NoFear

Typically, yes.... Even though you can download game in playstore now.... Can't even play. Extremely deceitful of developer.

Gotcha. Can't help. I'm rooted.

Sounds like device issue. Game on my device doesn't appear to have any protection. This when you try to attach gg to process? When you search? Or when you edit?

What happens trying to hack that game?

What game/protection?

I guess I don't understand what you mean

What do you mean "bypass"? Like do a lib edit so you don't need to search the value again? Try gdb debugging if phone supports it.

I know 0 programming... Pointer is just this Take a value and it's Hex value = address location that it's pointing to. When you get to that address it can contain more useful data. Sometimes pointers are in groups. So player data, maybe hp atk def is each a pointer, but each pointer is one after another. Focus on a"easy" value, then work with pointers branching from that to find related data.

This is where the "pointers" filter for results can be useful. Sometimes you can't freeze the pointer, for the game clears data at location it's pointing to by default on value change or something. But, you can follow pointer and edit data then when it goes to relocate, it carries the edited value with it. Recently came across an online fps shooter that does this for ammo.

I'm talking about the second he makes edit, game crashes. Edit: Lol. Maybe game didn't crash I just saw the # next to pid. So figured that was the issue.

How is this a gg bug? Game has process already attached by something.

Different phone. Maybe try another kernel. I can tell you it is possible. In your video, next to the game process you see a '#'. That means something is already attached to the game. So when you use gg, you interrupt what's attached, which is how the game protects itself. Now look at my video. I did same searches and edit. But my game doesn't have # next to it.

That not a bug. Ptrace. EXACTLY as @Enyby already stated. Another game, similar protections. It's not just write protection on xa range. You can most likely find a random string and make an edit without any crash. Certain strings/functions might have some kind of integrity check

I don't use LP

Sorry. Distracted with other games. Working on this one: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dle.afterpulse

Can you use gg without root on other games?

Doesn't sounds like protection as much as it is a problem on your end with non root gg or parallel.

Guess I'm confused. Hack with gg? Or mod apk no root required?

You can mod and do anything with it. Developer had lawyer make legal threats to forum I had a guide on and mods... So they all got removed ?

Radare2 + hex editor if you want to work with lib files. If you want to debug and edit lib files gdb or lldb or radare2 + gg + hex to arm/arm to hex + hex editor. Don't need pc and can still accomplish more than those with a pc.

That's an interesting method... I like keeping my icons, this would be a good method it seems. Maybe if users choose "small list", you lose certain features like the individual delete buttons. I rarely to never use them. I typically check off a few and use the delete icon at the top instead.

The "hide icons" only gains 1 line... Can you consider the same feature you have for browsing memory? "Small list items". Maybe offer this instead of hide icons?

It already does for MANY MANY games.

You can try running game on a much older device. Or a custom kernel possibly. Enyby has done lots to prevent ptrace detection. But there is still a few developers that gg can't bypass it.

Heh, that doesn't mean "all is good"... I don't want xposed, I'm rooted with magisk. Xposed WILL FAIL safetynet check. And as for his problem with the game, fairly certain what I said is the problem. Have GG opened and the game. DON'T ATTACH GG to the game process, just leave idle. Does the game detect anything or can you play. If you can play, it's not a detection of root or GG. It's ptrace. If you look when you launch gg to attach to game, it has 3 pid and 2 have the # next to them. Meaning a process already attached to them.