Fix compatibility issues due to ModsConfig.IsActive#18
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The issue occurs when checking if a mod is active with `ModsConfig.IsActive` when running the workshop version of a mod while there's a local copy in the mods directory. In those cases the `ModsConfig.IsActive` will return false as the running mod will have the `_steam` postfix. The simple fix is to simply check for mod ID, as well as the mod ID with the `_steam` postfix.
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The issue occurs when checking if a mod is active with
ModsConfig.IsActivewhen running the workshop version of a mod while there's a local copy in the mods directory. In those cases theModsConfig.IsActivewill return false as the running mod will have the_steampostfix.The simple fix is to simply check for mod ID, as well as the mod ID with the
_steampostfix.For related PRs, check:
Vanilla-Expanded/VanillaExpandedFramework#72