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[ @Mohamedbk649 ] --- Refer to my previous answer, you can force the game to run in 64-bit architecture by deleting all 32-bit libraries from the game's lib. ---

[ @Mohamedbk649 ] --- Even if the game support for multiple architectures, it will only use one. You can go visit the game directory: /data/data/game_package_name/lib. If there's multiple folder, delete it and just leave one (arm64, armv8-a, x64) Yes, if you download the game directly from playstore, it will download the game depends on your device default architecture. ---

[ @Mohamedbk649 ] --- It's simply means that the game runs on x86 (32-bit) --- It depends, what variant of Phoenix OS that you use. As far as I know, Phoenix OS do support arm64 or x64, try redownload the game with arm64/x64 architecture on: apkcombo. ---

[ @notzagred ] --- You should put this: if STM0 ~= nil then It checks if "STM0" is NOT empty, then execute the command inside the else-if block. ---

[ @notzagred ] --- It means that: the table "STM0" is empty or to put it in another words: there are no results. --- You need to provide the entire script, I can't see where "STM0" is located. Or you can simply fix it yourself by putting this: if STM0 ~= nil then STM0[1].value = math.random(175, 177) STM0[2].value = math.random(1, 5) STM0[3].value = math.random(-5, 5) gg.setValues(STM0) end ---

[ @vgplayer54 ] --- I forgot, the apk requires: LSPosed modules. ---

[ @vgplayer54 ] --- Sure. You need to use: Magisk then install several module: - HMA: Hide My Applist - PlayIntegrityFix: SafetyNetFix continuation - SafetyNetFix - Bootloader Spoofer - Shamiko ---

[ @gallamovbulat ] --- Don't use app cloner / multi account / multi apps or etc. Use virtual machine instead, also Game Guardian requires root, it seems "Multi Account" denies access to Game Guardian" ---

[ @BloodMoonScript ] --- Get the results -> Use gg.prompt() to ask user for the value to add -> Edit value from each result -> Apply the changes using gg.setValues() gg.clearResults() local search_input = gg.prompt( {'Enter a value to search: '}, {nil}, {'number'} ) if search_input[1] then gg.searchNumber(search_input[1], gg.TYPE_DWORD) local add_input = gg.prompt( {'Enter a value to add: '}, {nil}, {'number'} ) if add_input[1] then local enumerate = gg.getResults(gg.getResultsCount()) for k, v in ipairs(enumerate) do v.value = v.value + add_input[1] end gg.setValues(enumerate) end end ---

[ @g1doz ] --- Probably there's more than one xor key, just try to change the xor key to 0. ---

[ @Rex77ahha ] --- Your lua file might be saved in another folder. Some browsers save downloaded file on it's own folder (Example: Brave, 1DM, etc). - You can either use "search" feature on your file explorer app - Or you can goto your web browser -> download -> and open the file -> properties -> then see for the file path --- Just confirm that your lua file is already exist on "Download" folder using file explorer ---

[ @ItsMeAnsh ] --- This could be several causes: 1) SELinux You can try to switch SELinux into permissive using: Termux su set enforce 0 Then go open game guardian -> "fix it" button -> switch to work with selinux. 2) Root permission Game Guardian requires rooting: you can either use: magisk or manual-rooting or rooting-tool 3) Emulator storage Some emulator unable to read recently moved files, try to restart the emulator and run the script again on game guardian. ---

[ @Aresfury ] --- Works fine on me. Screenshot the problem.

[ @wrenee2 ] --- I would always recommend to try: VPhoneGaGa, it support Magisk and compatible with most apps. It's best to use the modded version. ---

[ @hexgameplays ] --- Just download the modded apk from the thread:

[ @APEXggV2 ] --- Haven't tried F1VM myself. Can you install magisk on it? It would be better that way. ---

[ @Olot ] --- To be honest, I don't really know since I haven't doing it myself. But probably it can cause bootloop or your device might brick. --- As it's name, it is temporary, the phantom will be turned on sometimes later (Overrided) ---

[ @Olot ] --- it's really simple, just download: Termux. Then copy, paste and enter this command: su -c "settings put global settings_enable_monitor_phantom_procs false" To avoid any issues, before turning off your phone (Shutdown/Restart) re-enable phantom: su -c "settings put global settings_enable_monitor_phantom_procs true" Or you can disable it temporarily: su -c "setprop persist.sys.fflag.override.settings_enable_monitor_phantom_procs false" Or if you have Android 14+, just simply enable Developer Option and navigate: Android Settings -> System -> Developer Option -> Enable "Disable child process restrictions". --- *Still proceed with caution.

[ @Olot ] --- Newer Android version (Android 12-14) uses Phantom processes, it will abruptly stop any processes that exceeded the limit. Perhaps try to disable it: Phantom --- Try it on your own risk, I'm not responsible for anything you tried. Proceed with caution.

[ @Mojihacker ] --- It depends on the device. Games usually uses JH/A/CA/CD/XA. In some cases, values from JH in one device, can be found on XA on another device. So in terms of this, you should instead select all green-pink-red-purple memory region before fixated into particular memory region. --- My assumption is that, since games calls alot of system libraries (OpenGL, etc), it will be allocated into XS: System Code. So as it's name, it is probably related how game interact with your Android. ---

[ @Nogggy ] --- You need to dump the game first. All the game information will be stored into dump.cs which you can see all the game offsets to modify. If there's multiple offset from dump.cs, you need to test it one by one. ---

[ @Nogggy ] --- Generate the game SDK by dumping it using: Magisk and use: Zygisk-Il2CppDumper module -> then find something "unlock" or "skin" from dump.cs -> take the offset, and use BadCase Toolbox or other similar tools -> paste the offset and change the value accordingly. --- Yes it's simplified.

[ @kalibro ] --- Send us some screenshot. There's 2 app protection, there's things like LiApp / AppGuard that responsible for detecting any kind of abnormalitis on the app level (External), then there's in-game Anti-Cheat that tracks any in-game values (Internal). When talking about Anti-Cheat, you need to address any aspects of the game/app, including External & Internal Anti-Cheat.

[ @angel88888 ] --- Might be related to newer Android restriction, perhaps try to disable phantom processes: Phantom --- * Process with procaution, might have bad side effects.

[ @kalibro ] --- It is likely caused by app detection, similar to LiApp or AppGuard. In this case, you need to hide GG from the game using Magisk modules: Shamiko HideMyAppList SafetyNetFix [MOD] Bootloader Spoofer ---