Yes, that's correct. Keeping the code for the TESR and the registration code in the same file can make it easier to manage and maintain the code. The ExampleMod class acts as a container for the TESR code, providing a convenient and logical grouping. The functionality of the code remains unchanged, and the TESR will still be properly registered and used to render the custom tile entities in the game.
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