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Whilst this may seem harmless, it has the capacity to detect the location of occluded entities and pivots etc. or specific tris that may be similar in fashion to part of workings for wallhack or aimbots etc. As such, there is every chance this should NEVER be running and certainly not hooked-into any VAC-enabled game when on a secured server.
Also, please remember to
1) Refer to the licensing agreement for any software you wish to use this software on/for since you may not be licensed to do so.
It might be worth asking Support to reevaluate your ban. However, as Profile mentions, there are numerous articles published by Support warning of using a trusted machine when connecting to VAC Servers.
To run the software on a game you have to point it at the .exe file and let the software load the game. As I didn't use this process to run any steam software, steam must have actively looked for the software? (still assuming this is the reason for my VAC ban)
It's really not necessarily possible to know for sure either without a real thorough investigation into the computer OS and registry etc.
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To receive any VAC ban at all you MUST connect to a secured server - so it may help oif you check what game your VAC ban is actually for...
How would knowing what game I was in help? I don't recall any online games recently other than DayZ and CS:GO. (Trying to play DayZ last night and failing is what alerted me to a problem with my account in the first place)
I suspect my only chance of having a ban lifted (although it is against the steam policy to do so) would be if they could see any reference to the 3d ripper software in whatever data they gather to justify a ban
You can check which game the ban applies to as per ReBoot's suggestion.
The reason I thought it may help is because you must have been running that game and connected to a VAC-secured server when the VAC detection was made, (DayZ and CSGO are both VAC enabled). Though it sounds like it was DayZ if it was that game that informed you of your VAC ban?
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It most certainly would be worth contacting Steam Support, however regardless of your actual intention or circumstance, if the ban was applied for something that is indeed verified as a potential cheat, it will be most certainly considered valid.
Unfortunately the actions of a few undesirables make things difficult for the majority and in these cases, if a program can be exploited to cheat or operates similarly to the activity of particular cheats, then it needs to be dealt with as such, since otherwise it would be an all-too-easy excuse for those who ARE cheating to claim their use was innocent.
Didn't see anything in the steam software last night that I can't see on my profile now though - a message saying 1 VAC Ban on record and Info linking me to here: http://steamcommunity.com/actions/WhatIsVAC
Yeah, my first thought was to contact steam to find out what was going on. Though it did make me feel worse when they send an automated response, which basically says you're screwed and there's nothing anyone can do about it.
I've been as honest with my messages to steam as possible, though being potentially indistinguishable from cheating little gits means they may just totally ignore my plea for reconsideration.
I blame my wife for wanting to fly around Hogwarts!