Fix for FCS error after Opting Out from Experimental

Because of the version differences between experimental branch and stable branch of Kenshi an end user (subber) is not able to use mods made in the experimental version of FCS if they are using the stable version. The error for them occurs as odd 'dependency' which is usually named after the mod creator's username. The mod does not load in game at all.
When opting out from the experimental branch the mod maker (modder) gets an error, not being able to use FCS at all. This is because the modder has one or more mods in their Kenshi/mods folder they have opened and saved while the experimental version was ongoing. 
==== Here's the fix ====
Move all mods you might have saved on the experimental to another folder. Test if FCS works, then move each back one by one and test FCS, if you get an error, you need to revert that mod in Steam workshop to an earlier version, sub to it yourself and replace the files in your mod on your computer. You need to do that to each mod you saved when on experimental.
If you created a new mod while in experimental or you made significant changes since previous update, you have two options; either leave it as is and put a disclaimer on the mod that it is for the experimental, or remake the FCS files. You can use the mesh skeleton and dds files, just copy or move them to the new mod you make to the old one's image. Unfortunately one cannot merge two different version FCS files.
I recommend going back to experimental and taking screenshots of all your files and subfiles, for your subber's sake it would be nice if you recreated the files using original file string ID
Here's how: look what the original string ID is for each file and type it down, then go make an identical file in the new mod and replace the new string ID with the old one's string ID. This way any subber already using your mod may keep their already built items from your mod.
Category:FCS
Category:Error
Category:Forgotten construction set