CTSchmidlak
Member
Hello all.
First of all, a quick disclaimer that this issue is very much over my head, so apologies if my description of this issue comes off ignorant in any way.
I just got done working through the "Little Town" tutorial, and full of pride and excitement decided to go ahead and export a .zip file of the "completed" game.
Upon attempting to build the .zip, my Windows Defender threw out a quick error stating that it had found "Trojan:Script/Phonzy.A!ml". Details pointed to the .exe of the game located in the AppData/Local/GameMakerStudio2/GMS2TEMP folder.
The console output in GMS2 notes: "Exception during processing System.IO.IOException: Operation did not complete successfully because the file contains a virus or potentially unwanted software."
These messages came up even when building a new, empty project.
Obviously, for a programming noob like myself this was pretty scary to see and immediately made me worry that I have some heretofore undiscovered infection. However, after some exploration on these forums and elsewhere I read a tip about changing runtimes, and sure enough, once I backed up my runtime to 2.3.4.442, this issue went away and I could build both .zip files and .exe installers, without any obvious errors or virus concerns.
So with all that said, I'm hoping this indicates that for some reason runtime 2.3.4.443 is causing some sort of false positive? But I have no idea why, or if there is something specifically wrong with my PC, or what I could do to get around it.
For the meantime, I will stick with .442, and hope that this magically fixes itself whenever the next runtime/update is released.
With that said, any thoughts or suggestions would be very much welcome, as again, this is totally above my paygrade - I just want to make small dumb games
First of all, a quick disclaimer that this issue is very much over my head, so apologies if my description of this issue comes off ignorant in any way.
I just got done working through the "Little Town" tutorial, and full of pride and excitement decided to go ahead and export a .zip file of the "completed" game.
Upon attempting to build the .zip, my Windows Defender threw out a quick error stating that it had found "Trojan:Script/Phonzy.A!ml". Details pointed to the .exe of the game located in the AppData/Local/GameMakerStudio2/GMS2TEMP folder.
The console output in GMS2 notes: "Exception during processing System.IO.IOException: Operation did not complete successfully because the file contains a virus or potentially unwanted software."
These messages came up even when building a new, empty project.
Obviously, for a programming noob like myself this was pretty scary to see and immediately made me worry that I have some heretofore undiscovered infection. However, after some exploration on these forums and elsewhere I read a tip about changing runtimes, and sure enough, once I backed up my runtime to 2.3.4.442, this issue went away and I could build both .zip files and .exe installers, without any obvious errors or virus concerns.
So with all that said, I'm hoping this indicates that for some reason runtime 2.3.4.443 is causing some sort of false positive? But I have no idea why, or if there is something specifically wrong with my PC, or what I could do to get around it.
For the meantime, I will stick with .442, and hope that this magically fixes itself whenever the next runtime/update is released.
With that said, any thoughts or suggestions would be very much welcome, as again, this is totally above my paygrade - I just want to make small dumb games