Software found cheating?
Software found cheating?
Before you ask, I don’t use any cheat programs on my computer and I firmly oppose any kind of cheating or hacking in games. **See the edit at the bottom of this post**. I downloaded The Finals for the first time, thinking it would be enjoyable. I received a warning: “Fatal Error – Cheat software detected.” This violates our rules, and keeping it up could result in account suspension or other consequences according to our user terms.
The only apps I can think of that might cause this are RTSS, my AutoHotKey scripts for keyboard actions, or Overwolf, but I can’t really turn them off. Does anyone else experience this? Is any of these program known to trigger this problem?
I closed AutoHotKey and it stopped the issue, which is frustrating because I have many macros for things like adjusting volume, launching apps, sleep mode, audio settings, and monitor brightness. Is there a way to work around this so my scripts run without triggering the anti-cheat system? It’s strange since The Finals uses Easy Anti Cheat, which is also used in Fortnite and Apex Legends—something I’m not concerned about.
Consider alternatives such as a Stream Deck. It’s unlikely developers would target cheats that way, and we can avoid dealing with anti-cheat systems altogether.
It's frustrating when apps are banned without a valid reason. Also, the RTSS overlay isn't displaying—any suggestions?
Can you share a file that would do this? The code for a script in a pastebin is good enough for me
The game uses an API compatible with DirectX 11 or DirectX 12, as confirmed by your recollection.
Uncertain about the location of AHK and TheFinals files, but this should function. Execute the command to run TheFinals with a prompt: echo off taskkill /f /im autohotkey.exe Launching The Finals... followed by the path to TheFinals.exe, then wait for it to start, and finally launch AutoHotkey.