GameGuardian

[Enyby]

Support ARMv5 returned on a permanent basis.

[Jaydas]

Not working 

[Enyby]

So uninstall it.

[Enyby]

What's New in Version 8.46.0   

• Added unrandomizer. Read the help.
• Improved speedhack.
• Optimization.
• Bug fixes.
• Updated translations.
• Returned support for ARMv5.

[NoFear]

@Enyby

Unrandomizer

Is this like decrypting an encryption key that is changing on each value change? Or am I understanding this wrong?

[Enyby]

No. Try read help.

[NoFear]

Sorry, trying to make sense of it...

It's a randomizer on a value that is unknown until it is rewarded, by then it's too late. But this can help find the value that determines what your reward is?

Ex:

Game where you have waves of enemies. Wave 1 completes, you get 103 gold.

Wave 2 complete you get 204.

Wave 3 complete you get 445.

The unrandomizer is looking for the value that "writes”/determines what you won.

If I'm still wrong, do you have a game example?

[Enyby]

For example, the chance of falling out of the object. Or the roulette rotation. or other random events. It does not have to do with encryption.
For example, after a fight, you need to rotate the roulette to get a prize. Unrandomizer will replace the function call rand() and you can choose which prize to receive.

[zya]

can we get a better tutorial on the randomizer?

[Enyby]

I do not have time to look for games that are vulnerable to him.
If there are random values somewhere, you can try it yourself.
For example, in Angry Birds Space pigs begin to grunt continuously, if you put everything to zero.

In games on Unity or Java, the unrandomizer does not work, since they use own random number generator.
You need to look for games with random elements that are written in C.
Maybe it will work on runners, like Minion Rush.

[NoFear]

7 hours ago, Enyby said:

I do not have time to look for games that are vulnerable to him.
If there are random values somewhere, you can try it yourself.
For example, in Angry Birds Space pigs begin to grunt continuously, if you put everything to zero.

In games on Unity or Java, the unrandomizer does not work, since they use own random number generator.
You need to look for games with random elements that are written in C.
Maybe it will work on runners, like Minion Rush.

Wasn't asking you to look for a game. Didn't know if you knew a game already using it.

If I find something, I'll definitely share video and everything.

[Enyby]

It can be useful: https://gameguardian.net/forum/topic/7755-info-about-gameguardian/?do=findComment&comment=66984

I check lot of games. Unfortunately not one is affected unrandomizer. But I try check on x86 emulator. Without x86 libs it no work.

 

[Enyby]

What's New in Version 8.47.0   

• Added speedhack Java-timers on ART.
• Improved speedhack.
• Improved UI.
• Bug fixes.

[ivandgreat18]

Here is for now.

[Unrandomizer]

** When you tap unrandomizer settings the first time, it'll show a toast message saying "Loading speedhack...." and "Speedhack is loaded." Maybe this is happening because speedhack and unrandomizer are somehow related. Change "speedhack" to "unrandomizer" or put them together like "Loading speedhack & unrandomizer...".

** Some questions related to unrandomizer

- How do we know that a certain game/app is written in Java? or in C? Is there a way to tell even for those who doesn't have knowledge writing programs?

- If unrandomizer doesn't work on games written in Java then does it mean it's useless to select checkboxes under "Java" in "Unrandomizer: functions"? Or is this unrelated regardless of what programming language the game was written?

- Since unrandomizer affects the random elements in games, can it influence mobs loot/drops too? and items that gave random stuffs when opened like pots, chests and boxes? I'm actually very interested with this new feature but it seems I need better luck finding games where unrandomizer will work.

[Feature Requests]

** Allow the use of wildcard (*) character in search where (*) could replace any Hex in the memory address from 0 ~ F.

Ex:

Search for:'99D'
In address: 43AC**** | means from x43AC0000 to x43ACFFFF

Reasons/Advantage:
- Faster. Since there's only one address to input.
- Easier to use.
- Noob-friendly. Those users who are not yet very familiar using GG could easily understood what (*) means and when it is to be used.

- The use of "From:" and "To:" could be use to refine or further narrow the search range.

** Custom number of entries in selection. (Like select only, and edit, the first 20 of the search results. If what you need wasn't changed, revert then select the next 20 or so entries and try again till you get what you want or already modified all entries)

Ex: After refining your search for a couple of times to the point where results could no longer be lowered any further but you still have relatively high number of entries, let's say you still got 150 search results.

- Selecting All and modifying them at once would likely cause the game or your system to freeze, or something else unexpected like reboots.
- Manually selecting every nth number of results, and modifying them, could be tiring.

** [Help section] In the SW/HW acceleration part, I think it should be stated that it somehow affects the responsiveness/smoothness of the app interface or UI (just correct me if I got this wrong). Although the difference is not that much, at least in my experience, but it should help in some other ROMs or device. Because the current explanation is vague, users wouldn't know what the SW/HW option does.

** [Report] Some previous versions of GG failed to install on my Jellybean (Android 4.1) device but I got no problem with my KitKat (Android 4.4) device. Maybe this issue was already resolved since I installed the last 3 versions of GG just fine, idk, but it's better to report it to be sure.

P.S: Thank you devs and GG Team. For bringing this wonderful tool. For listening to your users. For patiently answering questions. And more. Please stay being the best app developer

[NoFear]

24 minutes ago, ivandgreat18 said:

Custom number of entries in selection. (Like select only, and edit, the first 20 of the search results. If what you need wasn't changed, revert then select the next 20 or so entries and try again till you get what you want or already modified all entries)

You can goto filter and edit number of results displayed and then edit only what it is limited to. I agree with what you would like, but a similar function already exists. It's actually how I do it.

 

Oh the wild card use would be nice for searches. Not sure the speed of which this would happen though, think it would require high end phone (I'm all set).