This is a great start to documenting the credits for your mod! It's clear you've put a lot of work into it and want to acknowledge everyone who contributed. Here are some suggestions to make this even better: **Organization:** * **Group by Asset Type:** Instead of listing everything chronologically, consider grouping assets by type (e.g., Vehicles, Lights & Sirens, Interior Parts, Radios). This will make it easier for users to find specific information. * **Use Tables:** Tables can be a great way to present this information in a clean and organized manner. You could have columns for Asset Name, Author(s), Original Source (if applicable), and Modifications Made. **Consistency & Clarity:** * **Standardize Formatting:** Use consistent capitalization, bolding, and indentation throughout. * **Expand on Descriptions:** For some entries, the descriptions are very brief. Consider adding a sentence or two about what the asset is used for in your mod. **Example Table Structure:** | Asset Type | Asset Name | Author(s) | Modifications | |--------------------|------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------|----------------| | Vehicles | 2014 Chevy Tahoe | J.J Dawkins (original model), BxBugs123 (rims)| Fixed headlights, added right template | | Lights & Sirens | Whelen Spitfire Plus | Kygo (original model), KillerFirstHand (edit) | Textures by Kygo | | Interior Parts | Panasonic Toughbook CF-31 | Ridgerunner Designs | | **Additional Tips:** * **Include Links:** Where possible, provide links to the original sources of the assets. * **Screenshot Examples:** Consider adding screenshots to showcase how the assets look in your mod. * **Licensing Information:** If any assets are licensed under specific terms (e.g., Creative Commons), be sure to include that information. Remember, clear and thorough crediting is essential for ethical modding practices and building a positive reputation within the community. Let me know if you'd like help organizing this into tables or have other questions!