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Ooh gosh, whoopsie. I'm not much of a PC modder, am I? It's exemplar modding, to satisfy EA's lawyers.
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I guess I should explain further then. "Source code modding" would have implied that you found a way to open up the EXE and found a way to read what the code does, which is not only unacceptable under the standards of modding community, but is a breach in the end user license agreement, and also illegal. Such activity would have to be shut down by the staff to keep EA from shutting us down. Either way, it does not end well.
This is why proper wording is important.
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Hey look, I've been PC source code modding! How cool am I?
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Not source code, but just a modification of an exemplar, telling the already-compiled source code what to do. There are 43 known exemplars out there, from Type0E (Ordinances), Type21 (Network Lots), Type10 (Lot Configurations), and Type1E (Props). Automata mods are Type20 exemplars.
Also, saying that you're "source code modding" would, depending on who's listening, send alarm bells at EA's lawyers who will warrant a cease and desist on you, or send alarm bells o...
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...or send alarm bells over to the NAM Team (who would really like to figure out a way to reduce dependency on the NAM Controller, add in new networks that don't require starters, or better yet, fix the Eternal Commuter Bug, the Puzzle-Station CTD Bug, and get One Way Roads to recognise neighbour connections), or alarm bells to the whole community, implying that SC4 is public domain, when it really isn't and probably won't be for a really long time.
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