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Love Nikki is a server-sided game, meaning most critical values (like diamonds, gold, and event currencies) are stored on the server, not on your device. However, some visual changes or temporary client-side modifications might still be possible with Game Guardian. Here are a few things you can try: 1. Speed Hack: Some versions of the game may allow you to speed up animations or timers. 2. Item Editing (Client-Side): Try searching for item quantities (e.g., stamina, event tokens) as DWord or Float values and modify them. Keep in mind that this may not persist after restarting. 3. Visual Currency Changes: You can attempt to change the displayed number of diamonds/gold, but since it's server-sided, the real amount won't change. 4. Exploit Weak Points: Look for areas where the game syncs less frequently, such as offline rewards or some single-player modes where the server validation is weaker. If you have a link to the old forum post, feel free to share it! That might help in understanding what worked back in 2017 and if any similar methods still work today.

Yes, you can create a dictionary (table) in Lua to pair block names with their corresponding values. Then, use gg.prompt() to let the user input a block name, check if it exists in the table, and retrieve the corresponding integer. Here's an example of how you can implement it in GG Lua: local blocks = { ["dirt"] = 1048, ["stone"] = 1050, ["sand"] = 1062, -- Add more block names and their values here } local input = gg.prompt({"Enter block name:"}, {}, {"text"}) if input and input[1] then local targetValue = blocks[input[1]:lower()] if targetValue then gg.searchNumber("1048", gg.TYPE_DWORD) gg.editAll(targetValue, gg.TYPE_DWORD) gg.toast("Changed dirt to " .. input[1]) else gg.alert("Block name not found in the list!") end end This allows users to input a block name, look it up in the table, and replace the original value with the correct integer. Just make sure to expand the blocks table with all necessary block types. Hope this helps!

The game has likely added better protection against Lucky Patcher, such as server-side checks or integrity verification. If backpack hacks still work, you might be able to find a way to modify currency values using Game Guardian. Try searching for your money or gems as encrypted values, or look into memory editing techniques like offsets or speed hacks. If the game is server-sided, though, it will be much harder to modify directly.

The reason your script stopped working is that the game update changed memory offsets. To make it work again, you'll need to find the new offsets using memory analysis. If you want a more permanent solution, you should consider using pattern scanning instead of static offsets, as it helps locate values even after updates. If you're looking for someone to help, you'll need someone skilled in Lua for GG and memory tracing. You might find someone experienced in GG scripting who can help,maybe i canThe reason your script stopped working is that the game update changed memory offsets. To make it work again, you'll need to find the new offsets using memory analysis. If you want a more permanent solution, you should consider using pattern scanning instead of static offsets, as it helps locate values even after updates. If you're looking for someone to help, you'll need someone skilled in Lua for GG and memory tracing.you might find someone experienced in GG scripting who can help.maybe i can

If the entire library is encrypted, IDA Pro won't be useful unless you can decrypt it first. However, since there's already a script that finds the offset, that means the script is likely reading memory dynamically rather than statically analyzing the .so file. In Game Guardian (GG), if you have the base address of lib.so, you can use GG to search for values at base_address + offset. Since they mentioned 100.0 float, you can try: 1. Find the base address: Use gg.getRangesList('lib.so') in Lua to get the start address of the library. 2. Calculate the final address: Add the offset to the base address. 3. Search for the value dynamically in GG. If GG can read memory properly, they should be able to modify values in real time, even if the library itself is encrypted.

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Use arm edit or you can take libil2cpp.so from within the game to decompile and find the coin offset keyword examples: *int get_coin *int get_cointcount *int Getcoint and more..

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