This is simple enough that adjusting the info.json works with 0.17.

If the devs hadn't decided to do stupid versioning methods that force modders to update -every fucking version-, then we wouldn't have this issue.

From a user perspective I think it is a small price to pay in order to weed out tons of obsolete and unmaintaned mods in the process, and as the end of early access seems to be near, I presume it will stop being necessary past 1.0... Anyway, thank you for updating.

There's several ways they could have done this in a nicer way though. This mod and another of mine, should -never- be incompatible with the game, so basic and simple they should never break.

Allowing users to toggle which mods ignore version number as well, would be good.

Giving modders a way to update a mod to say which versions of the game it works for, would save lots of downloads and space too, so you can simply mark a mod to work with version 0.12+ and it not redownload till it gets an update, then you mark the version that broke to work between .12 to .17, for example, and your new one .18+.

Plus the fact that you have to change the version in 3 separate locations and update the "file version" as well, it gets bothersome.

At least its better than modding Space Engineers where mods are heavily massively limited.