Software found cheating?
Software found cheating?
This approach poses a significant risk of triggering bans. The anti-cheat system likely scans for suspicious applications only at the start, not continuously during gameplay. If it identifies the issue later in the match, the consequences are immediate. It seems the implementation doesn’t pause for the .exe to close before checking, but instead waits just five seconds.
This approach employs only the direct file path of the game. The script pauses until the game closes before proceeding. In contrast, using `start "" "path to exe"` initiates a program and allows further actions.
It's unclear whether it's safe or not. You might not need the in-game macros if you're okay with that.
The specific path depends on your AutoHotkey installation. For example, "C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\v2\AutoHotkey64.exe" works if you're using the version labeled v2. You might need to adjust it based on your setup. Try using "notepad.exe" instead of the full path to test.
They mentioned their TOS which could be considered cheating, but it should be secure. I strongly suggest checking each command—use Google or SS64 for reference—to ensure you're not risking your system. Testing is also a good idea to confirm everything functions properly.