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People are under no obligation to provide you with source files, they can keep it closed if they want. Regardless, as I stated before, you can reverse engineer the mod with extreme ease and it'd be quite fine of an alternative to him open sourcing it. Yeah, you'll have to do a little bit of creative work and think on why Oskar made decisions in the code, but it otherwise will provide you a full binary of exactly what you need.
But well, Oskar, this book ends for you and I can respect that