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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 😂

What specifically ain’t working

Isn’t that il2cpp resolver?

🤷🏽‍♂️ I’ve been trying to figure out the same thing

In the dump the methods you can use have [PunRPC] above it

That’s leeching

Why don’t you want to just patch it. Just patch it as true it’s not hard

You don’t change the vector 3 header

Comment out the uservalue2 variable and try again. The ismine variable could be causing it too just test different things

The update method for the class that deals with the player

That’s not how that works bruh 😂 you only use the dump as a reference for when you actually patch things in the lib

Ima assume it’s a unity framework game cause of the short offset and cause its crashing on launch. For pointers you gotta split it #import "Macros.h" #import "button.h" struct Vector3{ float x; float y; float z; Vector3(); Vector3(float x, float y, float z); ~Vector3(); }; Vector3::Vector3()...

Set a function pointer and call it in an update when you turn that shit on

Yeah that’s how you get the transform. Now you gotta use it for something. Idk what that’s supposed to be for but you can like change position or scale or stuff like that

put that in your update hook and then you can use it for whatever you need void newoldShotgun = *(void *)((uint64_t)instance + 0x198);

This ain’t android

Aight so I been tryna use Contains to get a player in an with an ID I must be wrong about the way I’m using it cause I get this error Does anyone know the right way to use it? Or a way I could fix what I got going on This is the monoArray struct I’m using template <typename T> struct...

Object isn’t defined in your hooks file. Idk include Espmanager or some shit see if it works

Ion really care I said that shit so you don’t be confusing someone else “xd”

This tutorial explains that tho