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I tried so+py stuff and it's said nil so=gg.getRangesList('libnative-lib.so')[1].start

py=0x9960C4 

setvalue(so+py,4,0)

But this is error 

 

Heres my new

so=gg.getRangesList('libnative-lib.so')[1].start

py=0x9960C4 + 4 -- Dword edit

Now i want the user actually edit their desire value for ie 0-20000 range only

 

 

 

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3 hours ago, Unnamed1 said:

I tried so+py stuff and it's said nil so=gg.getRangesList('libnative-lib.so')[1].start

py=0x9960C4 

setvalue(so+py,4,0)

But this is error 

 

Heres my new

so=gg.getRangesList('libnative-lib.so')[1].start

py=0x9960C4 + 4 -- Dword edit

Now i want the user actually edit their desire value for ie 0-20000 range only

 

 

 

ask = gg.prompt({"SET NEW VALUE"})

if ask == nil then return end

setvalue(so+py,4,"~A8 MOV W0,#"..ask[1].."")

3 hours ago, Unnamed1 said:

I tried so+py stuff and it's said nil so=gg.getRangesList('libnative-lib.so')[1].start

py=0x9960C4 

setvalue(so+py,4,0)

But this is error 

 

Heres my new

so=gg.getRangesList('libnative-lib.so')[1].start

py=0x9960C4 + 4 -- Dword edit

Now i want the user actually edit their desire value for ie 0-20000 range only

 

 

 

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3 hours ago, Unnamed1 said:

I tried so+py stuff and it's said nil so=gg.getRangesList('libnative-lib.so')[1].start

py=0x9960C4 

setvalue(so+py,4,0)

But this is error 

 

Heres my new

so=gg.getRangesList('libnative-lib.so')[1].start

py=0x9960C4 + 4 -- Dword edit

Now i want the user actually edit their desire value for ie 0-20000 range only

 

 

 

if u want user imput his own value u need to use prompt 

for fix value u can try that  

local pi= 
gg.getRangesList("libil2cpp.so")[2].start 
local addr = pi + 0x9960C4
gg.setValues({ {address = addr, flags = 4, value = 12345},
 {address = addr + 0x4, flags = 4, value = 12345} }) 

 

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2 minutes ago, blocx said:

if u want user imput his own value u need to use prompt 

for fix value u can try that  

local pi= 
gg.getRangesList("libil2cpp.so")[2].start 
local addr = pi + 0x9960C4
gg.setValues({ {address = addr, flags = 4, value = 12345},
 {address = addr + 0x4, flags = 4, value = 12345} }) 

 

If it is crashed?

Because 

0 = false/0

1 = true/1

Like that it works when 0 or 1 inputed as edit value

But not sure for other values so it needs a arm64 code edit so that's why I used direct arm64 code there bro

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if yes first value edit dword

for 1 = true 

1 384 120 352

 for 2 = false 

1 384 120 320 

and second value its same for false/true 

-698 416 192

local pi= gg.getRangesList("libil2cpp.so")[2].start local addr = pi + 0x9960C4 gg.setValues({ {address = addr, flags = 4, value = 1384120352}, {address = addr + 0x4, flags = 4, value = -698416192} }) 

this for true ⤴️

local pi= gg.getRangesList("libil2cpp.so")[2].start local addr = pi + 0x9960C4 gg.setValues({ {address = addr, flags = 4, value = 1384120320}, {address = addr + 0x4, flags = 4, value = -698416192} }) 

and this for false ⤴️

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6 hours ago, Unnamed1 said:

I tried so+py stuff and it's said nil so=gg.getRangesList('libnative-lib.so')[1].start

py=0x9960C4 

setvalue(so+py,4,0)

But this is error 

Heres my new

so=gg.getRangesList('libnative-lib.so')[1].start

py=0x9960C4 + 4 -- Dword edit

Now i want the user actually edit their desire value for ie 0-20000 range only

try this..

function catfood()
local d = gg.prompt({"Edit Cat Food to :"},{"Dont set value over 20000 --> RISK OF BAN"})
if d == nil then gg.toast("Canceled") return
else
pi = gg.getRangesList("libnative-lib.so")[1].start
local food = pi + 0x9960C0
 
gg.setValues({
      {address = food , flags = 4, value = d[1]},
      {address = food + 0x4, flags = 4, value = 0} })

gg.toast("Cat Food Done")
end
end

 

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