleep command works, I need to figure out how to make the user search for a value and then refine it several times.
  8. Hello game guardian community. I tried to solve the problem myself, but I couldn't... I want my script to ask the user to enter a number to search for, make a change to the game (for example change the value of the coins, then dd.sleep) and that when he made the change, the script (of course after the gg.sleep) ask him to refine the value several times. Here I leave you an idea of what I would like to do. Prova prompt.lua
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