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PRO can be only hacked temporary. And you can get ban or cheaterboard for that. Stop and uninstall Freedom.

Stop post off-topic here.

For me all worked. On PC and inside Droid4X. And stop offtop here. This is not topic for problem about download GG. Find appropriate topic or create new one.

I do not understand.

In same way as you can download gameguardian.

No. Championship stored on server.

It is not my info. 10 - maybe id type of race. 10 - race for time.

@peanutbrittle ID first race champ on Porsche Cayman GT4 >>> 16240 You can search as 16240;10::18

190 Porshe Cayman GT4 191 Porshe 718 Boxster S 192 Porshe 959 193 Porshe 911 GT3 RS 194 Porshe 918 Spyder with Weissach Package _______________________________________________ added 1 minute later car_ids.txt

We have plans about that.

What's New in Version 8.26.3 Added info about the 'fill' feature into the help section. Added minimal height setting for list items in the memory editor. Improved speedhack. Improved listing of regions. Improved regions detection. Improved landscape keyboard layout. Improved UI. Improved detection of incompatible apps. Reduced the long click timeout for activating speedhack. Fixed crashes. Fixed bugs. Updated translations. Built with support for ARMv5.

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We post some guides on appropriate forum: https://gameguardian.net/forum/forum/90-guides/ If you want know about new guides you can subscribe to this forum: https://gameguardian.net/forum/index.php?app=core&module=system&controller=notifications&do=follow&follow_app=forums&follow_area=forum&follow_id=90 Some topics:

Some statistics: Usage of different versions in first four days of June (91.2 % from total): Another stats from May month: SDK: Locale: Translation: ABI: Resolution in dip: Width in dip: Height in dip:

<string name="use_small_list_items">Small list items in the memory editor:</string> <string name="help_hint_1">* If you always find the desired values in the same region (letters at the end of the items in the results list), you can select only these regions for a faster search.</string>

<string name="help_fill_title">Fill (increment) values</string> <string name="help_fill">"* Fill (increment) values: It often happens that too many values are found, but they can not be changed from the game. In this case, the fill comes to the rescue. A typical example of use is the search for the price of an item, with a subsequent replacement by a negative one. 1. Select the desired items. 2. Select \"__edit_selected__\". 3. Press the button \"__more__\" to display \"__increments__\" field, if this field is not present. 4. In \"__increments__\" field, enter the increment value. Usually this is 1. And click \"__yes__\". 5. The selected items will receive new values. 6. Go to the game and see how the desired value has changed, moving across game screens. 7. If the value has not changed, then the desired element not among selected. Return to __app_name__ and using the \"__delete_selected__\" -> \"__revert_and_remove__\", remove the selected items, returning them the previous value. Now you can try everything from the beginning with other elements, if there are any. 8. If the value has changed, then the desired element is one of the selected elements. Remember the new value and return to __app_name__. 9. In the list of selected items, search for the desired value. Unselect it. Delete all other values, using \"__delete_selected__\" -> \"__revert_and_remove__\", returning them the previous value. 10. Modify the desired element value as you need. Typical errors are removal without revert. After that, the game can crash. If you find a lot of values, try to do fill in small portions to avoid crashes. "</string>

Will be good if anyone correct text from this topic: https://gameguardian.net/forum/topic/17200-gameguardian-official-help/ Correction better copy to here inside code tag. Like this: Code system (dangerous) - the code of the system libraries. Changing this memory can corrupt user data. Regions that are marked as (slow) can greatly slow down the search. Changing the memory in (dangerous) regions can lead to application crashes and data corruption. Thanks.

