A partial ARM64 native matching project for TableTroopers 2026.40.4, versionCode 212724703, compatible with decomp.wtf fork mode. This is not a rebuilt APK, the original C# project, or a claim of complete game recovery.
The initial three-function pilot has one exact native match: TickHelper.TicksToSecondsFloat (44 bytes). WeaponTypeSwitcher.GetMaxDelta and WaterHandler.Update compile but remain nonmatching. Caller-byte matching does not establish Unity runtime behavior, null-helper effects or the full game ABI.
Use Linux x86_64, Python 3.12+, Ninja, and Android NDK r27c (27.2.12479018). The compiler must report Clang 18.0.3, Android build 12470979. The original native build note identifies Android API 25, NDK r27c build 12479018. Optimization flags remain partially reconstructed; each pilot's calibrated profile is recorded.
Provide your own APK. Nothing here downloads or distributes the game.
git clone https://github.com/mitch030504/tabletroopers-decomp.git
cd tabletroopers-decomp
export ANDROID_NDK_HOME=/your/path/android-ndk-r27c
python3 configure.py --apk /your/path/TableTroopers.apk
ninja
python3 tools/matching.py verify --ndk "$ANDROID_NDK_HOME"APK SHA-256: 70cd395e4546299127a54b2274c4f281438e267b4326b405fe301a76bc7746e4. Setup rejects other builds and validates the extracted IL2CPP binary/metadata. Game inputs and generated objects stay in ignored orig/ and build/ directories. Confirm APK ownership before using decomp.wtf's import prompts.
NDK download: Google's r27c Linux archive, official repository SHA-1 090e8083a715fdb1a3e402d0763c388abb03fb4e. Extract with a tool that preserves symlinks and permissions, such as unzip.
The tested application is decompnet 0.9.8, source commit a8708d82246f869fddd1f9e98d4007397f31dea6, with objdiff-cli 3.8.2. For its reproducible environment:
git clone https://github.com/i12bp8/decomp.wtf.git /tmp/decomp-wtf
cd /tmp/decomp-wtf
git checkout a8708d82246f869fddd1f9e98d4007397f31dea6
uv sync --locked --no-dev
uv run --locked --no-dev decompChoose Continue a public decomp, paste this repository URL, supply the matching APK, and follow the NDK setup above in its cloned directory. The .decomp.wtf.json setup generates objdiff.json and Ninja rules. Each unit identifies its editable C++ source. Use Git PRs to collaborate; this APK-derived project does not use decomp.wtf ROM rooms.
Candidate C/C++ compiles with the pinned toolchain and links at the function's original RVA. External native references are fixed by the version-specific manifest. A separate comparison checks the linked function's entire byte sequence and size, not just mnemonic similarity or objdiff percentages. Both target and candidate display objects are derived ET_REL containers, not recovered original object files. The target bytes come only from your private APK; candidate bytes come only from compilation/linking.
python3 tools/matching.py report displays pilot results. verify recompiles every candidate, including previous matches after a header change. Runtime and metadata/ABI limitations remain separate findings. Never mark a unit complete/linked merely because it matches; there is no whole-APK relink/checksum target yet.
Read CONTRIBUTING.md. Contributions may include reconstruction, tools, metadata corrections and reproducible validators. Preserve nonmatching candidates and unresolved evidence. Automated work is disclosed and reviewed; no automatic upstream pushes or PR merges occur.
The existing research workflow independently verifies the complete research project with Luna and Sol. This pilot supplies another evidence source, without replacing either gate.