HorridModz

Awesome, thanks for the motivation. School started, so I will probably put this off for a while. In the meantime, if you'd like to make the changes yourself, DM me and I can walk you through it. The code is hardcoded for arm64 and arm; that would be a trivial edit - though I don't know whether auto-detection of architecture would be supported (not that this feature matters much).

Yes, this thread is turning into a back-and-forth between you guys rather than a question-and-answer. @Ali7021, these forums are for asking for help for things you can't figure out and getting an answer. If you would like a greater degree of help, perhaps the "Requests" section is better suited. Otherwise, each new question would probably be better off as a new topic if it addresses something entirely different.

That sounds fantastic! I will PM you.

Ah, I see. Still stand by my suggestion though... this is in no way am "unintended effect", and you're more likely to get help somewhere else.

Repeatedly freezing will not fix this. Is the value actually staying the same? If the value is frozen, this tells Gameguardian to constantly set this value back to what you edited it to. It does not stop the game from changing the value, which can cause back-and-forth fighting if both are trying to set the value. You can try to go into Gameguardian' settings and set the freeze interval to 0 (this will make Gameguardian change the frozen value every 0 milliseconds, or as frequently as possible). This setting should be in the Settings for the Game section, if I am not mistaken. It's also possible that the address changes, and the one you freeze stays the same but the game uses another value. Another possibility is that this is not the right vslue at all - perhaps it's a visual value but not the underlying one, or perhaps the real value is encrypted.

Try using the MagiskHide module and HideMyApplist. There are tons of guides online.

I don't get why you can't just try to hide from nmcore. I have no idea, but I'd give the typical Hide Gameguardian from the Game settings / Magisk Hide / HideMyApplist a try.

Working on it. For compatibiliry purposes, I'm making it as a GUI rather than a CLI. It is almost done but is a lot of work. If you really want to, you can download the repository and run it yourself (see usage instructions in the Github repository) - simply instal python and run the cli.py file in termux.

This issue isn't just for Chromebooks; it is a general issue with Android apps. There are several reasons for this; the forums have many threads on it such as this one: app not installed as app isn't compatible with your phone (#azg6l3h) In addition to gameguardian-specific research, you can try researching the general issue ("android app not installed as it is not compatible with your phone") - a Google search will yield lots of suggestions and troubleshooting ideas.

I'm pretty sure Mr. Dragon Star has a guide on Youtube. There are also several scripts.

What is the problem, exactly? Do you have Gameguardian installed? Is it giving you an error message?

Out of curiosity, would you use it if I implemented this? If I had motivation to I would; otherwise I'll just file a Github issue and kick the can down the road .

If the number of chests is server sided, their contents likely are too. As I said before, you can try pausing the game + editing the value between when you find out your reward and when you claim it. Another approach is to search the reward after claiming it and edit + freeze it in the hopes that it will show up next time; again there is no guarantee that this will work. Chests may be a dead end for you.

Can you see the rewards before opening the chest? If not, maybe you can try pausing the game while opening the chest. But if the game generates the chest reward at the same time that you open / claim it, editing it may not be possible without hex patching the function itself. One more idea is to try searching for the chest rewards *after* you open it and editing + freezing the values so you get modified rewards next time.

Besides analyzing the code, there is no real way to know what is server sided and what is client sided. The best way is to try stuff, and if something doesn't work you move on. Unfortunately, modding is often a game of guessing and checking rather than getting what you want on the first try. I am unfamiliar with Virtual Master, but for most Virtual spaces any files will not show up in them. Either download it inside of Virtual Master (go to this post in a web browser, inside of that space) or you can see if there is an option to transfer files.