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Safety Check Pop-up

ID:1522145 Mar 18 2014, 9:55 pm (See the best response by Nadrew.)
Teardrop12	Code: http://puu.sh/7B3ag.jpg Problem description: I never had this pop-up before, until today. How do I get rid of this? It sometimes disallow me from 'loading' my save file which makes it a nuisance and I wanted to know if there is a solution for this?

Mar 18 2014, 10:02 pm (Edited on Mar 18 2014, 10:07 pm)

Shwb1

Dunno exactly how to fix it but i can tell you what it is.

its to protect your computer from bad files from a game, such as a virus, and if its on then you will get this message for EVERY file you have in your source, i had it once and i think to fix it i hosted my game and made sure it was set to trusted as of now byond wont let your game create edit remove ect. files from your computer, which means your saves wont be able to be created
according to 'http://www.byond.com/forum/?post=158743 ' you can try renaming the folder your .dmb is in to the name of you .dmb (for ex: if your game was named "Naruto" then name the folder "Naruto", and make sure you have no \ in your file names

Mar 18 2014, 10:04 pm

Ssj4justdale

Okay, if you start up Dream Daemon and run the world in "trusted" this will no longer pop up.

Running the world in "safe" mode or "ultrasafe" will make these pop-ups occur, where the host/user needs to confirm all files being read.

So if you want these to go away, start of Daemon, even if you can't host publicly, and run it in trusted.

Alternative is to start up Dream Seeker and click Host and switch it to "Trusted" and these pop-ups will stop occurring.

Mar 19 2014, 2:59 am Best response
Nadrew	The problem is actually coming from the fact that BYOND will default to ultra-safe mode, as opposed to Safe mode when hosting if the dmb/rsc for the game are located in a directory that doesn't share the same name as them. mygame/ mygame.dmb mygame.rsc // ^ Safe-mode mygame/ somegame.dmb somegame.rsc // ^ Ultra-safe mode. You shouldn't ever need to run the game in Trusted mode.