Tutorial RKPairip – Complete Installation & Usage Guide | Latest Pairip removal

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Introduction​

RKPairip is a Termux-based APK reverse-engineering tool developed by Techno India.
It provides multiple modes for decompiling, merging, repairing, and fixing Android .dex files, with easy command-line options.

Ideal for developers who work with APK editing, dex repair, or string translation workflows.

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Installation Method​

Prerequisites​

Before installation, make sure you have Python installed:

termux-setup-storage && pkg update -y && pkg upgrade -y && pkg install python -y

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Option 1 – Install from PyPI (Testing)​

pip install Pairip

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Option 2 – Install from GitHub (Latest Commit)​

Download from Main Branch (ZIP or TAR.GZ):

[hide]pip install --force-reinstall https://github.com/TechnoIndian/RKPairip/archive/refs/heads/main.zip[/hide]

or

pip install --force-reinstall https://github.com/TechnoIndian/RKPairip/archive/refs/heads/main.tar.gz

Alternative Shell Script Install:

curl -Ls https://github.com/TechnoIndian/Tools/releases/download/Tools/RKPairip.sh | bash

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Option 3 – Git Clone Method​

pkg install python git
pip install --force-reinstall git+https://github.com/TechnoIndian/RKPairip.git

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Uninstall RKPairip​

To remove RKPairip from your system:

pip uninstall Pairip

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Usage Guide​

Basic Command​

Run RKPairip using the following format:

RKPairip -i YourApkPath.apk

Available Modes​

Mode	Description	Example
-i	Default APKEditor Mode	RKPairip -i app.apk
-a	Decompile with ApkTool	RKPairip -i app.apk -a
-s	Merge Skip (separate last dex)	RKPairip -i app.apk -s
-a -s	Decompile + Merge Skip	RKPairip -i app.apk -a -s
-r	Dex Repair (after translating strings to MT)	RKPairip -i app.apk -r
-x	Hook CoreX (Unity/Flutter/Crash Fix)	RKPairip -i app.apk -x
-a -x	Decompile + Hook CoreX	RKPairip -i app.apk -a -x
-m	Anti-Split (Merge Only)	RKPairip -m app.apk
-C	Show Credits & Info	RKPairip -C

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Fix Dex Regex (Manual Repair)​

If you encounter dex errors, you can manually apply the following regex patches.

Patch 1​

Find (Regex):

(# direct methods\n.method public static )FuckUByRK\(\)V([\s\S]*?.end method)[\w\W]*

Replace:

$1constructor <clinit>()V$2

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Patch 2​

Find (Regex):

sget-object.*\s+.*const-string v1,(.*\s+).*.line.*\n+.+.*\n.*invoke-static \{v0\}, LRK_TECHNO_INDIA/ObjectLogger;->logstring\(Ljava/lang/Object;\)V

Replace:

const-string v0,$1

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Patch 3​

Find (Regex):

invoke-static \{\}, .*;->callobjects\(\)V\n

Replace:
(empty)

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Patch 4​

Find (Regex):

(\.method public.*onReceive\(Landroid/content/Context;Landroid/content/Intent;\)V\s+\.(registers|locals) \d+)[\s\S]*?const-string/jumbo[\s\S]*?(\s+return-void\n.end method)

Replace:

$1$3

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Patch 5​

Step 1: Search for

pairip

Step 2: Use regex:

invoke.*pairip/(?!licensecheck/).*

Replace:
(empty)

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[xinji915]

看

 

[Smadvow]

Good!

 

[Ahmed1265]

Seeeeeee

 

[AR1024]

Does this still works? I saw another ver where he translated dex using Mt manager

 

[Jnonymous1234]

Does this still works? I saw another ver where he translated dex using Mt manager

From what I've seen in various tutorials and modding communities, around 2025–2026, the "translate dex using MT manager" step usually comes after a Pairip bypass. MT Manager has a built-in "translation mode", or DEX Editor + translation features, that lets you open DEX files, view/edit strings, swap languages, or apply translations via a dictionary/provider — but Pairip can interfere if not handled first, causing crashes or failed saves

 

[chouma]

Seeeeeee

 

[CraigSharp]

From what I've seen in various tutorials and modding communities, around 2025–2026, the "translate dex using MT manager" step usually comes after a Pairip bypass. MT Manager has a built-in "translation mode", or DEX Editor + translation features, that lets you open DEX files, view/edit strings, swap languages, or apply translations via a dictionary/provider - but Pairip can interfere if not handled first, causing crashes or failed saves wheelie life

That matches what I’ve seen too - you usually need to handle the Pairip bypass first or MT Manager’s DEX translation can crash or fail. Doing the bypass before opening DEX files in translation mode seems to be the reliable order.

 

['RajuMods']

no way