Pronvincial reputation display broken as of commit a8417c9

[themaster567]

Should have a reputation of 2 for Morrowind and 6 for Cyrodiil. The screenshot is with Tidy Charsheet off, as I tested to see if disabling it fixed it seeing as it's mentioned that TC is currently having issues.

[Kynesifnar]

• What mod(s) are you using that affect the UI in the provided image? I doubt that they have anything to do with the issue since they don't seem to affect the right scrollpane, but I might as well check.
• Have you updated to the latest version of MWSE?
• Do any errors appear in mwse.log that complain about a .lua file in the TamrielData folder? When you start the game, load a save file, or open the menu?

TC isn't (well, shouldn't be) actually having issues with the provincial reputation feature. Instead, UI Expansion isn't showing the faction reputation values on the faction tooltips when TC is installed and the new provincial factions feature is enabled, which is annoying but not very serious.

[themaster567]

• The mods you see in the panel are as follows: The Achievement Framework, Merlord's Character Backgrounds, mtrCultures, mtrLineage, mtrByTheDivines
• I am no more than 72 hours behind on the latest MWSE. It hadn't occurred to me if this could be the cause. Checking... Didn't make a difference unfortunately.
• By error I assume you mean error, the kind that's fatal, so no. There are also no related warning pop-ups either.
• Oh yes I should have worded myself better. I'm sure the feature works fine, I meant to be reporting solely the lack of proper display.

[themaster567]

Also just a correction, the breakage happens further back. I reverted to commit 933455e, and it now displays correctly.

Seems I forgot my current reputation in Cyrodiil lol

[Kynesifnar]

• I'll check those mods
• 72 hours is not nearly enough to cause the problem that I was thinking of, which was that the reorder method that I made the feature use in a8417c9 since it was only added a few months ago.
• Well, most of the feature is dedicated to the GUI, since the reputation variables exist regardless. The rest of the feature sets the normal reputation value equal to a provincial reputation value when talking to an NPC from one of the provinces, so that the persuasion calculations take the provincial reputation into consideration.

[Kynesifnar]

I'm afraid that I am not seeing any problems with the feature when using the mods that you linked. Could you list all of your other MWSE mods as well? Perhaps one of them is affecting the UI in a manner that is not obvious.

[themaster567]

Apologies, I haven't had a chance to do this yet, will list out all the plugins that use MWSE in some way in the next hour or so. I do have a TON, but I don't blindly add things, they all have a specific function.

[themaster567]

This took about an hour straight to do.

I wish I could have made this more organized, but MO2 apparently cannot actually sort by Script Extender detection even though it claims to. It's probably only expecting Skyrim-related files. I do have my own sorting, but things are broken up further than just if it has MWSE or not. As a result, my only choice is to export the modlist directly and manually remove what I'm pretty sure doesn't use MWSE. I'm leaving in the quests list since some of them use MWSE, and though I think it's the least likely to be the source of the issue, they may as well be there anyway just in case.

In spite of that, I hope this can still be useful. Anything with plus sign in front of it means it's active, anything with a minus sign means it's disabled and unused.

Probably_all_MWSE_mods.txt

[Kynesifnar]

I think that I have gone through all of the listed mods that actually have Lua code and I am still not seeing any problems with the provincial reputation feature (or the provincial faction feature either).

[themaster567]

That is very odd. I really don't understand the issue.

[Kynesifnar]

If I were you then I would just disable all mods except for Tamriel_Data, make sure that the feature actually works when no other mods are present, and then start enabling a bunch of mods at a time and testing the feature until you know which one is responsible. As it stands, I don't see any way to investigate the matter more on my side.