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Arm64: C0035FD6 (ret) Armv7: 1EFF2FE1 (bx lr)

It’s the same thing depending on what you’re trying to use it for. void flWheelTransform = *(void *)((uint64_t)instance + 0x18); And use 0x1490744 (the update you have)

Could just be sum wrong with the update function

Look for a class that manages your player. Look for a field or function that’s called something like “ismine” “localplayer” then use it in an if statement

Dump the shaders and log them

Some shit like this for a mod menu or something int(*old_function)(void *instance); int function(void *instance) { if (instance != NULL) { if (boolean) { return -99; } } return old_function(instance); } or to return -99 in a hex patch use this...

Find a method that deals with money spending and hook it. Then return a high negative number like -999

Bruh you can type the whole hex in. That’s just where the function starts at

That’s a dumbass question he shows you how to use it there

You only need to call update once. You don’t need 2 different ones to call the fields. You can put it in the same one like this for example since both the fields have the same update void (*old_Update)(void *instance); void Update(void *instance) { if(Field1) { *(int...

Memory editor to try and edit the nitrous and debugger to find the offset then patch it in the binary

Null pointer maybe since you don’t know what it does

No

Function pointer

Hell nah 😂