I don't want to do it with hexapatch. hooks are essential to make things better.
no. i already did that. the code in the picture is already correct and working. I know the code for true false. I wanted to say. How can I hook the arm code to be mov r0, r1 / bx lr.
What u say its literally called hex patching
case 0:
toggle_1
if (toggle_1)
{
PATCH("0x123456", "01 00 A0 E1 1E FF 2F E1");
} else {
PATCH("0x123456", "XX XX XX XX"); <--- original value
}
break:no. i already did that. the code in the picture is already correct and working. I know the code for true false. I wanted to say. How can I hook the arm code to be mov r0, r1 / bx lr.
dude i did the hex patch method and it worked. like i said i need to do this with hook method. In short, I need to put fields or other things to open the get hero skin offset. yes it is more difficult but i want to learn this method.
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LOL şimdi ne demek istediğini anlıyorum, mov r0, r1 / bx lr deyip duruyorsun kafamı karıştırıyor.
bu paramdan erişmek istiyorsanız diziyi kullanın ve bu skinid'i günlüğe kaydeder
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Okay, so apparently I've been asked many times on how to modify arrays, not gonna get deep into this, but here we go. First of all, you need a monoArray struct, which I will provide. template struct monoArray { void* klass; void* monitor; void* bounds; int max_length...
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You patch using assembly.
dude i did the hex patch method and it worked. like i said i need to do this with hook method. In short, I need to put fields or other things to open the get hero skin offset. yes it is more difficult but i want to learn this method.
void(*orig_Update)(void *instance);
void Update(void* instance) {
if (instance != nullptr)
{
if (hack2)
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
}
orig_Update(instance); // dont use return on void function
}