I can't understand the article so need a video tutorial I am a beginner who needs help to modding.do not depend on others lol![]()
What is it you don't understand?I can't understand the article so need a video tutorial I am a beginner who needs help to modding.
just search in the tutorial section, you will find basic tutorials ?I can't understand the article so need a video tutorial I am a beginner who needs help to modding.
Just look for the correct offset of the method (0x12345) and modify it.I'm just beginner. So do I need to look for all codes in dump.cs to know what they mean?
I don't understand Hex code, so what should I do? Do I need to learn Hex code first or should I use more Hex code to learn?Just look for the correct offset of the method (0x12345) and modify it.
Hi friends, look in the tutorial thread for a basic tutorial on basic game modsI don't understand Hex code, so what should I do? Do I need to learn Hex code first or should I use more Hex code to learn?
just as he says:I don't understand Hex code, so what should I do? Do I need to learn Hex code first or should I use more Hex code to learn?
Hi friends, look in the tutorial thread for a basic tutorial on basic game mods
Thank you so much guys, I noted <3just as he says:
For easy games, you won't need explicit knowledge. Just enough to realize returning true is 01 00 A0 E3, returning false is 00 00 A0 E3, and returning some value is just writing mov r0, #Value bx lr in arm to hex converter.
If you want to get further:
You will need to learn assembly. Those hex codes are equivalent to assembly isntructions.
By understanding assembly, you can get a grasp or understand what the function is doing, so you can properly mod.
Of course, I'm just telling them how to get startedjust as he says:
For easy games, you won't need explicit knowledge. Just enough to realize returning true is 01 00 A0 E3, returning false is 00 00 A0 E3, and returning some value is just writing mov r0, #Value bx lr in arm to hex converter.
If you want to get further:
You will need to learn assembly. Those hex codes are equivalent to assembly isntructions.
By understanding assembly, you can get a grasp or understand what the function is doing, so you can properly mod.