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Hmmm, not sure tbh. The code looks okay and works fine for me, weird.

Did you enter the correct offsets?

Then under hack_thread... Prop_set_Health = (void(*)(void*, int)) getAbsoluteAddress(targetLibName, 0xOFFSET); Prop_set_MaxHealth = (void(*)(void*, int)) getAbsoluteAddress(targetLibName, 0xOFFSET);

void (*Prop_set_Health)(void *instance, int value); void (*Prop_set_MaxHealth)(void *instance, int value); void (*old_PropControl_Update)(void *instance); void PropControl_Update(void *instance) { if(instance!=nullptr) { void *prop = *(void **) ((uint64_t) instance + 0x34); //...

In Hide Online, prop health (field offset) is obscured. You'd be better off hooking these methods instead... Prop_set_Health and Prop_set_MaxHealth

I tried sdk version 29 and it worked. Thanks

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Then you can hook fields from hunter class like this... void (*old_HunterControl_Update)(void *instance); void HunterControl_Update(void *instance) { if(instance!=nullptr) { void *hunter = *(void **) ((uint64_t) instance + 0x24); // HunterControl_hunter *(int *) ((uint64_t)...

Use HunterControl Update and PropControl Update. Hook hunter field offset instance from HunterControl class like this... void (*old_HunterControl_Update)(void *instance); void HunterControl_Update(void *instance) { if(instance!=nullptr) { void *hunter = *(void **) ((uint64_t)...

Yes

You can't hex patch an int hex value to a void function like you have done here... private void SetHpLength(float length) { } To edit the float parameter in this function you need to hook it, not hex patch

Sorry I use Aide not Android Studio so not sure about tutorial. You can try searching on here, as for the error you're getting I'm not sure what else to suggest. "App is not compatible with your phone" error is usually due to architecture compatibility.

Check in "Application.mk" as well... APP_ABI := arm64-v8a If it has armeabi-v7a there as well, remove it.

What about your offsets etc? Are they dumped from the 64bit version of the game you're modding, is your lib.so file in a folder called arm64-v8a or armeabi-v7a? In your main.cpp, make sure your code/offsets are under this line... #if defined(__aarch64__) //To compile this code for arm64 lib...

It's likely you have a device which chip supports 64bit only (like the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3) meaning you can only install 64bit apk's. The solution would be to change your lgl project to arm64-v8a

There's a method in that class called "IsEmemy" which is probably a bool with an int parameter to check the team color. It might be better to use that instead of "get_Team"

Looks like it uses enum which is the same as int to determine the team color. I could be wrong but I'd hook it like this... int (*General_get_Team)(void *instance); Then use it in in a hook like so... void (*old_Update)(void *instance); void Update(void *instance) { if(instance!=NULL) {...

Which has the Tensor G3 chip, which is also 64bit only. Meaning you can't install 32bit apk's

Do you by chance have the S24 Ultra or similar phone with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3? If so then no, this chip doesn't support 32bit apps.

Stumble Guys is pretty much all server side

Oh right ok, not sure about iOS. Sorry

Try it like this... bool (*get_isLocalPlayer)(void *instance); void (*old_player_update)(void *player); void new_player_update(void *player) { if(player != NULL) { bool isLocal = get_isLocalPlayer(player); if(!isLocal) { // Your ESP code

I could be wrong but I'd imagine it would be something like this... bool (*get_isLocalPlayer)(void *instance); void (*old_ESP_Update)(void *instance); void ESP_Update(void *instance) { if(instance!=NULL) { bool isLocal = get_isLocalPlayer(instance); if(ESP) {...

Is there an update function in the same class? Then you could do it like this... void (*set_orthographic)(void *instance, bool value); void (*setorthographicSize)(void *instance, float value); void (*old_Update)(void *instance); void Update(void *instance) { if(instance!=NULL) {...

In this case you can try to use an update function from a different/similar class

AFAIK you need an Update or similar function to hook void to. Since you're hooking a method and not a field offset you could use an update function from a different class. It really depends on the game. Is there not an update function in the same class as public void Charge? It could be...

You need to hook void Jump through a void Update function. Look to see if there is Update, LateUpdate, or FixedUpdate in the same class then you can hook it like this... bool AlwaysJump; void (*Jump)(void *instance); void (*old_Update)(void *instance); void Update(void *instance) {...

Oh ok

You need to hook an update function from the class then hook void addPoints(int pointsToAdd) {} through that like this.... bool AddPoints; void (*addPoints)(void *instance, int value); void (*old_Update)(void *instance); void Update(void *instance) { if(instance!=NULL) {...

Depends on the game, look for keywords like "password" "set_password" in dump.cs and then hex patch (nop) the method