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Lovely stuff, mate. Cheers!
I made a new mod Paint-N-Tweaks, that will take over for my old one, Paintable Spots & Objects.
I made some compatibility with your mod, so buildings or spots can be painted, just wanted to let you know.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3536964873
The vanilla in-game mod manager would tell you either way. Usually modders add the Workshop dependencies as metadata as they should (which I ain't sure if it's a totally separate data shown here on the Workshop page itself instead of being auto-read by Workshop upon upload, but it seems it's separate), which you can confirm by checking the mentioned manager.