YunruCore is, in essence, a library mod for all my other mods. For me, it makes it easier to use programmes like the Ship and Weapon Editor, but for you the user, it allows you to enable and disable the other mods listed here at will without losing your saves. This mod must be enabled if you are or have used any of the other mods listed here.
My first, and thus oldest mod. Formerly known as the Pirate Collection, this adds three capital ships, one cruiser, one destroyer, two frigates, and one tug to the Pirates’ roster. It also adds two special somethings to the Luddic Path, one forged using techniques known only to them.
Chimera
The Chimera is a fusion of multiple broken ships, forged into an entirely new creation. While its unorthodox design saddles it with a high upkeep cost, its oversized engines ensure that is one of the fastest ships in the sector, and its medium-sized universal mount grants it an appreciable level of versatility.
Monitor MkII
By removing the complex fittings for the original Monitor’s universal weapon mounts, and with a little creative restructuring of internal framework, the Monitor MkII is able to host a single fighter wing, while maintaining its formidable venting and shield systems.
Ox (P)
Pirates, as a whole, don’t care much for rules; health and safety rules least of all. While shipyard officials may cry in horror, the modifications made to the Ox have a significant impact on its logistical profile.
Sunder (P)
An interesting refit, the Sunder (P) rewires and reworks its weapon systems such that instead of medium energy mounts, it boasts two medium ballistic mounts. Likewise, its small ballistic mounts have been retrofitted into being small energy mounts.
Hippogriff
For when combat is your main priority, but not your only priority. The Hippogriff boasts less cargo or fuel space than the likes of the Mule, and less combat capability than the likes of the Falcon (P), instead sitting in a comfortable middle ground between the two.
Atlas MkIII
Not every pirate lord dreams only of big guns. The cargo bays on this Atlas have not so much been removed as renovated. Now, instead of goods and commodities, they host a near-endless supply of fighter hulls and parts, allowing the Atlas MkIII to field up to five wings of fighters without ever having to worry about replacement rates.
Citadel
Born of the same design as might be found on a low tech station, the Citadel takes that firepower and makes it mobile. Technically. While slow, the Citadel’s powerful targeting systems and favourable firing arcs makes it hard to escape from, should you be unlucky enough to find yourself within engagement range.
A somewhat smaller mod, this adds one capital ship, two cruisers, one destroyer, and one frigate, all in the midline style.
Hornet
The Hornet is a small and niche ship. It combines enough hanger space for a single fighter wing, and a dedicate support system in it’s targeting feed.
Dart
The Dart is the smallest of the Destroyer category, barely qualifying due to its small size. Such size, however, is what allows it to possess formidable protection in terms of armour and hull durability, since it is able to be constructed with materials that would be unreasonable at a larger scale.
Armadillo
While made from more conventional materials, the Armadilo, like the Dart, is geared towards durability over firepower.
Collumbus
The Collumbus is a rather experimental ship, designed to test the viability of broadsides on ships smaller than a Conquest.
Ptero
Slow and yet graceful, the Ptero asserts its dominance on the battlefield in a hail of missiles. Specialised onboard nanoforges ensures that, provided enough flux capacity, the Ptero never runs out of missiles to fire.
A small collection of assorted hullmods, ranging from logistical fuel saving to improved missile loading times.
A collection of low and high tech ships, not yet numerous enough to warrant their own packs.
Slightly unfinished, this collection of weapons is nonetheless functional.
For those with the Pirate Collection, added an unique Commissioned Crew bonus for those who don’t like to (just) smuggle goods. Now those pirate engineers will use their history of working with junk to halve the negative impact of your D-Mods.
While I can understand the need for shared sub-mod used by all mods (been there, done that) the way you split them looks very odd to me. For example, assets like graphics, which are used by a specific mod of yours should live in that mod – not in the core (pirates, midlines assets are in core, yet are not used by the core – only by specific mod of yours).
Alas, that’s a necessary evil, I believe. You have to have something present image-wise to avoid crashing, at which point it didn’t seem worth it to simply not have the same art.
Everything that exists in any of the associated mods exists in the core in as minimalistic fashion as possible, in order to not break saves.
chimera and harrier are names already used by active mods
If we’re being technical, one is already in use by a 0.91a mod, while Chimera as a name was first used by this mod.
But we’re not going to be technical, because I don’t care 
(Harrier is still under revision for a name change though, because it’s super generic.)
Then I got distracted by the pirates, and now I got the Hullmods.
I don’t know how you did it, but you sold me on those good ol’ hullmods set.
Looking forward to more from your local selection of goods.
…Ignore my shiny metal plating, it’s just an ExoSuit or something.
Also, one of my other mods has entered the “done enough to release, hopefully” stage, Yunru Arsenal: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1V5703sTJdW-fGRBKAZ-XHXuB-iJECGj7/view?usp=sharing
Note that it’s still in testing phase, so some weapons may be lacking OP, unique sprites or such.
(Alternatively, it may be that I forgot to assign any factions to know them, and that causes them to not show up?)
They should be appearing similar to other hullmods you don’t start knowing. Although the stronger ones vary in rarity, much like vanilla.
(Alternatively, it may be that I forgot to assign any factions to know them, and that causes them to not show up?)
Pretty sure that is the issue, none of the hull mods are unlocked in the hull_mods.csv so they they aren’t given by default to the player or any faction with base_bp in known hullmods. There is also no faction files to tell the game what faction knows what specific hull mod, they can only sell what they know.
Also after checking you are going to have to add faction files for your arsenal mod weapons that aren’t attached to a vanilla blueprint package or faction tag and are simply a rare_bp if you want them to show in markets.