I may have broken something in a custom mod

I have created a new custom race for Starbound, but alas, I have no idea of how mods work.

The original download was of a default copy of the Human race files. I simply retextured them. But now, that leaves me in a little bit of disarray.

I have this string:
"charGenTextLabels" : [ "SKIN COLOR", "HAIR STYLE", "SHIRT", "PANTS", "HAIR COLOR", "SHIRT COLOR", "PANTS COLOR", "LA", "PERSONALITY" ],
I have removed the options for skin color and undy color. Will the mod still function without those options?

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How do you fix a damaged mod in Minecraft?

Fixing this is simple: make a note of the mod and version mentioned, and search for the mod on CurseForge. Add it to the mod folder, delete the old one, and launch again. Unless you have multiple issues, which will pop up one at a time.

How do you fix a broken mod in Sims 4?

All you have to do is find the family of Broken CC using Sims 4 Tray Importer. Go to the Files tab and from there you can pick the file. Just right-click and click on \u201cShow Containing Folder\u201c. You will jump into the broken CC file from where you can wipe out everything.

How do I get rid of broken custom content Sims 4?

Go to your \u201cMods\u201d folder and open it. Here you can see all of your installed mods and CC. Delete the first folder, then jump into the game to check whether the issue is still there. If it's not \u2013 congratulations, you've deleted the broken CC file.

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