I'm tempted to test out this mod. It looks like a customizable Greedy Builders. The logo looks similar. I think I saw a screenshot with a mix of folktale and iron tooth beavers living in one map together (was that on the legacy version?).

On the other hand, loading this up requires disabling TimberAPI. I think that's listed as a prerequisite for Greedy Builders, Embers, and Greedy Ember factions. I'd rather not lose their perks without similar gains.

Greedy Builders adds an assortment of folktale and iron tooth buildings, needs, and crops. It also shows you what those two kinds of beavers would look like living together. Does Configurable Faction import beavers with appearances matching the factions you decide to draw from?

Embers adds new aesthetics, crops, paths, buildings, recipes, and functions, like treating badwater in a rig to make pure water. I'd have to test whether Configurable Faction can draw from any of these innovations without TimberAPI active. Do you think Configurable Faction can be compatible with mod factions? Is the legacy version?

Greedy Embers puts features of the Greedy Builders and Embers together, including gray, red, and brown beavers to match the faction mix. Does Configurable Faction have this feature?

But Greedy Embers, or your recent Scientific mod update, no longer matches science recipes with their buildings. For example, Greedy Embers imports Ember gear workshops, so you can still buy the bulk gear recipe but the building does not offer it (waste of science). Conversely, the paper mill shows the sunflower paper recipe is locked, and the science menu does not list the recipe for purchase (a bit frustrating). I imagine the Ember's large plank and gear workshops (that cut production times in half) would not present your custom recipes, even if Configurable Faction allows me to import them. Or is Configurable Faction surprisingly compatible?

Are these shortcomings from TimberAPI? Would disabling it and using Configurable Faction fix these discrepancies? I plan to test this eventually, but I'm curious what features this mod is designed for, and which are beyond your concept.