What you have to do is look through the dialog file (found
Any executable can 'modify' other files. That's not how this works anyway. It overwrites the file only if saved with the same name as a file that already exists, which is not a modification (the OS sees it as deleting a file, and writing a new file). That's also not how antivirus works. They search for signatures. Their software doesn't detect such a signature in my program, otherwise it wouldn't be a "generic detection".. but their "machine learned" nonsense thinks it "could be" suspicious. In other words, it's 100% nonsense.
Check the last edited date of the OP. 30 July. I haven't done anything to it. I haven't even updated it to the current version of the game, because the current version of the game doesn't break it. In the month that the current iteration has been available (which is really just the debug build of the version I posted a few days earlier), not a single person has reported so much as the program itself crashing, much less something malicious happening on their machine. I can't do anything about faulty antivirus suites that decide to go with ignorant things like "machine learning" which is really just "oh, we haven't seen this file too often.. so we're going to mark it as 'suspicious'". ALL of those 16 are generic. ALL of them are "machine learning". As stated previously, use it or don't. I don't care.