The rest of the elements depend on the selected tab. If the first tab (settings) is selected, the main part of the screen will be occupied by the list of settings. All other tabs will have two panels. Their content is slightly different and may depend on application settings. On the narrow top panel, the following is normally displayed (from left to right): the game pause button, the pid of the selected process and its name, the amount found (only on the search tab), the menu button (if the toolbar is disabled on this tab) and the list update button. By the name of the process, you can click - this will open the dialog for selecting the process. Click on the number of found opens the filter dialog. Below is the toolbar with quick action buttons. It can be hidden, through the settings of the application, for each tab separately. The rightmost button in the toolbar is the menu button. It shows a complete list of possible actions. The first actions are displayed on the toolbar itself. All that is not fit - hiding. In the application settings, you can specify the algorithm for filling the toolbar with buttons: from the right edge (default), from the left edge and from the center. If you do not know the purpose of any icon - press the menu button and see the text description for each icon. Under the toolbar is a list of items. For each tab, it has its own: search - search results, saved list - list items, memory editor - memory contents. Let's consider each tab in more detail. Let's start with the settings tab. Here is a list of all available settings for the application, as well as some actions. The list is regularly updated and expanded. There are such items: 1. Help. Runs the application's built-in help. 2. Donate. Opens the browser with a donation page on the official website. 3. Select process. Opens the game process selection dialog. Can be invoked by clicking on the process name or the game icon. 4. Exit. The application exit. 5. Kill the game. Kills the selected application by calling the system call 'kill'. Can lead to loss of game data, since this close is forced. 6. Select memory ranges. Opens the memory regions selection dialog. Memory in the processes of android is allocated by blocks, some of which are marked in a special way. In this dialog, you can select the categories of memory blocks that will be used when searching for values. Most regions have common names, so you can get more information by typing their name into a web search. Java heap - the main Java memory. C++ heap - main memory for native code. C++ alloc - dynamic allocation of memory in native code. C++ .data - pre-initialized memory in native code. C++ .bss - memory initialized by zeros in the native code. PPSSPP - PPSSPP emulator memory, which contains the game. Anonymous - regions of memory without description - there can be anything data. Java - system regions of Java memory, are usually not needed, since they do not contain user application data. Stack - memory of the native code stack. Usually not needed, because it contains very rapidly changing local data. Sometimes applications use this memory to store long-term values, but this is considered bad practice and is practiced very rarely. Ashmem - shared memory - can sometimes be used by applications for user data, but this happens rarely. Other (slow) - all other regions of memory that are available for reading and writing, but not in other regions. The use of these regions can help in certain situations, but in most cases they are not needed. In addition, they are quite large and some of them have slow access, which leads to a strong slowdown in search. If you find values in this group of regions, you need to write the region log when there are such values found, and send it to us so that we improve the definition of regions. Bad - "bad" regions of memory, which can not exactly contain useful data for hacking. For example, an accelerator video buffer, system fonts and so on. Can very slow down the search. On some firmware, the use of these regions can lead to freezes or reboots. Code app (dangerous) - the code of the application. Changing this memory can corrupt user data. Code system (dangerous) - the code of the system libraries. Changing this memory can corrupt user data. Regions that are marked as (slow) can greatly slow down the search. Changing the memory in (dangerous) regions can lead to application crashes and data corruption. 7. Autpause game. Automatic pausing of the game process when opening the GG interface. It can be useful in dynamic games, as well as to bypass simple defenses. If you hide the GG interface, the game will resume. 8. Freeze interval. Interval, in milliseconds, overwriting the values ??in the memory of the game when freezing. The whole point of freezing the value in the memory of the game comes down to the fact that GG very often rewrites the value in the memory of the game. There is no other way to freeze the value. Small values can lead to increased CPU usage, heat and battery consumption. 9. Saved list updates interval. The interval for updating the values ??in the saved list. Small values can lead to increased CPU usage, heat and battery consumption. 10. Data in RAM. Storage of search data in memory. You can select a specific amount of memory. All that more will be stored on the disk. Usually the best option is to choose Yes if you have enough memory. This does not mean that the entire device memory will be used. If there is a shortage of memory, the data will be flushed to disk, regardless of what is selected here. This option can greatly speed up the search, however, in x86 emulators, using RAM can, on the contrary, slow down the search. Usually the data is quite large, so the choice of 5-20 MB does not change anything. The difference, usually, can be seen from 100 MB and above. 11. Language (Language). Select the language of the application. This setting item always has an English version of the name so you can find it even if you select a language that you do not know or for which there is no font on your system. This setting requires the application to be restarted. If this is not done, then some of the dialogues will remain in the previous language. Almost all of the language options are available in the application. 12. Speedhack: Reset on exit. Reset speedhack when exiting from the application. If disabled, then when you exit from the application, the reset will not happen and the game will remain accelerated or slow. To change the speed in the game again, you will need to run GG again. 13. Speedhack: List of speeds. Edit speed list of the speedhack. It is at these speeds that the speedhead switches, when you press the left / right arrows. 14. Speedhack: List of speeds. Specifies the behavior when processing list of the speeds. Available options: Nothing - there is no processing, that is entered into the list, it will be. Sort - the list is sorted in ascending order. Sort and remove duplicates - the list is sorted in ascending order, and duplicate values are deleted.

