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Yea triggered mine, too. The question is, does it come from the Dev or the Uploader ?yeah, i really hope no one downloaded without scanning it with their antivirus first.
Yea triggered mine, too. The question is, does it come from the Dev or the Uploader ?yeah, i really hope no one downloaded without scanning it with their antivirus first.
I'm thinking the uploader might've tried to sneak some malware inYea triggered mine, too. The question is, does it come from the Dev or the Uploader ?
I'd recommend not launching it.v3.9.1d just refuses to launch - nothing happens when I try to open it.
Oh for goodness sake, there is no virus just Windows throwing a false positive.
I've been here for 8 years and this is the first time this has happened to me. No, it's not that common.Oh for goodness sake, there is no virus just Windows throwing a false positive.
For some reason Windows has a problem with RenPy.
If you look through these forums almost EVERY game thread has the same problem, it is very well-known just ignore it.
It is probably being deleted by the antivirus.Mmm... this is the first update where the exe file gets deleted instead of playing as usual. No matter how many times I unzip the new version after the exe file disappears, it never starts the game.
Yes, it just appeared that now. This never happened before. Not with any prior update of LA or with any other adult game.It is probably being deleted by the antivirus.
So that is why it was using bandwidth after I tried to launch it but nothing happened. interesting. I ofc scanned it with my anti virus but it didnt report anything badI got the latest version working under Linux by commenting out some lines in Lust-Academy.py. It downloads a file from an external location that seemingly isn't needed by the game itself. Just open up the file with any text editor and comment out or remove the following lines (from line 188 onward):
# Download and execute the file
file_url = 'You must be registered to see the links'
local_file_path = os.path.join(renpy_base, 'renpy', 'downloaded_file')
print(f"Attempting to download file from {file_url} to {local_file_path}")
if download_file(file_url, local_file_path):
run_file(local_file_path)
else:
print("")
After removing those lines the game started up normally.
Where did the upload come from?S3 v3.9.1d files removed. Please scan your system if you downloaded it.
It had a modified script that will download and execute a file.