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It's literally in everyone's interest to have more mods being made and supported and not less.
Dunno if you're familiar, but in Skyrim modding scene there was an incident at one point where a very popular guy just pulled all his mods off of Nexus because of a policy change they did.
Even if to his credit he didn't nuke them entirely from the internet, the fact that it could happen with literally anything at any point was a serious wake up call to me.
And hence why I'm operating on essentially an honour system ever since, where if you wanna do something with my mods - go ahead, I'm not stopping you. And if you wanna give credit - that's great, and I'll do the same for you if I'll have to in the future, everyone wins.
srry for the text wall I just feel strongly about this.
And, uhh... sorry for hijacking your work, lol. I'm usually not the one to ask for forgiveness instead of permission but when the solution is sitting there infront of me my mind just won't be able to rest until it is implemented in some way.
doing god's work, hats off to you.