WarnoModEditor VS Illegal-Mod-Sites

Mod support is generally pretty good, there is full Steam Workshop integration. There are no official tools, but I'll just do some shameless self promotion here and tell you that Warno Mod Editor exists. We are limited in what we can mod currently, for now it's just game data we can modify. No names, custom models, skins or icons. Hopefully Eugen delivers this at some point, though I can understand they have other priorities right now

Warno Mod Editor has a Game Settings Editor tool that lets you edit scores, income and starting points. You can also edit the required values manually in GDConstantes.ndf

Warno Mod Editor v0.3.0 is now available for download. It includes an Operation Editor, which makes changing player units in operations a piece of cake! You can get the new version on GitHub.

a new release of the Warno Mod Editor is available for download on GitHub. It includes two main features:

You can download it here: https://github.com/Jonitr0/WarnoModEditor

You can download WME from it's GitHub page in the "Releases" section. You can download and run the .exe without any further setup, a Warno installation is however required on your machine to use WME.

There are a couple of sites hosting mods without authors permissions etc, sometimes claiming to have mods that don't even exist. Make sure to avoid all sites listed here: https://stopmodreposts.org/

See https://stopmodreposts.org/

Im aware of this site (https://stopmodreposts.org/) but I was wondering if any sites in the past had actually been taken down/removed, or removed specific mods upon authors requests.

Where to get mods? Most important bit first - https://stopmodreposts.org/ There's a lot of websites that claim to be hosting mods but are actually full of shit. They are lying about the mod, or worse, tricking people into downloading malware/viruses.

According to https://stopmodreposts.org/ - it is not safe.

Fighting them is kind of pointless since the owner is often in a country that doesn't care about copyright, and if they get removed from Google they'll just spin up a new site within a few hours. The best way to fight them is by teaching new members of the community to avoid them. https://stopmodreposts.org/

Yeah... stay away from whatever website that is. You should generally only get your mods from CurseForge or Modrinth. The overwhelming vast majority of other sites are illegal reposts (https://stopmodreposts.org/).