Aname_Maralen

I think most of those clone apps just cause trouble, fill up with junk quickly, and games usually block them anyway. I’d rather stick to a clean, direct install.

That breakdown is spot on low vs. high regs, special-purpose SP/LR/PC, plus FPU details. The only thing I’d add is that in practice, understanding which instructions can access high vs. low registers is huge for optimizing Thumb vs. ARM code, especially in embedded work. And with the FPU, knowing when to stick to single-precision vs. leveraging doubles can save a lot of cycles on constrained devices.

Looks pretty powerful you’ve got everything for Il2Cpp work: class lookup, dumping, field edits, and hooking. Personally, I’d say it’s great for learning and reverse-engineering, but I’d be careful using it on live games because of the legal and ethical side.

Using VMOS as a virtual Android 5.1 environment to run Game Guardian without rooting is a clever workaround. Makes it much safer for your main system and still gets the job done.