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Yeah, i didn't solicit you to teach me anything, i just needed an instrument, not a big deal.

I want to ask, what instrument are you using to rewrite the "CRC32"?

Yes, it's possible.

You could easily hexpatch an obscuredint data type, but in most cases it will remain only visual, so, hooking methodology is superior. Also, this type of data is holding the real value, and you can currently achieve it only by hooking it. (There could be cases where they don't remain visual...

Which template?

Not a modding question.

Great tutorial, but you have mentioned in the thread about preventing leechers, well, a method to use base64 and implement it in your APK, is based on encrypting, you can easily encrypt base64 encoded texts with AES.

Thank you :)

Actually, they're not encrypted, they are obfuscated, practically renaming elements. And as you simply cannot recover the original names, you'll have to start practicing and finding which offset is the one that you are looking for, or trying to compare with an older version of the game, which is...

As it's shown in the video, the respective codes are named "Hex codes", you will need to learn ARM to understand how they are functioning. This person has created them, specifically to correlate with the game, and memory-editing with Cheat Engine.

You can simply use this script to modify the speed of almost every Unity-based game. But if you want to create mod, then you have to be familiar with coding, specifically reverse engineering, searching for the offset that holds the in-game speed function, in Unity games or other engines. There's...

Yeah, as i have specified, it's a bug, this applies to your clarification too, and, yes, you can try to optimize your code's structure, meaning, try to fix it.

It hooks automatically because it's more likely a bug, since the game you are trying to modify was not created in Unity. You can simply ignore it, or try to optimize your code's structure. Also about the secondary thing, can you rephrase? If you were reffering to a toggle that auto-enables...

Simple exemplification: if (isDeviceRooted()) { Toast.makeText(this, "This device is rooted. App cannot run on rooted devices.", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show(); finish(); } else { // implement your logic } } private boolean isDeviceRooted() {...

You can either codify simple root-checks in the main activity of lgl, or utilize tools specifically created to protect APKs, so it could implement an algorithm to verify if rooted or not.

spoonfeeding it's not allowed here.

Integers and float data type are not identical with booleans. To "activate" an integer or float, you'll need a numerical value. The hex code that returns true it's practically still a value, 1.

Sure, there a multiple hex editors on playstore, but, indeedly not as advanced as HxD.

It depends on the template that you are using, but, if you are using lgl mod template, and it doesn't include arm64 support, then you should have modified it, to support only armeabi-v7a. I suggest you to re-check your project's structure, or download it again from Github, and code specifically...

If you have no knowledge based on Android modding, and just created a self-assumption through generalizing every single game, you won't go further. Simple thing, games that store their values in .json file, are really rare nowadays, and 99% of them are super old and offline (single-player)...