[GIVEN UP] How to stop mysterious game pass popups?
Lately, I've been doing some testing on my game, and every time I join my game, a game pass popup for admin pops up. And I put no game passes in my game. I tried looking through everything, my plugins, and all the plugins I own are made by trusted developers. I even looked through NonReplicatedCSGDictionaryService and there was nothing in it. Please help, I can't release my game with this popup every time a player joins my game.
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print("Try not to take so many free models! >:(")
warn("Or you installed a virus, then I'm sorry. ;(")
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I've decided to just make a new place for my game. Since this is all happening on one place. I think this could have happened from me reusing a file for all of my places. And I think one of my games had a virus and I reused the virus game. It's not really a solution but, oh well.
Ctrl + Shift + F “PromptGamePassPurchase.” See what pops up.
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Free models usually have some sort of script that makes those pop ups appear. What you're gonna wanna do is delete all the scripts in something like a shelf or a chair. Why would a chair have a script in it? Why would any piece of furniture have a script when it's just a piece of decor? Well, you can go ahead and delete those scripts, or modify them.
Most of the time, it's an object like a desk or a chair, or even a house. Just go into every single script inside your game, and delete the ones you don't recognize or don't understand.
If you don't understand them, they're not yours!
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Maybe Do Ctrl + Shift + F Then In The Box Type game:GetService("MarketplaceService") Then Find All. If Any Has It, It Might Be The Cause
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Doing this will not work, the script that is causing the problems will be creating them after the player is added. To fix this, try and do it once you have clicked play, then try and do what this post says rather than doing it before. Also, look up the the word 'Require', this will most likely be requiring the module script or look up 'getfenv'.
If it is requiring another module script or using a Lua Global to call another script, that is most likely your problem. Once you find the source of your problem, simply just delete it. They can usually be found on the very end of scripts very far down, and are quite obviously malicious if you manage to find it. I would also disable all/most of your plugins, and test each one individually to see if the problem comes back.
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