This looks like a great start to the documentation for your mod! Here's how I suggest you refine and format it: **1. Organize by Vehicle:** Instead of listing all credits together, group them by vehicle. This makes it much easier for users to find who created the base car model they are interested in. **Example:** **BMW 3 Series (Unmarked Police)** * **Vehicle:** [Vehicle Creator's Name(s)] - [Link to Original Mod] * **Skin:** A.B.B **2. Concise Formatting:** Use bullet points or a table for better readability: | Vehicle | Creator(s) | Skin | Link | |-------------------------------|------------------------------|---------------|------------------------------------| | BMW 3 Series (Unmarked Police) | [Vehicle Creator's Name(s)] | A.B.B | [Link to Original Mod] | **3. Clear Headings:** Use headings like "Credits" or "Vehicle Information" to clearly separate sections. **Example Structure:** ## Mod Credits & Vehicle Information **This mod features a variety of unmarked police vehicles from different manufacturers. Thank you to the talented creators who made these base models possible!** **(Table as shown above)** **4. Optional: Additional Information** You could add: * **Installation Instructions:** Provide clear steps on how to install your mod. * **Known Issues:** List any bugs or limitations users might encounter. * **Contact Information:** Let users know where they can find you for questions or feedback. **5. Readme File (Optional):** Consider creating a separate "README" file in your mod folder with this information. This is a standard practice and makes it easy for users to access the details. Let me know if you have any other questions!