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Thx for telling me that, as this mod was my first one, and in a lot of ways I didn't really know what I was doing back then. And after that, I forgot to check if it was still all 'working'...
Seems to have some stuff in the resources folder that isn't really necessary, and will overwrite mods that make changes to those graphics.
Files in the resources folder are things to add or replace in the default game's resources folder. Mods can overwrite other mod's changes. Animation files will still point to the correct images when played ingame, all the resources added by mods get put in the same folder in memory. So you don't need to replace the shadow png, or monstro's png.
Files in the content folder are for content you want to add to the game, usually xml stuff. I'm 90% sure you can't replace or change any default game content through this method. I don't think you even need to with this kind of mod...
This is a fantastic concept but the internals are really weird and I'm worried about how compatible and stable this is.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1180328919