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no prob Basically in any fps etc. game I guess. There are some tutorials about that on this site. You need at least a basic understanding of c++, c# and coding in general. E.g. pointers and variables, declarations, operators etc in c++. and maybe objects of c#, to name a few of things. Esp...

The method you were trying to hook is a Single type. Single type is essentially a 32-bit float number, that's why hooking as float works. First you were trying to return a Double, which is 64-bit. That would make it return an invalid value. Your hook was otherwise correct

Ok. Well maybe you could make a tutorial about it here so we all could learn how to do things properly

Yes, I know this is the better way of doing it, not saying it's ideal to handle it with void. That's why I asked to see the hook. For how most people would use GameObject, like simply getting that gameobject, passing it as a parameter somewhere else, or just calling a function for that GO. That...

You can use and hook GameObject as void type. What does your hook look like?

What do you have so far? I tested my method on one game and it worked. Although, I couldn't figure out how to handle the gameobject array, because the game crashed once a new scene with new objects was loaded.

Interesting, what does the function look like?

200080D2C0035FD6 returns 1 in Arm64. Yes, returns true in a bool or 1 in an int. You can't use it to hex patch a void type or make an equivalent hook. Void type functions don't return a value so returning 1 wouldn't work.

You can also manually, and more precisely, disable or remove the colliders of walls by modifying the game files. But that takes a lot of time

Idk if you know hooking, but I can give ideas on what to hook & modify. You can disable gameobjects' colliders by hooking: bool UnityEngine.Collider.get_enabled() But hooking and changing this directly would mean that all colliders would get disabled. Meaning that not only would you go through...

What game is this?

I was having the same issue after finally converting my mods from armeabi-v7a to arm64. Works fine on android 9 emu but not on android 13phone This solved it for me! Nice fix👌

Perfare's il2cppdumper doesn't support that metadata version. Use either cpp2il or il2cppGUI

Yeah I discovered the same thing. Don't know if it's possible to truly uncap it. But it's enough anyway yes

Nice! No problem man