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With my own game, at least I’ll have full control over the code and updates — no chasing after changes from someone else (Klei).
Unfortunately, many of my mods stopped working after some major game updates. The code changed a lot, so fixing them would mean heavy rewrites.
I might update a few in the future, but between my job, a personal game project, and family life, I don’t have much time for modding.
It’s a bit sad knowing people can’t enjoy them right now due to those technical issues.