I don’t think you understand @Freymox , this is a marketplace item, not something you download from a website and distribute on a forum free of use. No one can really say what the legal ramifications are, or what the rights are of a forum user with regard to Marketplace content that is not theirs. Using the MIT license to modify at your own will is one thing, but posting the owning website’s Marketplace item without permission of the author or Epic is not a smart move. I would place bets that it’s simply forbidden to do so.
Despite all that mumbo jumbo, what is wrong with providing instructions on HOW to do that on your own? Again, one removes themselves from any legal trouble, and, they educate others on HOW to do something. It is a win/win for the community.
The last thing I would like to say is this: That file is suspect, and will always be because it is NOT provided by Epic’s marketplace. It was not provided by and guaranteed by Epic to be free of security issues; it was not overseen in any way. The author DID provide an update to 4.23, so what makes you or others feel the author has abandoned the product? Perhaps they do not get involved in the forums any longer, or, they are rigorously testing it against 4.24. Simply testing against one person’s project is not sufficient to say it ‘works’, and is thus the reason I feel the author is not publishing it yet. Nevertheless, no one can argue the fact that this is a product on Epic’s marketplace, which has legal terms, which I am sure bans anyone from simply just posting the software on a forum regardless of how one feels. There are rules.