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I am hosting my server through Nitrado, and up until very recently they didn't have a native/built in method for installing and maintaining mods. In order to install one, the procedure was 100% manual. I had to create the Content/Mods directory on each server in the cluster, then upload the mod folder and mod file. I also had to modify the server-config.json file to "know" about the active mod ID. This is the process I redid this morning hoping it would get the mod to load again.
Well apparently, Nitrado just added modding capabilities! After that last update, I noticed a place on the GUI to enter a mod ID, something that didn't exist early last week. The wiki has also been updated with new instructions on how to add mods. The new method for mods in Nitrado servers is simply to enter the mod ID in the server-config.json file, or the active mod field on the GUI. The host takes care of the rest, however since I had already done the leg work, the hosts process wouldn't completely run, therefore the mod wouldn't load. Once I removed the folder and mod files from all of the Mods directories, the mod loaded up and worked just fine again!
Thank you for replying, and for the mod, we really do love it! I believe you can close this discussion now! :)
closing.