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I did some research and that's my hypothesis. It's actually not a bad idea to manually delete everything in your local Mods folder every once in a while to ensure everything stays up to date. This folder is typically found at "USER/Documents/My Games/Tabletop Simulator/Mods" in whatever local drive you downloaded the game to.
Deleting or simply renaming "Mods" to "Mods Backup" should make it download everything from scratch as you encounter in-game objects again. If you've been playing this game for years and years like me and have never cleared it, there's a good chance this folder is like 30+ gigabytes of multiple instances of every object you've ever encountered. There's also in-game settings to disable caching entirely.