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# Contributing
Anyone can open a pull request, but please be aware that we do not accept contributions that are primarily AI-generated or directly copy-pasted from Ghidra. Your PR will be closed if it contains obvious signs of machine-generated code. It is your responsibility to check the code that you are submitting and make sure it is readable and feels like something a human programmer would write. Refer to the [coding guidelines page](coding_guidelines.md) for more information.
Anyone can open a pull request, but please be aware that we do not accept contributions that are primarily AI-generated or directly copy-pasted from Ghidra. Your PR will be closed if it contains obvious signs of machine-generated code. It is your responsibility to check the code that you are submitting and make sure it is readable and feels like something a human programmer would write. Refer to the [coding guidelines page](/docs/coding_guidelines.md) for more information.
Check the [readme](/README.md) for details on how to get the repository set up, and the [decompiling guide](/docs/decompiling.md) for an explanation of the process of decompiling itself.
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If you've got all the requirements set up and want to learn how to contribute to the decompilation effort, see [this guide](/docs/decompiling.md) for details.
Anyone can open a pull request, but please be aware that we do not accept contributions that are primarily AI-generated or directly copy-pasted from Ghidra. Your PR will be closed if it contains obvious signs of machine-generated code. It is your responsibility to check the code that you are submitting and make sure it is readable and feels like something a human programmer would write. Refer to the [coding guidelines page](coding_guidelines.md) for more information.
Anyone can open a pull request, but please be aware that we do not accept contributions that are primarily AI-generated or directly copy-pasted from Ghidra. Your PR will be closed if it contains obvious signs of machine-generated code. It is your responsibility to check the code that you are submitting and make sure it is readable and feels like something a human programmer would write. Refer to the [coding guidelines page](/docs/coding_guidelines.md) for more information.
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If you haven't already, you should first follow the instructions in the [readme](../README.md) to get the decomp set up, as well as the tools you will be using to work on it: objdiff and Ghidra.
You should also read the [coding guidelines page](coding_guidelines.md) page to ensure that the code you write is clear and readable.
You should also read the [coding guidelines page](/docs/coding_guidelines.md) page to ensure that the code you write is clear and readable.
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Once an actor is fully decompiled, you can start naming some of its member variables if you want to. This is completely optional - it's normal to submit a PR without documenting most fields. Leaving them unnamed (e.g. `field_0x290`) is preferable to coming up with wrong names if you aren't sure.
But if you do decide to start naming things, you should check out the ['Naming style' section of the coding guidelines page](coding_guidelines.md#naming-style).
But if you do decide to start naming things, you should check out the ['Naming style' section of the coding guidelines page](/docs/coding_guidelines.md#naming-style).