Yep. That is exactly right. I was simply talking about the history behind the term Mod. The meaning has evolved but I still think "package" would have been a better term. Internally that is the term used for a mod. For example you will find this file on your disk created by the MAS tool: AppData\Roaming\pkginfo.dat. But the community likes the term "mod" better.
I see it a little differently . This is how I see it should be . Mod = Single car or track . Components = Files that make up a Mod . A component has always referred to many parts that make a single object , a Mod in this case . Series = A combination of cars and tracks . So instead of a vMod we would then have vSeries . The term rFMod would refer to a packaged car or track . Updated files for a Mod would then be a rFComp . Then that would make a package of cars and/or tracks a rFSeries . Surely this is less confusing terminology . I've always referred to a single car or track as a Mod but my history only goes back about 8 or 9 years using rF1 .
Oh, jeepers, I think my wife called me a mod once. So what your telling me is that she was saying that she just didn't know what I was?
