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Software Inc uses XML files for general modding, which luckily is very easy to get into :)
In my opinion, and if i were to create a "mega-mod", i would hand-craft it all myself. Meaning that maybe some features would look like other mods (It's pretty hard no to), but it will always be different since i never copy-pasted anything, and i made everything in one go. I wouldn't even take a peak in other mods files while making the mega-mod, not even if it were just for inspiration.