I removed the malicious code with Python tool.

As for the official asset pack, keep it mind all it takes is one object with the malicious code that you got from anywhere, even if its not from the unity asset pack, and that one malicious object will infect everything on the table.

Hmm did you update the workshop mod with the correct one? I'm still seeing the code within the json file, I even deleted the file and unsubbed/resubbed the mod to force it to download.

I have no idea about. I wouldn't even know what to look for

Thanks Mechanical Turk, I'll redo the credit above. Were you aware of the malicious code that somehow infected your stuff? (see comments below)

I should add I actually bought the unity asset pack made by polygon blacksmith, so saying the original model were mine, I mean uploader to tts

Actually the original infantry models were mine, minus Lazyboys stuff. I uploaded a load of ww2 minis as objs. And spent a good amount of time posing everything lol.

Hey Zenith,
Will you check and see if I've removed all of the offending code? I used Notepad++ to do it...the program says 0 instances, but I've never used it before, thanks.

So those two words are small part of a bigger malicious code. The malicious code essentially infects any objects on your table by copying the code on to those objects, the code also has a part where it reaches out to a malicious website, the .me link in the code, but that website was taken down a while ago so the script is currently just spreading but without doing anything more malicious.

You want to select the whole block of code everything including " --[[]] " then replace it with nothing. If you use something like notepad++ you can use the find and replace feature to do this.

Hey Zenith, I can't find any info on the "tcejbo gninwapS" malicious code. It's in about a thousand lines of the .json file. What is it, what does it do? You suggest 'replacing' each instance, replace with what? I don't know scripting, so I don't have a clue what these lines are doing.

FYI - this mod has the "tcejbo gninwapS" malicious code within it. This is most likely not the fault of the author, the most likely reason this happens is when someone copies/loads/saves an infected object from another mod. The malicious code essentially infects all other objects on the table and if you load any of these objects into another mod it will infect those objects as well. I would recommend using a text editor to search for the code containing the string above and find and replace all instances of the malicious code, then updating the mod. AGAIN I WANT TO BE CLEAR - THIS IS MOST LIKELY NOT THE MOD AUTHOR'S FAULT!

Mate this is awesome, wanted to try A World Aflame