By default, if no license is shown, it is copyrighted and can't be copied (at least this is what I learned 30 years ago and I think it still works that way). It would have been nice if cstamford would have put a license on his code in GitHub. One I like that is similar to RememberIPDamnit is QuickConnect for instance.

Like Journeyman says, you can find mods that do the same thing as some of his mods. Going to give it another shot, no idea how long I'll last this time (last time it was a bit over a year).Įdited by billwerth2, 04 April 2021 - 09:20 PM. This can make modding less fun than most people would like and tends to make a lot of modders quit shortly after they begin. You are just as likely to get responses from a very angry person (seems like they hang out here a lot on the Internet) than someone praising you for a job well done. Most people that use your mod saying nothing. Although if it their first time modding, they may have gotten a rude surprise. No idea why this modder called it quits, it could be anything. If the source can be used, some other modder could easily take up support of the mods and just give credit to the original author.

Its possible the source can be used, but maybe not, depends on the license used. I looked on GitHub, didn't see any mods by Xenofell, so can't really comment on mods I've never seen and don't know the name of. Hopefully others can make similar mods, should the mod break due to an vanilla update in the future. So to calm Vortex, I had to remove the mod ID, so then Vortex checks for updates, it doesn't give an red error. These mods are not updated since early marsh, and are still up on ThunderStore anbd Github.

Where do nexus mods go