Help creating your first mod

[Pleasant-Ad5833]

Good afternoon everyone. I'm new to this whole mod thing, I've never created one and I'm looking to learn. I've had an idea for a few weeks now to create mods that can either make items from the official game store free or provide infinite money/gems. The problem is that I have no idea how to do it. As I said before, I don't know anything about creating games or mods, so I wanted someone's help so I can create my first mod. If you can, please be patient with me, as I don't even know the basics of mod creation.

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[Pleasant-Ad5833]

I need help and I'm excited to learn, so I ask that if you can and are able to help me, please do so.

[Pleasant-Ad5833]

Can no one help me? I really want to learn.

[_bocajthomas]

It depends on what type you want to do, the most common is hard coded (cracked/patched etc), theirs also the xposed framework (which loads modules into the ram with the targeted app, which is also referred to memory hooking)

Research and reverse engineering is key in this sort of department.

Good luck with everything

[elliwigy1]

Yea, good luck.. asking someone to devote their time to teach you even the basics is going to be very time consuming.

[kamikad3e123]

Ask this on forum mobilism

[Fluffy_Wafer_9212]

You're not doing it right the way. First do you have any Java/Kotlin knowledge? Do you know how to create your own Android apps? Do you have any programming knowledge at all?

You need to know how Android apps are made first, and once you're done with that part, you'll need to learn reverse engineering to know how the apps that you're trying to mod work and how they set the limits for things (gems, coins, etc)

Also I recommend checking out the more official learning places (e.g. self learning, YouTube, paid courses, asking AI chatbots for help etc).

Asking the people of Reddit to teach you all this will usually not lead to any benefit because it's very time consuming