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As noted in the description it does nothing by itself and when I double checked I couldn't find of my currently installed mods actually using it. To be honest I'm not certain I ever did have a mod that used it, and I misunderstood the purpose of this.
To fix it try the following:
- Navigate to <steam-install-folder>\steamapps\workshop\content\289070\2781905367\UI
- Open the "Suk_MCUIS.lua" file in notepad
- Change the line that reads:
g_IS_CQUI = Modding.IsModActive("1d44b5e7-753e-405b-af24-5ee634ec8a01")
to
g_IS_CQUI = (Modding.IsModActive("1d44b5e7-753e-405b-af24-5ee634ec8a01") or Modding.IsModActive("20c0bddb-67bf-6e15-8328-60c977b3031e"))