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PyCheats - An Ultimate Android Cheat Script

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This is an example of using androidMemoryTool on android

If you find any bug or not working function you can contact me.

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2022 AbdulMoez

Introduction

PyCheats is a Python-based Android game cheating tool designed to help you modify and manipulate game values for Android games. This tool allows you to bypass anti-cheat systems, activate basic game cheats, and perform various actions to gain an advantage in your favorite Android games. This documentation provides detailed information for both developers and simple users.

That's it! You can now use PyCheats to enhance your gaming experience and gain an advantage in your favorite Android games. Enjoy cheating responsibly!

LOGS

-----------------------------------------MODIFICATION LOG--------------------------------------------------
1. Introducing an enhanced group search system and a streamlined tool arrangement for improved efficiency.
2. Replacing the outdated search system with a cutting-edge, advanced alternative.
3. Version 0.3 offers compatibility with androidMemoryTool version 0.6.3 or higher.

Requirements

  • Python Version >= 3.7
  • Rooted Environment needed.

Compatible

  • This script is made for an example the target packaged used in script was (com.tencent.ig)(PUBG MOBILE)
  • For other games just change the addresses or values.
  • This script uses ASYNC to boost work speed.

Installation

  • Manual Installation

    1. First fulfill python requirements pip3 install -r ./requirements.txt
    2. Second run script as root sudo python3 PyCheats.py

  • Auto Installation

    1. Simply run python3 PyCheats.py it will automatically install all requirements**

Video Demonstration

VideoDemonstration

Old Versions

Old versions can be found in packages section

OutPut Sample


Simple User Documentation

Requirements

As a simple user, you don't need to install the required packages manually. These packages are automatically installed when you run the PyCheats tool.

Using PyCheats

To use PyCheats as a simple user, follow these steps:

  1. Run the PyCheats.py script. This will start the PyCheats tool and display the controller menu.
  2. Use the controller menu to perform various actions, including logo bypass, lobby bypass, and activating basic cheats.
  3. Follow the on-screen instructions to interact with the PyCheats tool.

Important Notes

Make sure to run the PyCheats tool as a superuser (root) if required to access certain Android game memory. PyCheats may not work with all Android games and may require specific game package information.

Version

The current version of PyCheats support androidMemoryTool Version 0.6.3. Make sure to use this version when installing the tool.

Developer Documentation

Requirements

Before using PyCheats, make sure to install the required Python packages listed in the requirements.txt file. You can install these packages using the following command:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Main File: PyCheats.py

The PyCheats.py file is the main script that controls the PyCheats tool. It includes classes and methods for interacting with Android games, bypassing anti-cheat systems, and activating cheats.

Installation and Usage

To use PyCheats, follow these steps:

  1. Create a Python virtual environment and install the required packages using the requirements.txt file.
  2. Run the PyCheats.py script. This will start the PyCheats tool and display the controller menu.
  3. Use the controller menu to perform various actions, including logo bypass, lobby bypass, and activating basic cheats.

Classes and Methods

The main classes and methods in PyCheats.py are as follows:

  • PyCheats: The main class that initializes the PyCheats tool and provides methods for various actions.
    • __init__(): Initialize the PyCheats object.
    • __async__get_ticks(): Asynchronously get information about the Android game and initialize instances.
    • _initialize_instances(): Initialize memory tool instances for various memory ranges and data types.
    • logo_bypass(): Perform a logo bypass to modify game values.
    • lobby_bypass(): Perform a lobby bypass to remove unnecessary files and modify game values.
    • basic_cheats(): Activate basic game cheats based on the specified cheat code.
    • controller_menu(): Display a controller menu to interact with the PyCheats tool.
    • get_ticks(): Start the PyCheats tool and enter the event loop to interact with the controller menu.

Configuration: Ensure that the requirements.txt file includes the necessary packages. You can specify the desired package versions in this file.

Utility Classes

PyCheats also includes utility classes for various tasks. These utility classes are used within the main script.

  1. RootUtils (root_utilities.py): This utility class handles root-related tasks and interactions with Android applications. It provides methods for checking if a game is running, acquiring root privileges, and removing files.

    • is_game_running(): Check if an Android game with the specified package name is currently running.
    • is_rooted_acquired(): Check if the script has acquired root privileges, and if not, attempt to acquire them.
    • remove_file(): Remove a file at the specified path if it exists.

  2. PPrints (pprints.py): This utility class is responsible for pretty-printing colored text messages in the terminal. It provides methods for displaying decorative headers and printing messages with different information types and text colors.

    • decoration(): Display a decorative header with the project name and author information.
    • pprints(): Pretty print a text message with optional formatting options.

  3. GameInformationHandler (gather_information.py): This class manages game information, allowing you to compare, retrieve, and update game package information. It is particularly useful for managing Android game package data.

    • compare(): Compare the current game package name with a stored one.
    • get_data(): Prompt the user to enter a game package name and store it in a JSON file.
    • unpack_information(): Retrieve the stored game package name.

  4. ReqInstaller (requirements_installer.py): This class manages the installation of required dependencies for the Python script. It checks for the availability of required packages and installs them if necessary.

    • install_requirements(): Installs required Python packages based on script's import availability and superuser status.

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