AndnixSH

So I finally had time to work with simple flat mod menu and it looks totally better than my previous crappy mod menu. Source code: https://github.com/AndnixSH/UnityFlatModMenu You need basic knowledge of Unity and C# It’s free to use without needed to credit to me. You can credit to me if you support me J Screenshot:   I used material color picker: https://www.materialpalette.com/colors To load mod menu in-game, find active classes like UIRoot, UIdrawcall, Soundmanager and add: public void OnGUI() {                              MyClassNameOfModMenu.MyGUI(); } To hack a function, modify code like this public int getDamage {        if (MyClassNameOfModMenu.toggle1)        {               return 999999;        }        return this.get_dmg;   } For multiplier hack, modify code like this public int getDamage {        return this.get_dmg * MyClassNameOfModMenu.dmgMulti;

If you know C# basics, you will understand it. In offline games, I basically looking for reward function and found codes that adds value into player data And re-use the codes into mod menu with buttons to add values Other similar codes from other games (I don’t tell what game) that adds coins and gems: int num = TPlayerPrefs.GetEncryptGold((int)DHGlobal.g_CurrentPlayerIndex); num += 20000; TPlayerPrefs.SetEncryptGold((int)DHGlobal.g_CurrentPlayerIndex, num); TPlayerPrefs.SetEncryptGem(TPlayerPrefs.GetEncryptGem() + 200);

Here are old versions and links to official release and beta version. Any bugs only of beta version should be reported to https://github.com/0xd4d/dnSpy/issues Downloads: 5.x.x beta dnSpy 5.x.x beta AppVeyor LINK Official release 0xd4d/dnSpy 5.0.5 dnSpy 5.0.5.zip LINK #1 dnSpy 5.0.5.zip LINK #2 4.5.2 dnSpy 4.5.2.zip LINK #1 dnSpy 4.5.2.zip LINK #2 dnSpy 4.5.2.zip LINK #3 3.0.2 dnSpy 3.0.2.zip LINK #1 dnSpy 3.0.2.zip LINK #2 Files are untouched and are clean Screenshot:

I made the simple IEEE 754 converter tool for ARM https://github.com/AndnixSH/IEEE-754-Converter/releases Type any float value you want and get the hexadecimal for Little-endian Then use http://armconverter.com/ to convert ARM instruction to hex bytes Example number 1 is 0000803F (Little-endian), return like this 32-bit MOV R0, 0x0000803F 64-bit MOV X0, 0x0000803F If you have problem converting ARM instruction with higher numbers, just use one of the byte sequences below 1 = 0000803F 2 = 00000040 4 = 00008040 8 = 00000041 16 = 00008041 32 = 00000042 64 = 00008042 128 = 00000043 256 = 00008043 512 = 00000044 1024 = 00008044 2048 = 00000045 4096 = 00008045 8192 = 00000046 16384 = 00008046 32768 = 00000047 65536 = 00008047 131072 = 00000048 262144 = 00008048 524288 = 00000049 1048576 = 00008049 2097152 = 0000004A 4194304 = 0000804A 8388608 = 0000004B 16777216 = 0000804B 33554432 = 0000004C 67108864

Extract .NET metadata from il2cpp binaries. (types, methods, fields, etc.) Requirements: - Net Framework 4.7.2 - Windows 7 and above   GUI Features: ·          Set output directory ·          Set registration offsets ·          Drag and drop support ·          Save settings ·          Log output in realtime ·          Support APK and IPA dump automation ·          Switch between Il2CppDumper and Il2CppInspector   Download: https://sbupload.com/folder/188/Il2CppDumper https://github.com/AndnixSH/Il2CppDumper-GUI/releases How to use: Android: Drop APK to start dump automation or extract libil2cpp.so file from lib folder and extract global-metadata.dat from \Data\Managed\Metadata\ and select them   iOS: Drop IPA to start dump automation or extract binary file that does not have a file extension and extract global-metadata.dat from \Data\Managed\Metadata\ and select them   PC: Select GameAssembly.dll as executeable file and select g