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Until BepInEx updates to support the latest V Rising version, though, none of the mods will work.
If you haven't touched code before/don't know what C# is, well, yeah, of course I will tell you you should learn to code, C# is an especially good language to have in your toolbox, but that's a long shot, takes a lot of time and effort, very few people have the time and the mindset to learn that, especially for a hobby.
If your only goal with code is to make V mods, you should probably make suggestions instead (don't expect anyone to cater to you though), or look for mods that might tick your box. If you have bigger aspirations with code, well, that's how I started myself, making things for a very specific setting like this, and then I broadened my horizons.
I'm sorry if that sounds a little bit harsh, I'm just trying to set realistic expectations. ♥
I understand no worries. I have experience with code and game dev. I just had some ideas while playing the game