As the title says, for some reason none of the Nraas mods (I currently have Master Controller, Overwatch, Story Progression and ErrorTrap installed) show up on any of the in-game popup menu's.
All of them show up on the popup upon opening the game, and when I load into a new household, I get the popup for enabling Story Progression.

As the NRaas site is down for now, I can't go through their forums for solutions.
Things I have tried:
- Checking I have the correct versions of the mods (1.67)
- Removing all mods, and then adding the NRaas ones back one by one, same result as above.
- Going through the resource.cfg file to see that it is as it should be.
- Ran the Sims3Dashboard to find conflicts (only ones tagged were duplicate cc, or downloaded store content)
- Made sure I have the ccmerged file.

I recently installed the game again (fitgirl) after getting a new pc, and everything else in the game runs great with no issues.
I feel like I'm either missing some obvious solution, or a solution I would never think of myself :'D

Any help would be appreciated!

Did you clear your caches in your The Sims 3 folder?

CasPartCache.package
scriptCache.package
compositorCache.package
simCompositorCache.package


Error Trap doesn't show up on the NRAAS menu. It runs in the background.

Yeah, I've done that too! :c

Stupid question but did you installed mod framework correctly?

Dashboard tool not always detects all kind of conflicts and you have to manually find conflicts by consulting the Nraas site or other forums.

Could you share with us your list of script mods beside Nraas in case you have?

This is everything that's not hair/makeup etc.

You have what looks to be every NRaas tuning file installed, including MenuOnlyOnTestingCheatsEnabled which is the culprit in this case.

A lot of those tunings are for debug purposes and are not supposed to be used unless the developer asked you to, while the rest don't do anything unless you edit them yourself.
I'd suggest removing all NRaas files and only reinstalling the base mods and their modules

As CardinalSims said, you have to delete these tuning files from your mod list - the base version of these mods, without the tunings, are enough for the game to function properly.

Oh my god, thank you!
Since the NRaas site is down, I got the files from a friend, and just installed everything without thinking XD

In any game it's always best to install such things one or two at a time and play the game enough to see if things are working as you expect before adding more. Then if a bug rears its ugly head it's probably the last thing added.

I suggest that once Nraas site is back up, you check that you have the most updated versions of each mod.