Quick answer
Community mods are available through third-party repositories and commonly install as PAK files in a ~mods folder. Back up saves, match the mod version to your game, and remove files to uninstall.
What to do
- Check the mod's stated compatibility against your installed game version.
- Create the documented Paks/~mods path if the mod requires it.
- Install only the supplied PAK files and keep a record of each addition.
- Remove the same files before troubleshooting a game update.
Gameplay details
- Community mods use third-party distribution and can target specific game versions, so check each mod's stated compatibility before installing it.
- Better Connectors uses manual files in the game's Paks/~mods folder and documents deletion of those files as its uninstall method.
- Steam does not currently list Workshop support for Corsair Cove; community mods should not be described as officially supported.
Keep in mind
No Steam Workshop entry was shown in the reviewed store data, so do not describe community mods as official support. Third-party files are used at your own risk.
Editorial standard
This unofficial fan-made guide only states claims supported by reviewed sources or clearly labeled player-problem research. Time-sensitive details are dated so you know when to recheck a first-party source.