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These are a few templates to allow you to easily create scripts for Unity based games. Fields.Class.Name.Offset.Template.by.BadCase Add edits to the "fieldEdits" table in the following format [1] = { editName = "Free Clothes", emoji = "", edits = { { className = "ClothesOriData", armEdits = {0X18, 0X28}, editTo = 0, editType = gg.TYPE_DWORD, editIfEqual = nil }, { className = "ClothesOriData", armEdits = {0X1C, 0X28}, editTo = 0, editType = gg.TYPE_DWORD, editIfEqual = nil }} }, className: is the name of the Class the Field belongs to armEdits: is a table in this format {arm7_field_offset,arm8_field_offset} editTo: is the value to edit the Field instances to editType: is the type of value to edit the Field instance as editIfEqual: use if you only want to edit fields of a certain value and or get user input for this value can bet set to nil: if editing all Field instance integer: for editing all Field instances of a single value integer range: in this format 0~100 for editing all Field instance with a value in that range text: for providing instructions to the user in a prompt asking them to specify the value to be edited Methods.Class.Method.Name.Template.by.BadCase Add edits to the "methodEdits" table in the following format [1] = { editName = "Unlimited Ammo", emoji = "", edits = { { className = "Player", methodName = "HasBulletsClip", armEdits = {{"~A MOV R0, #1", "~A BX LR"}, {"~A8 MOV W0, #1", "~A8 RET"}} }} }, className: is the name of the Class the Method belongs to methodName: is the name of the Method to edit armEdits: is a table in this format {(arm7_lib_edits},{arm8_lib_edits}} edits can be GG assembler opcodes (~A BX LR), hex (00000000h) or reverse hex (00000000r) Combined.Field.Method.Template.by.BadCase This is the above 2 templates combined, make sure you have the same items in both the "methodEdits" and "fieldEdits" If a function only has one type of edits for example "fieldEdits" and no "methodEdits" then the "methodEdits" edit table for that function should be an empty table {} Check the last function in the script for an example.