Lua GameGuardian Basic

Creating a Lua script for GameGuardian involves several steps, from understanding the basics of Lua to writing and executing scripts within the GameGuardian environment. Here’s a simple tutorial to get you started:

Understanding Lua Basics

Lua is a powerful, efficient, and lightweight scripting language. It is designed to be embedded in applications, and it’s the language used for scripting in GameGuardian. Before diving into script creation, familiarize yourself with Lua’s syntax and basic programming concepts like variables, loops, and functions.

Setting Up GameGuardian

Ensure you have GameGuardian installed on your device. GameGuardian allows you to modify the content of Android games to gain advantages like more coins, health, or lives.

Writing Your First Lua Script

1. Open GameGuardian and tap the floating icon.
2. Select ‘Execute script’ and choose the file icon to create a new script.
3. Start with a simple script to understand the process. For example: gg.alert('Hello, World!')
4. Save your script with a.lua extension.

Executing the Script

1. In GameGuardian, tap the floating icon again.
2. Select ‘Execute script’ and find your saved script.
3. Tap on it to run the script, and you should see an alert with ‘Hello, World!’.

Learning Advanced Concepts

As you become more comfortable with Lua and GameGuardian, you can explore more complex scripting techniques, such as scanning and editing memory values, which is the core functionality of GameGuardian.

Resources

• GameGuardian Lua Scripting: Visit the GameGuardian forums and Scripting Documentation for guides and examples.
• Lua Documentation: Read the official Lua documentation at lua.org for in-depth understanding.