Sami1982

View File Brothers In Arms 3: Hailstorm Weapon Does Not Overheat Fire away with a NO overheating Hailstorm weapon with this script that I made. Hope you enjoy! Submitter Sami1982 Submitted 09/04/2024 Category LUA scripts  

View File Gunship Battle: Infinite HP for any or all of these 3 planes (Longinus, Gyrfalcon and F-8 Crusader) Enjoy! Gunship Battle: Infinite/Frozen HP for any or all of these 3 planes (Longinus, Gyrfalcon and F-8 Crusader) Your choice. Enjoy! PS Feel free to request infinite HP for any other plane and I will try to accommodate you! Submitter Sami1982 Submitted 08/18/2024 Category LUA scripts  

Not possible freeze value (#bwkt95j2)

I guess this is what reverse engineering is all about. Arguably anything can be cracked (even the most secure obfuscation) if someone is experienced enough. If you're so worried about what you've spent hours to find, then simply don't share it. This is what anyone with a brain will tell you. And let's not forget that the developers whose game you "spent hours to hack" have already spent 10 times more hours on it than you have, and guess what....you've managed to crack it So this is a non-ending cycle

Well if we could resume from this point I would like a script that works reliably. This script you provided me does not work reliably. So I am afraid my question/issue has not yet been solved. If you'd like to continue helping I would love that. If not, then no worries I understand.

Ok never mind. Even this workaround doesn't work. I think I've reached the limits of how far I'm willing to go on this. Turns out it's not nearly as half as simple as I assumed it might be. Thanks anyway for all your help.

I think I can live with the following workaround: I edited the script to stop right where it gives the final pointer results and I can just easily edit the value i need myself and whichever one fails, I'll simply know it's the other one that works. Not too s3xy but it'll do for my abilities lol EDIT: FYI sometimes it even gives 4 results

Okay wait I think I figured out the problem..... No, not this group search. I had found another one using Anonymous only and I found the pointers and wrote the script and everything and that one was randomly changing. But going back to the above group search, this one seems truly static but the very last step of the script, when the health value is one more pointer search away and we can just add the 4 bytes and done, it normally gives only 1 result for that last pointer search, but every now and then (totally random, it could be after 2 restarts or after 5) it throws 2 results instead of 1 for that last pointer search

Let's forget about the script and exclude it. So no need for the print() function. Let's say I want to manually run a group search without a script every time I restart the game. The group search is not static. What good will the print() function do now?

I already know what the issue is. The block I am using for the group search is randomly changing. I just told you that.

Well I'm not even executing the script at this point. All I am doing is manually finding the health value again, and repeating my steps to arrive at the block of numbers that I saw how a moment ago they were identical with the same distance on both devices, but now they aren't identical anymore. What is that called other than "randomly changing"?

Okay even with my latest script (which is only using the Anonymous region) it still fails randomly and I think I know why. Despite having the same values (static ones) at the same distance on both devices, they sometimes randomly change. So I guess having them on 2 devices isn't a hard and fast rule that they are static, unless it's just the case with this game

I sure will my friend. You have done BEYOND helped lol. The amount of knowledge you fed me is absolutely phenomenal. Do you know that the small, basic piece of advice about "using 2 devices simultaneously" is something I had not seen in any place (forum or youtube tutorial) before?? I didn't realize that if you see the same value on 2 devices simultaneously this means it's static and you can rest assured that when you search for it after you restart the game you will find it. So simple yet brilliant. Unless it was so obvious and everybody knew it except me and I'm such a noob lol. Also I used to be scared of something called "pointers" but after your lesson and your method of simplifying and clarifying I am not scared anymore.

I just managed to find a working group search in Anonymous only region. Went blind and spent hours to find it....and some more blindness and some more hours to figure out how to script it, but the end result and the reward and sense of accomplishment is more than worth it! Couldn't have done it without your help. Let's just hope it's reliable because I've only tested with 2 restarts of the game so far Lol.

Actually sorry let me rephrase that. I am not able to find a working group search if I specify only 1 region. So I guess I am out of luck then. Oh well it's better than nothing.

Okay but I have done some extensive testing and even when I specify only 1 region the script randomly fails to provide the correct health address. If I close and re-open the game let's say 5 times in a row for example, one of those times will fail. This kills all the fun if every time I open the game I have to cross my fingers and pray and hope that it works LOL.

Okaaay now I understand.

Okay but just to clarify...I want to make sure I understand something....why did you specify 3 regions in your script? Isn't it okay if the pointer is in any of those 3 regions?

Okay, got it. Thanks again for all your help.

Try installing magisk delta with magisk hide and universal safetynet fix

Sorry for the late response. Not sure if you saw but I edited my last post last night to inform you that I've reached my maximum number of posts for yesterday. This restriction in the forum is so annoying by the way lol. Anyhow, it finally worked when you gave me this line: healthPointer[i] = {address = t[i].address + 0x18, flags = gg.TYPE_DWORD} The reason I was gettin an error was because silly me (due to being so late into the night and my eyes had turned into rocks and my brain had frozen lol) I had a "multiplied by" sign in 0x18 which also looks like the letter X LOL. Also, I know how to write basic scripts but coding pertaining to pointers and offsets in a script is something new to me. But I will try to learn it. You have been wonderful about all of this and I will never forget what you taught me and the favors you did for me But you never answered those 2 questions for me: 1) Even your script randomly fails sometimes (i.e. it doesn't give the correct address). Why? Is it normal to happen once in a while? 2) When you said "That's why specify the regions as accurate as possible in which you want find the pointers in in or it will already bring issues" Why did I run into this issue? I simply chose the same 3 regions that you had in your script. I chose them in both the emulator and my phone.