Help! How do i find function not located in ill2cpp?

B

bringbackthepills

Platinian
Have a game Idol Party. Need to make autodance function. I found nothing related to dance in ill2cpp dump. As i understood functions related to dance are located in another lib. How can i find these offsets?
 
Sort by date Sort by votes
Backshift said:
What makes you think they are in another lib? If the game is using Unity all the code should be in libil2cpp.so.

The main question I have now is what are you searching for in the dump that doesn't give you any results?
Click to expand...
I am searching for functions related to dancing. I was searching lots of words (dance, accuracy, perfect and many others) and found nothing. Also i checked manually all the dump and i found nothing. It made me think that dance functions are not located in libil2cpp cos someone said that now some games locate certain features in another lib. If u have 5 mins, check dump pls
 

Attachments

Upvote 0 Downvote
Yeah, there isnt alot in there from the looks of it... I did see lua in the dump, I downloaded the game apk and there is a libxlua.so, maybe the game logic is in lua? This game has 2.24GB data to download... currently at 40.85% percent although the download speed is really inconsistent from this game.

Give me a few and I will reply after having a proper look.
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
bringbackthepills said:
Ty bro, waiting for ur answer
Click to expand...
This game always slows to a crawl when downloading... it ends up jumping around between15kb/s and 900kb/s... It finally downloaded the 2.24 GB after an hour only for the game the say the download had failed and to restart the whole thing.....

Restarted the download and leaving it to do its thing, currently at 30 percent done... assuming it doesnt break itself again lol

Anyway when its finally sorted itself out I will have a look and reply to ya :)
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
bringbackthepills said:
Ty. Dont forget please, all hope on you :d
Click to expand...
Downloaded the 2GB data now on a real device twice and 2 emulators and everytime it finishes the download it says it failed....
1708969513087.png
I have seen a couple reviews for the game saying they had similar issues, this game seems to have very unstable servers or... something. If you have any ideas why this game does this let me know, at the moment though I cant even download their data.
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
i found these

Code: 
    // RVA: 0x1F5A1E0 Offset: 0x1F5A1E0 VA: 0x1F5A1E0
    public static bool get_autoSimulation() { }

OR

    [GeneratedByOldBindingsGeneratorAttribute] // RVA: 0x82CCA0 Offset: 0x82CCA0 VA: 0x82CCA0
    // RVA: 0x1F80118 Offset: 0x1F80118 VA: 0x1F80118
    public bool get_playAutomatically() { }
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
@Sbyky
I checked here on my side in dnSpy and the only matches I get from them 2 are both from standard UnityEngine.dll?
C#: 
UnityEngine.Physics.get_autoSimulation();
UnityEngine.Animation.get_playAutomatically();

==============

bringbackthepills said:
I uploaded a game: DropMeFiles – free one-click file sharing service
Click to expand...

This worked, I did a quick dump of the lua files, in total 2,408 files were dumped, here is the download if you want to have a look: IdolParty_Lua_Dump

Some notable things to look through from looking through quickly are:
com.xipu.cwqmx.tg/Lua/Game/GameManager.lua
com.xipu.cwqmx.tg/Lua/Game/Game/GamePlay.lua
Click to expand...
There is also a folder called com.xipu.cwqmx.tg/Lua/Game/Game/Dance which has alot of difference DanceControllers which appear to be for different game modes?
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
Backshift said:
There is also a folder called com.xipu.cwqmx.tg/Lua/Game/Game/Dance which has alot of difference DanceControllers which appear to be for different game modes?
Click to expand...
Thank you for the dump! So you are right, all game functions related to dance etc are located in .lua. So next question what can i do with it? First of all i thought i could just replace changed .lua. But i dont think its possible/im not sure how to do it. So what can i do?
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
bringbackthepills said:
Thank you for the dump! So you are right, all game functions related to dance etc are located in .lua. So next question what can i do with it? First of all i thought i could just replace changed .lua. But i dont think its possible/im not sure how to do it. So what can i do?
Click to expand...
To be honest we could do a tutorial on how to deal with lua but it has many variations and the process differ sometimes
For example some devs just throw the plain lua files and you could just mod the file and overwrite it others no they pack it and unpack it on runtime, some even encrypt them, there is also luajit, luaQ, LuaS, etc etc
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
Hey bros , I need a little help regarding modding I am a new learner and tried very hard to find meta data and il2cpp.lib in a application. List of all other libs in app is attached. Please help If you can.
 

Attachments

  • Screenshot_20240301_191721_MT VIP.jpg
    Screenshot_20240301_191721_MT VIP.jpg
    162 KB · Views: 83
  • Screenshot_20240301_191714_MT VIP.jpg
    Screenshot_20240301_191714_MT VIP.jpg
    153.9 KB · Views: 95
Upvote 0 Downvote
Sbyky said:
tôi đã tìm thấy những thứ này

[MÃ] // RVA: 0x1F5A1E0 Độ lệch: 0x1F5A1E0 VA: 0x1F5A1E0
công khai tĩnh bool get_autoSimulation() { }

HOẶC

[GeneratedByOldBindingsGeneratorAttribute] // RVA: 0x82CCA0 Độ lệch: 0x82CCA0 VA: 0x82CCA0
// RVA: 0x1F80118 Độ lệch: 0x1F80118 VA: 0x1F80118
công khai bool get_playAutomatically() { }[/CODE]
Click to expand...
Nó có hiệu quả không?
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
The Greek and Roman noses are both iconic for their distinct features and cultural significance. The Greek nose is characterized by a straight bridge and a sharp, pointed tip, symbolizing balance and harmony, often associated with classical beauty in European art. In contrast, the Roman nose, also known as the aquiline nose, has a curved bridge with a slightly upturned tip, conveying strength and authority, and is often linked to Mediterranean or Middle Eastern heritage. While the Greek nose tends to offer more symmetry, ideal for those seeking a refined, balanced profile, the Roman nose is typically favored for its bold and distinctive appearance, which reflects a sense of leadership and power. Both nose types are deeply rooted in cultural perceptions and have different psychological implications regarding personality traits.
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
The debate between the Greek and Roman nose shapes centers around their distinct characteristics and cultural significance. The Greek nose, also known as the straight nose, is defined by a straight bridge and sharp, pointed tip, often symbolizing beauty and symmetry, as seen in ancient Greek art. In contrast, the Roman nose, or aquiline nose, has a curved bridge and an upturned tip, representing strength, bravery, and leadership, frequently depicted in Roman sculptures. Both noses offer unique facial harmony, with the Greek nose emphasizing balance and elegance, while the Roman nose conveys a bold, authoritative appearance. Each nose shape also reflects cultural heritage, with Greek noses common in European descent and Roman noses found in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern regions.
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) for hair loss is an innovative, non-surgical treatment that utilizes the body’s own growth factors to stimulate hair follicle activity and promote new hair growth. The procedure involves drawing a small sample of the patient's blood, processing it to concentrate platelets, and then injecting the PRP into areas of the scalp experiencing hair thinning or loss. PRP enhances hair density, reduces shedding, and revitalizes dormant follicles, making it a popular option for individuals with early to moderate hair loss. It is a natural and effective solution for those looking to improve hair growth without undergoing surgery, with noticeable results typically visible within a few months.
 
Upvote 0 Downvote
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom