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In other words, you could use Notepad to write the code, but the community has settled on using Mod the Spire as where you write the code because it handles the issues of actually getting it into the game, while Base Mod is a toolkit to let less knowledgeable people make mods, and allow more complicated ones to be made relatively easily.
The game is written in Java and you'll need to be able to navigate Java code to get a grasp on how to make your own mods. Getting started with basic online java tutorials may be useful. I like just diving in myself, but it can be overwhelming to some.
Thank you, I think I understand it somewhat now but I'm still a little unsure of what to do with Base Mod? I installed it but it just shows up in Mod the Spire as a mod. How do i use the tool? Or am I misssing something here?
Cool, didn't even think about the discord server, thank you! :D
Yea, I know a little about javascript i guess but I have made mods for Stellaris for example and then i could just copy the files for a trait and modify it to make a new one, is this possible for StS?