So, let's go in order. After the first run, GameGuardian will launch its own installation. During this installation, the application data will be replaced by random ones to prevent detection by anti-cheats. This installation can be canceled, but it's best not to do it. During this installation, there will be several requests for root rights to perform all without user interaction. If these requests are rejected, then the installation will be accompanied by system requests for the approval of the installation of the new apk. This installation only occurs once. After the initial installation is complete, the application will be launched and you will see the start screen with a quick guide and a few buttons. Also some dialogs may appear: an old version was found, a new version was found, a restart is needed to apply the settings and so on. Usually in these dialogues everything is extremely simple and understandable, so we will not dwell on them. So, we're on the start screen. Most of which is occupied by a scrolled field with a brief guide. It is highly recommended to read it before moving on. The header shows the version of the application and the build number. Also, there are several buttons at the bottom of the screen. Let us dwell on them in more detail. I will describe the English interface as the most commonly used. In the application settings, which will be described later, you can select almost any language for the interface. Exit - the exit from the application. Immediately ends the application, completely unloading it from memory. Donate - will open the donation page on the official website in the default browser. Verification - will launch a test to display floating windows on the screen. The test includes outputting a color block to the screen and transferring a click to it. At the end of the test, a toast with results will be displayed. Fix it - call the menu for various fixes. There are various options that will help in working with the program on different firmware. Start - starts the application, displaying a floating icon and hide, if possible, the start screen. Let's return to the menu Fix it. After clicking this button, a menu appears in which you can make some settings. For example: - enable or disable the use of floating windows; - work with SELinux enabled or disabled; - select a type for floating windows or reset it to default; - to switch the use of notifications; and so on. The list is constantly replenished, tomorrow some other items may appear in it. After selecting any item, the selected setting is applied and application restarted. In some cases, additional parameters may be requested. For example, when choosing the type of floating windows, multi-colored squares will be displayed on the screen with different types of floating windows. Selecting one of them will save the setting. This way you can force the system to display a floating icon on top of the lock screen. However, in the interface, there may be problems. In most cases, if your application is working properly, you do not need to visit this menu. It is designed to fix problems if something goes wrong. For example, the application crashes, the icon does not appear after pressing the start button and so on. Let's move on to working with the application. You pressed the Start button. At the same time, a floating application icon appeared on the screen, and the start screen was closed. If you have enable some fixes, for example, floating windows are disabled, then the behavior may differ in some details, for example, the start screen will not close, but these are irrelevant trivia. In the future I will consider standard behavior without any hacks, only occasionally noting some of them. Return to the icon. This is one of the main modes of the application. The icon is called floating for a reason. You can take and drag it to any place on the screen. When you click on the icon, the main application interface will be displayed. This is the second main mode of the application. The interface is displayed in a semi-transparent dialog above the game window. At the top there is an icon of the selected game, from left to right, four tabs for tabs and a button for hiding the interface. Immediately after the first start, the process selection dialog will automatically open for you to work. Choose your game there. So, back to the interface. It consists of 4 tabs: settings, search, saved list and memory editor. The close button of the interface, located in the upper right corner, closes the interface, returning us to the floating icon mode. Clicking the icon of the selected process in the upper left corner opens the dialog for selecting the process. If a small application icon is displayed on top of the process icon, it means that the application has connected to the selected process for performing some actions. At the bottom of the screen is a status bar. It displays some useful information and an eye button, which makes the entire interface transparent. Let's consider the information that is here in more detail. 1. The version number of the application. 2. The status of the demon. If the daemon is up and running, there will be a "+" sign. If it's not running, then something else, like "?". 3. List of active memory regions, in brief form. When you click on the status bar, a dialog for selecting memory regions opens. 4. The number of checked items in the list on the active tab. 5. The amount of free memory in megabytes, according to the system and according to android. 6. The eye icon. If you click on it and hold, then the entire interface becomes transparent and you can see what's under it. The eye icon works almost everywhere, including the search progress dialog.

We start official help here. Because English is not my native language it is translated with Google Translator with some manual edits. Source written on Russian. With time we plan integrate this help inside the app.

