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-- The upcoming KheOpps Mod (inspired by the GeoscApps project) will make all of that modular approach logical in terms of packaging objectives. THAT one will be built in a single UPK along with necessary unique files. Cuz, it makes senses... in terms of quantity (16 regions with 3-8 Nations each on average, only!) It *IS* still a coding mega-task.
Anyhow... sorry for the wall. Just wanted to make everything clear.
But lemme explain why i choose to split them in some small(er) individual (TO compile) files.
-- I have informal future plans to create an optional/configuration tool that would allow people to pick&select whichever items they'd prefer to activate at any given time. 165+ might feel appealing at first -- but once you have played a few games, you'll soon realize the RNG might not reflect that much variety every so often. Code-wise, it will MUCH easier to deal with the settings and file(s) tagging process in external functions that can handle array driven "chunks" rather than having to scan through a flip-flop stack of extensive data. It's technical -- so to speak.
-- The structure itself (i feel) can be referred to in a more intuitive manner.
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