The error you are experiencing is caused by Windows Security falsely detecting the game as a virus. You can resolve this by going to Windows Security and disabling “Real Time Protection” and then installing the app. This error is common in Clickteam Fusion applications.
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Usually you’re not meant to see this screen, as it instantly disappears, but if it’s hanging on the screen and you aren’t seeing an error, then that might mean you tampered with the program in some way, please try to reinstall it without modifying any of the files, and see if it starts normally.
Are you by chance running the program via Wine? Wine has been known to show compatibility issues with clickteam fusion apps, if you are not using Wine, perhaps try disabling your antivirus and reinstalling the program, it’s possible that your antivirus might’ve tampered with files, maybe DLLs for example.
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Hi there, this is so strange. I fixed this error a long time ago, but for some reason it’s still being reported. Please hang tight, I’ll update you once I find a solution, in the meantime, if you know how to, open the EAS Simulato directory, instead of running start.exe, double-click the bin folder, and run app.exe.
Hi there, yes, this app is 100% safe, it is made using Clickteam fusion, which executable is typically detected as malware. Triage also… How did they come up with that conclusion?
I thought they did tests based on what the app does, all the app ever does is try to check for an update. Nevertheless, it’s safe, do not worry, check the statistics, many people use this app.
Hello, the way it basically works is, I need to give a license to the customer, this license contains details about how they are able to use the source code, Also, copyrighted material, such as shutterstock media, copyrighted assets, all of which will not be included in the source files - However, they will be included in the project’s files, which is something you can’t easily access without a copy of the game engine. These are also not typically in the original format that the original asset was in, for example, it may be resized, compressed, or even modified. We would only ever give them access to the compressed, modified content, and not the original content that I obtain from say, itch.io.
Hello, I’m doing commissions via fiverr, and i like the assets you have here. I do not understand what you mean that I cannot distribute for free, I am making a game for someone, the game itself however is free, but the commission is not. I will not give them full access to the pack, and I will only put the sounds into the game, he would also have to credit it. Am I allowed to use your assets? I hope to hear from you.
No it wouldn’t, and also I’m not liable for it even if they were valid headers. The key difference is that, you have to broadcast it, at a very high frequency. Your phone does not have an antenna, your phone uses the cellular network, the EAS alert system actually is an AM radio station, they broadcast on government frequencies, which are frequencies no other companies can use, as their illegal. However if say, and that’s why weather radios typically don’t let you listen to music, because that would disrupt their ability to actually read headers from the EAS broadcasting system.
In truth, I am completely able to generate actual SAME headers, but as evident by my disclaimer, I am not able to be held liable, if I was, then all other people who made SAME generators are liable, questionable software is allowed to be legally created and distributed, so long as they don’t straight up break the law, but say, for example, “The Pirate Bay” that site would technically be very illegal, but the government did nothing, because they themselves aren’t actually hosting anything, their just giving you links to torrents, which are hosted from other people. And of course, this leads to people pirating software, which is illegal.
But because they don’t directly stand a path in that, they don’t get penalized or banned for it. So me making a SAME code generator for my game wouldn’t automatically make me get arrested, because the header’s encoding is actually public knowledge.
But yeah, as I was saying, even if they were 100% valid headers, you would not be able to broadcast them, unless you have a radio transmitter, and a commercial grade transformer, which, since you’re more likely to be just a regular civilian than a radio broadcaster, you’re far less likely to have access to this type of equipment.
I hope I was able to clarify this, it is always important to understand how frequencies work, and for future reference, it is always best to seek advice or information from a lawyer, and to do your own research rather then to just assume.
Hi, thanks for posting, the “SAME” codes you hear in this game are convincing, but they are not valid. The game uses fake SAME codes for the EAS alert, similarly, when you watch an EAS alert YouTube Video, you don’t automatically see it on TV.
The alert tone is not valid, because it is outdated, if it was not outdated, however, then I would be concerned. However, even if, you require a special device before you can transmit the codes.
The device you require is a radio transmitter, and you also need access to a NWS broadcast system, as well as authorization. Be rest assured, the coeds are not valid, and your EAS scenarios will not appear on anything other than your computer. :)