Guide:Mobile inventory editing (Android) Method 1: GameGuardian App info GameGuardian is an app that allow the editing of values in realtime(while playing). the app is very similar to the popular Cheat Engine for PC. Due to the way it edits values in running processes it requires root access. GameGuardian download location: Homepage THIS IS NOT A PLAYSTORE APPLICATION!! This app must be installed manually once downloaded to your device. You may have to allow installation "from unknown sources" in your device's settings to do this (image) The video here provides a basic visual tutorial on how to use the app to edit values in game. Video Description Items needed in game 1 Chest or Container of any type. On mobile, a barrel or trashcan are valid substitutions for a chest. It is advised you place the container close to your spawn point, as you will need to save and exit the world on completion. Any number of easily acquired block/item (Wood(any type), Dirt, Gel, etc.) Note: The more of the item you have, the easier it will be to find the value. Step 1. Download and Install GameGuardian: Download the apk file from the above webpage. Once downloaded, run the apk file. If this is your first time installing a non-playstore application, you will likely need to allow installation from unknown sources. See image 1 Once installed, open the app. You will be prompted to allow the app Super User Permission. Select Okay See image 2 After you provide permission, you will see a secondary installation taking place. This is a defensive installation that will prevent apps on your device from detecting GameGuardian's presence. There are a few apps that will not allow users to run them if a memory editor is present. GameGuardian gets around this by installing itself with a random process name. The name will be unique to your device See image 3. You will be prompted to allow Superuser permission to this installation as well. Note: this secondary installation is not mandatory and can be canceled. You may also refuse Superuser Permission on the second request. Refusing runs the risk of other apps on your device detecting GameGuardian. 1 2 3. This image will not be the same as yours Step 2. Preparation: Once the app has Superuser Permission, open Terraria and navigate to the main menu. Next, press your Home button on your device, leaving Terraria running. Open GameGuardian again and you should see a list of running applications. Navigate through the list and select Terraria. If the list does not automatically appear, you can open it by touching current process name in the top left corner. See image 4 Once you have directed GameGuardian to Terraria, minimize GameGuardian by pressing your Back button on your device. You can maximize it at any time by clicking the floating icon. You can also close it if necessary by opening the menu and choosing Exit Load your world in Terraria and acquire a container and a handfull of any item. Place the container close to your spawn point and deposit your chosen item into it. Maximize GameGuardian by pressing the floating icon. 4 Step 3. Finding your values: In the top right side of GameGuardian, press the magnifying glass icon(the one WITHOUT the question mark) See image 5. You should see a new widow pop up. In the empty value field, enter the quantity of your chosen item. You should also see a box with three "???". Press that box and choose "Word" Yours should look like image 6. Once done, press Search. On this first search you will likely have too many results to judge which is the one you need. Go back to Terraria and move your item from its current slot to any other slot. Once the item is moved, open GameGuardian again and do another search. This time the value you search for should be "ZERO" Alternatively, you can swap your first item with another that you have more or less of and search for that quantity instead See image 7. Repeat the search process until you only have one value in the results list. Once you have only one value, proceed to the next step. 5 6 7. Swap the dirt with the wood. Searching for the value of whichever is in the first chest slot. Step 4. Finding additional information: In order to be able to change what the item IS, you need to find two more values. No worries tho, the values for the item name and icon are stored in a static address directly next to your quantity. In the results list, long press on your value until a box of options pop up. Choose "Go to Address". On this screen, you will likely be overwhelmed by the amount of information on the screen. To simplify the view, Click the button with three lines directly next to the refresh circle in the top right See image 8. You will be presented with several options. Choose "Value Format" Uncheck all boxes with the exception of the "Word" box See image 9. Now that the values are easier to read, select the check box next to the one that matches your value, as well as the first and third values directly above yours(these two extra values should be the same) See image 10. One additional value is optional. You will only need it if you want to add Modifiers This guide will assume you chose to do this step Long press on the topmost value that you selected(value "3" in image 10) and choose "Offset Calculator" In the offset box, type -82 and press "GOTO" See image 11. Select the checkbox next to the topmost value on the list See image 12. Now that you have your four values marked, Click the top right button with three lines again(the one next to the refresh circle)See image 12 and choose "Save Values". Once you have sent the values to the saved list, press the icon at the top shaped like a floppy disk("What's a floppy disk?", you ask. Google it...) This will take you to a page with the values you saved displayed. The first value in this list is for the Prefix modifier. Rename this value "Prefix" OR "Modifier" by clicking the value and selecting the "Variable Name" box. Simply rename the variable without changing the value for now. The second and third values are for the item name and item icon, select the checkbox on these See image 13. This will allow you to modify both at the same time. Rename these accordingly(Note: It won't matter which you name "Icon" or "Name", for that matter you could just name them both "Item", naming them only makes it easier for you to tell what's what.) The fourth and final value is the items' quantity. Name it accordingly. Once you've named the values to something intelligible(hopefully), click the three line button in the top right(next to the refresh circle) and choose save. Android 5.x + users will be able to load this list in the future after completely exiting their game and these 4 values will not have changed. 8 9 10 11 12 13 Step 5. Adding/Editing an item Find the internal item ID of the item you wish to add. Click the top three line button(same one) and choose "Modify Selected Values" Change the values to the desired item.(Note: Some mobile exclusive items have multiple ID's. See the section at the bottom of this page for more information.) Next, change the quantity value to the desires amount. Different items have different maximum stack sizes: Potions have a limit of 30, dirt and most blocks have a limit of 999, etc. You can exceed this limit up to 32767. If the Item you are adding is a weapon, armor, tool, etc. that normally does not stack, It is advised to make the quantity value "One". If the item you are adding is an equipable item, you may want to add a prefix modifier. Once all values have been changed to suit your needs, DO NOT MOVE THE ITEM INTO THE PLAYERS INVENTORY!!! If you want to add more items in, move the item into another slot in the container and repeat Step 5. Once you are completely finished adding/editing items, SAVE AND EXIT TO THE GAMES MAIN MENU! Step 6. Relaunch your world and enjoy your new items

