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Hello! I came across a problem with script protection, that is, in my script there are functions that change values for cheating, and the problem is that if the script changes the value, then in Game Guardin you can get this value by searching for changed values. And if you use this function, thieves can steal the value for their script, please help me how to make a system so that unchanged values are not searched, I will be very grateful!

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22 hours ago, Raveeen said:

Hello! I came across a problem with script protection, that is, in my script there are functions that change values for cheating, and the problem is that if the script changes the value, then in Game Guardin you can get this value by searching for changed values. And if you use this function, thieves can steal the value for their script, please help me how to make a system so that unchanged values are not searched, I will be very grateful!

Will be honest. You can't really defend from that, maybe make it harder for someone to find it using pointers and fake searches...etc. All type of redundant stuff to waste someone his time.

Accept that when you make script and use GG function and offset calculations or anything that's in the script people can get it.

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On 11/2/2024 at 12:13 PM, Raveeen said:

in my script there are functions that change values for cheating

Is your script written in LUA for GG?
And you are afraid that they will do this:
A search for something will be conducted in GG.
Your script is executed.
They will search for changes in GG.
If yes, then make primitive protection from children in your script,
start your script with this:
gg.clearResults()
gg.clearList()


More complex hacking methods will not count.

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