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1. navigate to where the mod files are located on your computer. If you use RimPy (highly recommended), just right click the mod and select "open folder"
2. go to Textures>Terrain>Surfaces and delete "UEM_JellyFloorTexture.png"
3. If you already have the game's art files downloaded, skip to step 4, if not you can access all of the game's art files here: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/fi49a1wj4iaao72ndhlp9/AK4AoWZg0WCSeRKbZ1WY6kI?rlkey=6zgtptylc7cigr139m75z741m&e=1&dl=0 You'll want to download the Game Art Source - Rimworld.zip file.
4. Unzip the file, locate the flagstone texture. Should be somewhere like Textures>Terrain>Surfaces, and then copy it to where you deleted the UEM_JellyFloorTexture.png.
5. Rename the file to UEM_JellyFloorTexture.png.
6. Launch your game, and it should now be using the new (old) texture.
Option 1: If all you're after is just floors that look like that: Just place down flagstone instead and paint it whatever color you prefer. This is the much simpler and easier option.