[Xposed Framework Modules] Cypher_01:
Xposed Repository: Xglyph² v1.8.2

Google Play Store: Ingress (Scanner [REDACTED]) - The world around you is not what it seems​

Description

Xglyph² is an Xposed module, that's adding some mods to the glyph game in Niantic's augmented reality game Ingress​

First things first

If you're new to Ingress, take a look at how the glyph game works and learn it. Do your best at drawing the glyphs right!

If you like Ingress, don't use this! Cheating is despised by the Ingress community!

If you love Ingress, never use this!! You should be good enough to play the glyph game without this!

If temptation is to big, you can give Xglyph² a try. Try it out, but don't use it permanently!

It sounds crazy, when a developer says, don't use my tool, but I do. Really, don't use this permanently! It's cheaty!​

Features

Correct glyphs

by replacing outgoing glyphs with incoming ones

MORE/LESS command glyph

Automatically send a command glyph to request a key or no key

COMPLEX/SIMPLE command glyph

Automatically send a command glyph to display glyphs faster or slower

Bonus (not glyph game related)

Request no key when hacking normal, not playing the glyph game

CAUTION!!

This is definitly against the Ingress Terms of Service!

Even though it's very unlikely, that usage of this module is detected, I'm not responsible for bans!

More information about the risk of getting banned in the third post​

Requirements

Xposed Framework

Of course you need the framework

Ingress

Of course you need the game

The module should work for the latest version of Ingress before Prime which is v1.131.2, as well as Scanner [REDACTED]. More in the next section.

Backward compatibility to older versions has been removed as there is no reason to use an older version.

Compatibility

Xglyph² does not work for Ingress Prime

Ingress Prime is a new app, completely written from scratch. It doesn't use libGDX for the graphics anymore, it uses the Unity graphics engine, which also Pokemon Go is based on. Unity code compiles to native machine code, which cannot be hooked by Xposed. But this doesn't matter anyway, because unfortunately Niantic also introduced Google SafetyNet with Ingress Prime, same as with Pokemon Go. Among other things, SafetyNet detects if Xposed is installed and prevents the app from starting if the devices isn't "clean". You have three possibilities:

Preferred: Don't use Xglyph²

The module is cheaty. Simply not using it is the best option.

Alternative 1: Use old Ingress v1.131.2

This is the last version before Ingress Prime. Xglyph² v1.7 as well as v1.8 work for this version.

Alternative 2: Use Scanner [REDACTED]

This is nothing else but the old Ingress app, but with a different package name. Support for this has been added with Xglyph² v1.8.

Do not celebrate too early. Even though there are alternatives to still use Xglyph², I'm pretty sure that both will not be there forever. It's just a matter of time until Ingress v1.131.2 won't be supported by Niantic anymore. The same goes for Scanner [REDACTED].

When both alternatives don't work anymore, the time has come for Xglyph² to retire.​

HowTo

The interface should be self explaining

There are also description dialogs, just tap the orange section headers

Correct glyphs

You should play the glyph game, draw the glyphs as good as you can!

It's very cheaty to just tap the screen...

If you don't do anything, glyphs are corrected anyway, but you don't get a speed bonus

Trigger MORE/LESS command glyph

You don't have to do anything, just play the glyph game

You can override the configuration by drawing a correct MORE or LESS glyph

Trigger COMPLEX/SIMPLE command glyph

You have to touch the command glyph screen to display the glyphs faster or slower (maybe this will be fixed in a future release)

You can override the configuration by drawing a correct COMPLEX or SIMPLE glyph

More Info

Xposed is also used to hide the module itself from the Ingress client app

As far as we know, Ingress isn't searching for Xglyph² particularly, but it's better to be prepared​

FAQ

The module doesn't work

We had this complain several times, obviously some people didn't know about Xposed is needed for an Xposed module...

Do you have the Xposed framework installed?

Since v1.4 a check for Xposed being installed has been added, you'll get a warning if you don't have Xposed

Do other Xposed modules work?

If not, maybe your Xposed framework doesn't work, did you flash the correct zip for your Android version?

Maybe you deactivated the module in its own interface?

Since v1.3 the default configuration is set to ON, check this

Did you configure everything right?

Read the HowTo

Also read the in app descriptions, just tap the orange section headers

It it still doesn't work

Delete the app data of Xglyph²

Reboot your device

I would like to have automatic hacking/glyphing

I understand that some people would like to have this feature

But the module is already very cheaty so I won't add this to Xglyph²

Does the module work for new glyphs?

Yes!

The way how Xglyph² is structured makes it work also for new glyphs without an update

Does the module work for new Ingress versions?

Maybe...

In the past we realized that most of the time no update is needed

Most of the functionality survived Ingress updates, just COMPLEX/SIMPLE was broken one time

If something doesn't work for a new Ingress update, I'll try to fix it as soon as I can

Is it possible to port the module to Magisk?

Unfortunately not

Magisk is a great tool, but it doesn't have the necessary capabilities, so the Xposed framework is mandatory

Source

The module is open source

You can find the source code on GitHub​

Thanks

@xfunforx for creating Ingress Xglyph, which this module is based on

@gordgelin for making Xglyph² compatible to EdXposed for Android Pie​

Important!

Have fun and play fair! :)​