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However, it'll most likely require Unity and access to the scripts (probably via GitHub) to be able to declare grind surfaces and special gaps/rails/etc.
For sure, I'm definitely with you on the potential of this game as far as mod support is concerned. I would go far as saying Steam Workshop is necessary and not just for levels, either. Even music could make an appearance there.
So much potential.
Like udienowplz stated, it will be necessary to create the maps using unity. I'll be providing a starting project via github that you can download and then create a level in.
I will need some time to fix stuff first and then implement the whole workshop thing and a menu to properly select the stuff.
But I'm working on it. Hope it works out well