Help! Original value on slide..

[MasterCodeView]

float = 5;

float (*old_speed)(void *instance);
float speed(void *instance) {
if (instance != NULL && Speed) {
return (float) Speed;
}
return old_speed(instance);
}
HOOK_LIB("libil2cpp.so", "0x46DD9C", speed, old_speed);

OBFUSCATE("10_CollapseAdd_SeekBar_SPEED_1_50"),

case 10:
Speed = value;
break;

Does anyone know if it's possible to make the value go back to the original when the slide is between 1 and 5?

 

[DigitalKnight]

You can make a reset button i guess. You would have to pass a pointer to the slider value in the button case and set the value back to original

 

[MasterCodeView]

You can make a reset button i guess. You would have to pass a pointer to the slider value in the button case and set the value back to original

show me an example please i'm a beginner

 

[DigitalKnight]

int *valueptr;
int slidervalue = 1;

// Rest of Code

case 0: //Your slider Case
 if(valueptr == NULL){
    valueptr = &value;
   }
   slidervalue = value;
   break;
case 1: //Your reset button case
   if(valueptr != NULL){
       *valueptr = 1;
     }
     break;

Try this

 

[MasterCodeView]

int *valueptr;
int slidervalue = 1;

// Rest of Code

case 0: //Your slider Case
 if(valueptr == NULL){
    valueptr = &value;
   }
   slidervalue = value;
   break;
case 1: //Your reset button case
   if(valueptr != NULL){
       *valueptr = 1;
     }
     break;

Try this

Did not work :(

 

[DigitalKnight]

It will set the slider value back to original, but it might not change the visual slider value on mod menu. For that you might have to update/sync the display. I am not sure how to do that but maybe someone can help

 

[Raebydett]

You only need fix this 2 things here

int Speed = 1;

&& Speed > 1

 

[MasterCodeView]

View attachment 440193
You only need fix this 2 things here

int Speed = 1;

&& Speed > 1

I fixed it but it still doesn't work, and the original value is not 1

 

[MasterCodeView]

View attachment 440193
You only need fix this 2 things here

int Speed = 1;

&& Speed > 1

Not quite how to explain it but... But there is a way when the slide is between 1 and 5 it goes back to the original value (I don't know what the original value is in libil2cpp so I can put it in the mod)

 

[DigitalKnight]

Not quite how to explain it but... But there is a way when the slide is between 1 and 5 it goes back to the original value (I don't know what the original value is in libil2cpp so I can put it in the mod)

If you want the original code restored, you can disable your hook and use RESTORE_LIB() (The examples are there in the menu template). Not sure if i am still getting your question properly

 

[Raebydett]

Not quite how to explain it but... But there is a way when the slide is between 1 and 5 it goes back to the original value (I don't know what the original value is in libil2cpp so I can put it in the mod)

Im gonna put u on simple way to understand

float(*old_Speed)(void *instance);
float Speed(void *instance) {
    if (instance != NULL && speed > 1) {
        return old_Speed(instance) * (float)speed; //original value * (your value)
    }
    return old_Speed(instance);
}

 

[MasterCodeView]

If you want the original code restored, you can disable your hook and use RESTORE_LIB() (The examples are there in the menu template). Not sure if i am still getting your question properly

not quite that, for example when the slide is between 0~5 it will be the original value, but when it is in the other number it will increase according to the number, but thanks anyway.

 

[MasterCodeView]

If you want the original code restored, you can disable your hook and use RESTORE_LIB() (The examples are there in the menu template). Not sure if i am still getting your question properly

Guess what I want is not possible, thanks and sorry for taking your time

 

[MasterCodeView]

Im gonna put u on simple way to understand

float(*old_Speed)(void *instance);
float Speed(void *instance) {
    if (instance != NULL && speed > 1) {
        return old_Speed(instance) * (float)speed; //original value * (your value)
    }
    return old_Speed(instance);
}

It worked, but I don't know the original code value in the lib.

 

[Raebydett]

Well some class do show original value in field, not always. The other option is do debug logs whatever value pass in that func

 

[MasterCodeView]

Well some class do show original value in field, not always. The other option is do debug logs whatever value pass in that func

I've already done that, but it's not the same value