my gg toast isn't visible/appearing, what should I do to solve this problem ?

[_yourram]

 

 

 

 

 

Edited December 21, 2023 by _yourram
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[kiynox]

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As it's name, gg.toast will summon: android toast, it is only visible when you hide the game guardian ui (press the 'x' button on top right corner). If you want to show a message, use gg.alert():

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gg.alert('done')

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[_yourram]

@kiynoxstill gg.toast doesn't appearing and I know about gg.alert() but I just want to fix this problem :!

[_yourram]

@kiynox do you know how to run the "changed as search result" command in a script?

[kiynox]

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still gg.toast doesn't appearing and I know about gg.alert() but I just want to fix this problem :!

It's either notification/permission/or some daemon problem:

• > Hold game guardian app shortcut -> App Info -> Grant all kind of notification (badge, etc).
• > Allow display over other apps
• > Allow any kind of permission
• > Run this command on termux:

su
setenforce 0

then go inside Game Guardian -> Fix It -> Switch to work with SELinux and restart the app
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do you know how to run the "changed as search result" command in a script?

Don't understand. Please describe it more precisely.
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To see the toast, you need to close the Game Guardian UI:

gg.setVisible(false)

Edited December 21, 2023 by kiynox

[_yourram]

@kiynox

8 hours ago, kiynox said:

changed

you'll see what I mean by watching this video (well I don't know if this command exists or not)

Load all changed elements as a result of the search - GameGuardian

 

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Load all changed elements as a result of the search - GameGuardian

You can but it has to be manual, just use gg.addListItems()

--Search DWORD: 30
gg.searchNumber('30', gg.TYPE_DWORD)

--Get search results
results = gg.getResults(gg.getResultsCount())

--Store addresses that wants to be edited
edits = {}

--Edit 3,6,9 result
for k, v in ipairs({3,6,9}) do
	if v ~= nil then
		edits[#edits + 1] ={
			address = results[k].address
			value = results[k].value --Change your value here
			flags = results[k].flags
		}
	end
end

--Apply edits
gg.setValues(edits)

--Save edits
gg.addListItems(edits)

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[_yourram]

 

3 hours ago, kiynox said:

You can but it has to be manual, just use gg.addListItems()

--Search DWORD: 30
gg.searchNumber('30', gg.TYPE_DWORD)

--Get search results
results = gg.getResults(gg.getResultsCount())

--Store addresses that wants to be edited
edits = {}

--Edit 3,6,9 result
for k, v in ipairs({3,6,9}) do
	if v ~= nil then
		edits[#edits + 1] ={
			address = results[k].address
			value = results[k].value --Change your value here
			flags = results[k].flags
		}
	end
end

--Apply edits
gg.setValues(edits)

--Save edits
gg.addListItems(edits)

@kiynoxalright, thanks you helped me alot

[_yourram]

3 hours ago, kiynox said:

You can but it has to be manual, just use gg.addListItems()

--Search DWORD: 30
gg.searchNumber('30', gg.TYPE_DWORD)

--Get search results
results = gg.getResults(gg.getResultsCount())

--Store addresses that wants to be edited
edits = {}

--Edit 3,6,9 result
for k, v in ipairs({3,6,9}) do
	if v ~= nil then
		edits[#edits + 1] ={
			address = results[k].address
			value = results[k].value --Change your value here
			flags = results[k].flags
		}
	end
end

--Apply edits
gg.setValues(edits)

--Save edits
gg.addListItems(edits)

I'm not too good at scripts, what am I doing wrong?

Plus can you add any type of value there where you have written "Change your value here"