I may have been a little harsh when I originally posted on the mod comments, was frustrated with a lot of things this mod does, and causes permanent unfix-able problems in some areas even. So, I've come to suggest some things to improve the mod.

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First)
Split the mod into modular segments.
Animals in their own mod.
Mining in its own mod.
Plants in another.
So on so forth.

Splitting the mod will allow people to pick and choose what portions they want. For example, I would like to delete the animals, because they appear to be useless and aren't worth having, and spam up the crafting grid with tons of things like the kill animal tab and other areas like adding horses to wagons which don't actually do anything by the look of it.

Feeding these animals and taking care of them constantly, for little to no gain, is pointless, so I'd rather not have this portion of the mod, freeing up load times and space in the crafting grid lowering the crafting screen's load time and saving space in the menus.

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Second)
Turn all your item structures into actual structures.

No more items that are 10 cars tall that appear behind every single structure on the map. I don't want a trade tower that's 1000 in weight, can't be moved, can't be destroyed, sitting there behind my house because I placed it in the wrong spot, or because I built a wall expecting it to appear in front of the wall.

No more carpentry bench that sits there behind walls or behind a bar desk that holds my crafting supplies. I want to build a carpentry bench into a tile like all other structures.

You have no idea how frustrating it is trying to place these structures and not have them appear behind everything in this ugly illogical manner. Not to mention some of these structures, like the carpentry bench, are pixelated as if resized up. Kinda gross to look at.

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Third)
Turn hauling units into vehicles. For example your wagon with no horses and no hood is a car that is very slow moving and has 200-250 capacity.

Add a hood, protects you from rain, made 15% slower.

Add an animal to pull it with, makes it much faster. Animals have a storage for food, and consume this food regularly.

Now you have a vehicle with a custom load-out. The wagon is the start of the vehicle, you access the maintenance of the vehicle to see that the wood wheels are 100% each, the trunk has x amount of capacity, it has two seats, and is missing certain parts that make it move faster, limiting speed, missing the roof protecting you from the elements.

Perhaps a rare chance of finding an old slightly broken version of this vehicle in farm areas instead of having to make it from scratch.

This "equip in both hands" is just not a good option, its terrible. How am I supposed to pull a wagon with me to work on a fence if I can't drop the damn thing to work on the fence because it exceeds the tile limit.

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Fourth)
Animals made generic, no more male and female, just give them a generic status, and having two means you can breed them. Having male and female causes the game to have twice as much crafting options than you need to do everything. Like for example, your wagons have a female horse version, a male horse version.

The game doesn't need to be this complicated. In fact, this step could probably be ignored if you do the third suggestion above, because then you can have it show the part "Male Horse" for Engine 2 and "Female Horse" for Engine 3. So this step mostly just helps in the event you keep using the crafting only option instead of a more real and optimized method.

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I just listed the ideas as numbers, so that they can more easily be replied to if you want to pick a number to specifically reply on. "To your third idea, this this that this". Like so.

I may have more input to add later, I can't test all of the mod, because there is no wiki to tell me what does what and how to get what. All there is, is a recipe list. Everyone who replies to me keeps telling me to use recipe lists to learn the mod. I don't need a recipe list, I need a wiki, telling me "Once you have this, you can then take it to x location and get a y and a z and do that and those to make this thing here". Not "x makes this this and that. x has a spawn chance of 0.1 whatever that means. It can't be crafted.".

I saw in one of the mod screenshots that there are brick walls and stone walls, I'd love to do that, but no idea how to.