Cheating detection - continued

[Axeking]

"Havi [developer] 7 hours ago
It could be possible that you have Cheat Engine or some kind of common Cheat Programs running in the background."

Well, for that to be true I would first have to download something like that. I do not have any cheat engine (or other similar tool) installed.

Unless you count Steam as a cheat tool (it is the only other thing I have running besides hardware drivers...).

To immediately assume your cheat detection is correct, and I am using something speaks volumes about the level of support you provide.

[Axeking]

And note that just to test the only thing - I have a mouse button mapped to autoclick. Tried it, no problem. But after 2 minutes - boom! Cheat detected...

My guesses: Your detector picks up my mouse (or headphone) drivers as some form of cheat.

[Havi]

I don't see what you have installed on your PC. Your the first person to encounter this issue so I personally have no idea what it is that is triggering. So my apologies.

[Axeking]

Maybe you could list what it is your cheat detector is looking for and I can tell you if I have anything like that running (or make educated guess as to what is triggering it).

The last time I tried, the only things I had running are my antivirus, steam and this game. Not even a browser...

[ziquitrina]

chaet onde

[Hireath]

Originally posted by Axeking:

Maybe you could list what it is your cheat detector is looking for and I can tell you if I have anything like that running (or make educated guess as to what is triggering it).

The last time I tried, the only things I had running are my antivirus, steam and this game. Not even a browser...

The worst idea possible, If you do that, The Anti-Cheat become Useless and Easy to bypass

[Axeking]

Originally posted by Hireath:

The worst idea possible, If you do that, The Anti-Cheat become Useless and Easy to bypass

Too late. The Anti-Cheat as it stands already is useless because it gives false positives. And I'm not looking to bypass, just looking to figure out what is raising the false positive alarm. Perhaps it is my antivirus?

The only applications I have loaded are steam and this game.

And all processes are either the game, system related or steam related.

Wuauclt.exe
winlogon.exe
SteelSeriesEngine3.exe (for my mouse)
SixEngine.exe
RzSynapse.exe (for headphones)
a collection of NVIDIA drivers
Kraken0510Helper (for headphones)
csrss.exe
and my firewall/AV package.

Which one triggers the false cheat detection?

[Axeking]

Originally posted by Havi:

I don't see what you have installed on your PC. Your the first person to encounter this issue so I personally have no idea what it is that is triggering. So my apologies.

Umm... how about this thread: http://steamcommunity.com/app/734750/discussions/0/2906376154313058839/

Obviously not first one to encounter this error.

Again, I listed all running programs above - which one of those is being detected as a cheat??

[Edward Wigglesworth]

Originally posted by Axeking:

Originally posted by Havi:

I don't see what you have installed on your PC. Your the first person to encounter this issue so I personally have no idea what it is that is triggering. So my apologies.

Umm... how about this thread: http://steamcommunity.com/app/734750/discussions/0/2906376154313058839/

Obviously not first one to encounter this error.

Again, I listed all running programs above - which one of those is being detected as a cheat??

dude calm your ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ tits

[Axeking]

Very informative response. Thanks!

[Soak]

Originally posted by Axeking:

And note that just to test the only thing - I have a mouse button mapped to autoclick. Tried it, no problem. But after 2 minutes - boom! Cheat detected...

My guesses: Your detector picks up my mouse (or headphone) drivers as some form of cheat.

Sounds like your pre built in auto clicker on your mouse is triggering the anti cheat on you. stop using the macro on your mouse to click for you and i'm sure it'll stop thinking you're cheating.

[Axeking]

I would agree, except that:
A. I'm not using a macro for that (trying to keep as clean as possible to get rid of the false positive)
B. Autoclicking isn't considered cheating (posted by dev in another thread...).

Honestly, I thought it might have been that (i did hit the macro first time), but after not using it, I still get cheat detection.

Not sure how I would remove the software that runs the macro as it is the actual mouse driver...

And thanks for an actual thoughtful response :-)