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after installing..

GG will reinstall itself with random package name.

that means in every device the package name will be different.

even in the same device package name will be different for each and every installment.

on what purposes you want to use GG package name instead of its version?

 

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[ @AxelGameGuardian ]
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I will use Gameguardian Package Name

You can use: gg.PACKAGE
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*Note: as @MonkeySAN said, getting only Game Guardian package will only make the script to only works with current installed Game Guardian. It is generally bad idea as the package name will change after reinstallation. If you're in urgency to create some login system, then you can also find unique id from literally any game, you can read our conversation here: HWID Lock Script.

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[ @AxelGameGuardian ]
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can u give example?

What kind of example you want? You can just do these to get Game Guardian package name:

gg.alert(tostring(gg.PACKAGE))
gg.copyText(tostring(gg.PACKAGE))

Then implement it like this:

if gg.PACKAGE == "com.kkeifhpnylmwafiy" then
	gg.alert('Game Guardian Match!')
	--do something
else
	gg.alert('Game Guardian not found, exiting...')
	os.exit()
end

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If you want some example about 'getting unique ID from your game' everything is already in here, just read: HWID Lock Script (press the purple text)

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