LadyDeath1138 Posted October 10, 2018 Share Posted October 10, 2018 I've been using mods for a while on Subnautica and I've never had this problem before. I'm not sure if one of the mods I downloaded had an update that caused this or what's going on. I deleted the mods and reinstalled the game so I know the game isn't actually the problem. It's a bit upsetting because I feel the mods made my experience with the game a lot more fun, (Not that it wasn't already.) If anyone can help me, I would definitely appreciate it. I will list what mods I have below so that you might give me a few suggestions as to what the problem was. QModsAuto sort LockersBetter Power InfoBetter Scanning BlipsBlueprint TrackerCustom BeaconsDecorations ModDocked Vehicle Storage AccessDrillable ScanEasy CraftEnhanced SleepHabitat Control PanelNo Warpers after Quarantine ShutdownQCreature ConfigQMultimod-NoDayNightPatchSafe AutosaveSML HelperSubnautica MapUtilitiesWhite LightsMore IngotsMore Seamoth UpgradesUnpack Ingots Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LadyDeath1138 Posted October 10, 2018 Author Share Posted October 10, 2018 After much analysis, I have discovered that the antivirus had flagged items within my save file that were the direct result of mods due to how they must affect the file itself, thus giving a false positive. I don't know how to mark this as solved, but to anyone reading this, just do a clean install of Subnautica and create a clean save file. Then reinstall QMods and gradually add your mods back into the folder, saving over your new game each time and running antivirus. You should run into the same false positive. These items should not affect any other part of your computer, as they only target the save file itself. I hope this helps anyone else running into this problem. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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