Game Guardian fuzzy search and dealing with encryption by Gamecheetah.org · Published May 31, 2017 · Updated May 31, 2017 Assuming that you learned lessons from previous Game Guardian tutorials [Game Guardian beginner tutorial] and [Game Guardian group search tutorial], today we will continue with our Game Guardian tutorial series. From this article, you will learn basics of Game Guardian fuzzy search. Article will have two main parts – using Game Guardian fuzzy search for finding unknown, unencrypted values, and using fuzzy search for dealing with encrypted values. But, what is Game Guardian fuzzy search? It is type of scan where the starting value is unknown – maybe wanted value isn’t visible, or the value is encrypted. The best example of unknown value is health bar in games – value is usually unencrypted, but instead of number, you only see red bar. We know that there is some number behind red bar. So let’s see how to change unknown value. Game Guardian fuzzy search This type of scan is fairly easy if you know the basics. Open Game Guardian dashboard, select process from the wanted game, and click on Unknown (fuzzy) search. When you click on it, it will map all in-game values. Now, go back to game, and loose some health. Open Game Guardian, and click on Decreased button. It will go through all values again, filtering the ones that have decreased. Go back to game, and loose some more. Again, open GG and click on Decreased. Game Guardian have one unique feature that isn’t presented in other software of this kind. It can search for unchanged value multiple time. Don’t loose or gain health in game. Open Game Guardian, and choose Unchanged. It will ask you how many scans you want to run. Choose 4-5 times, it will be enough.NOTE! Do not run this right after the first step. Sometimes there will be hundreds of million addresses in the list, and if you run 15 or so Unchanged values scan, it will take forever to finish! If there is many addresses left, gain or loose some health, and do increased or decreased search. When only one or two addresses are left in the list, change them, or better, just freeze them. If you freeze the value, you won’t loose health anymore. Using fuzzy search for encrypted values The main difference between upper example and this one is that we don’t know if the value is increased or decreased. Because developers maybe implemented some shady algorithm to hide the real numbers from the players. Most trivial example is multiplying value with some number. If you have 100 diamonds, it can be stored in memory as Value*8., or 800. If you earn 20 diamonds, new memory value will be 960. Fairly easy, right? You can still use increased or decreased to find the right value and edit it. But look at the following example. If some evil developer choose to store 100 diamonds as Value*(-8), then in-game value will be -800. If you earn 20 more, it will be stored as -960. So, if you gain diamonds, in-memory value will decrease, and if you spend some, in-memory value will increase. So we can’t use fuzzy search the same way as we did in the previous example. All we can do is make first Unknown (fuzzy) search, and find changed/unchanged values. –Side note– Of course, there is much better option for dealing with encrypted values in Game Guardian. On Known (exact) search, there is encryption box that can be checked. This is much faster method which you can try first. If it doesn’t work, you can try fuzzy search. You can find example for searching known encrypted value here [Shadow Fight 2 cheat – finding encrypted value in Game Guardian] In most real life games, you will see even more complex encryption. For example, maybe something like this. In-memory value = 1083112 + in-game value * (-2048.1) . So the in-memory value will be float number, which can be positive or negative. Almost impossible to find, right? Let’s try it on real game. In this video (not made by gamecheetah.org) you can see how to use Game Guardian fuzzy search to find encrypted values in Eternium: Mage and Minions.