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  1. CmP

    #OFF

    According to the script's code, password for "➤ 3 GLOBAL PUBG (VIP)" menu is "~1995" and for the "➤ 4 GLOBAL PUBG (OWn Goods)" is "~".
  2. CmP

    Ez HACK FOR PUBG MOBILE

    It seems like a Russian localization for one of the scripts that was published here some weeks ago. You should at least give credit to the real author of the script, whoever he is.
  3. We just need to believe ?
  4. Of course it can, but using functions is a way better approach than goto in my opinion. You can read more about goto statement and it's negative sides here. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goto
  5. Another option for your case is to use "return" statement in "if" block, so that remaining part of the function won't be executed when the condition is met. if gg.getResultCount() ~= 3 then zabissk() return end -- Remaining part of the function
  6. Really impressive. Thank you for the hard work.
  7. Yep, got that. Illustrated the example with "Parallel Space" as it might be useful for someone who is interested in this, also maybe for the creator of this topic.
  8. Ok, I figured it out, correcting my conclusion from the previous post. Applications that are run from "Parallel Space" app does not access device's "/sdcard/" (or "/storage/emulated/0") folder directly. Instead of this, they use "parallel_intl" folder, which selectively replicates the structure of "/sdcard/" folder (some important folders are being copied I guess). All apps that are run inside of virtual space can read/write (if have such permission) from/to that "parallel_intl" folder, and it is seen as "/sdcard/" from them. Here is the SS of that folder's contents: I guess that @Enyby and @NoFear meant same thing. I am just not that good at terminology.
  9. Did a try on my device, no root. Using Parallel Space and ES File Explorer apps. Dark theme for original app, bright - for the cloned one. Landscape mode to be able to see full path. Here are the results: As we can see, both paths lead to the same location, but, in my case, not all folders and files are visible in app that is run from virtual space.
  10. He can't navigate to "Download" folder as it is not visible from virtual space because of some reasons. I am not sure about his case, but when no SD card is installed, "/storage/emulated/0" and "/storage/sdcard" both point to the same location - device's internal storage.
  11. Amazing job as always!
  12. View File Monitor saved values This script is intended for tracking changes of the values in the saved list. It will output details (time, name of saved list element, it's address, old value, new value) of recorded changes in a convenient form when user decides to finish monitoring. Submitter CmP Submitted 05/01/18 Category LUA scripts
  13. Version 1.0

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    This script is intended for tracking changes of the values in the saved list. It will output details (time, name of saved list element, it's address, old value, new value) of recorded changes in a convenient form when user decides to finish monitoring.
  14. Oh, then maybe I should not unistall the app before installing newer version.. Thank you for answer.
  15. Greetings. I wonder, if GameGuardian settings and search history can be restored after updating the application. I see one possible way to accomplish this, but can't be sure that it will work like I think it will. GameGuardian stores some xml file with preferences at the path "/data/data/*gg package name*/shared_prefs/". It seems to contain exactly that data, which I want to restore after updating to newer version of the app. So can I simply copy this file contents and paste them to newly generated file (by newer version of the app) in order to restore settings and search history? Can this possibly produce some unintended effects or errors?
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