I apologize for the delay in providing an update regarding the Modding/Workshop update. Over the past six months, I have been diligently working on refining the system, investing considerable time and effort into its development. Throughout this period, I have iterated on the system approximately three to four times in order to achieve the desired outcome. Consequently, the extended timeline can be attributed to these necessary adjustments. However, I am pleased to inform you that the system has now been fine-tuned to my satisfaction, ensuring an enhanced modding experience that is both user-friendly and easily expandable. I anticipate releasing version 1.6 within the next week or two, pending any unforeseen issues that may arise during final testing. It is worth noting that with the release of this update, the Steam Workshop will be made accessible to our community members, providing a platform for sharing and collaborating on mods. v1.6 Changelog (So far) [list] [*] [Modding System] Added a mod.toml configuration file requirement for all mods. [*] [Modding System] Added hooks to redirect any file request from the game to another file. (Allows you to replace any existing content in the game with any other file inside your mod) [*] [Modding System] Added relational path handling to the Game's Lua library. [*] [Changes] Variable mouse smoothing has been removed and has been replaced with an option to toggle mouse smoothing. [*] [Bug Fixes] Fixed the "Camera Jerk Bug" (For the most part) (Still may occur sometimes on certain hardware, especially newer hardware). [/list] We have exciting plans for the future, particularly in relation to our modding system. The current system offers a solid foundation for seamless expansion and the incorporation of additional features. Your valuable input is instrumental in shaping the upcoming v1.6 modding system. We kindly invite you to join our Discord server by clicking [url=discord.gg/scpcbr]here[/url], where you can share any desired features or suggestions. We highly appreciate your participation in helping us create an even more robust and user-friendly modding experience.