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The mod relies on static titles, which the game only adds to new savegames, not if the mod is loaded mid-playtrhough. It might be possible to manually edit a save file and insert the necessary titles and variables there (or copy them from a new savegame created with the mod active), but I haven't experimented with it myself, so can offer no guidance there, let alone promise such a modification would even work.
Having said that, I designed the mod in a way that allows it to be integrated into a bigger mod by inserting several GUI hooks for it into another mod's GUI files (via the types and templates mechanism described in the CK3 wiki [ck3.paradoxwikis.com]), which would simplify things for a member of a TC team adding direct support, or for an interested thirdparty modder making a compatch between this mod and a TC.
@ꍟꂵꉣꍟꋪꂦꋪ Compatibility with total conversions including TFE is not guaranteed. If you are loading the mod before TFE in your playset, you can try moving it below TFE, but that'll overwrite TFE's own customizations to various windows. Full compatibility would require someone to make a separate TFE compatch.
I started a new game but the Form of Address button is missing!!!