[KK MoreAccessories] problem ON/OFF status after slot 21 is not loaded correctly in the scene.

[leoftm]

Thank you for always updating HFpatch. I met a problem when I changed from 3.32 to 3.33 this time.

Behavior Change in Accessory Slot State Handling (MoreAccessories)
Up to HF Patch 3.32, when using MoreAccessories, accessory slots 21 and above had the following behavior:
If a scene was saved with a slot set to OFF, the accessory would remain invisible upon loading (i.e., display state = OFF).
However, the slot toggle itself would be reset to ON after loading.

This resulted in a mismatch: the accessory was hidden, but the toggle icon showed it as ON.

With HF Patch 3.33, the introduction of KK_AmazingNewAccessoryLogic changed this behavior:
Upon loading a scene, the plugin now refreshes accessory visibility to match the toggle state.

As a result, even if a scene was saved with an accessory set to OFF, the accessory will now be displayed after loading—because the toggle is ON and visibility is now synced to it.

It is unclear if the intent is conveyed correctly because the text is written by a translation engine. Should I upload the relevant scene?

[leoftm]

Steps to Reproduce:

Save a scene where Accessory Slot 35 is set to "Removed" using the detach/attach toggle (i.e., set to OFF).

Load the saved scene. Upon loading, the accessory remains visually removed, but the detach/attach icon incorrectly appears as "Attached" (ON).

This behavior became noticeable after HF Patch 3.33, with the introduction of KK_AmazingNewAccessoryLogic, which refreshes accessory visibility to match the icon’s ON/OFF state during scene load.

Notes:

This issue also exists in previous versions (confirmed as far back as HF Patch 3.02), where the accessory remains hidden after loading, but the icon state is still shown as "Attached" despite having been saved as "Removed."

The discrepancy between the icon state and actual visibility may lead to unintended visual results when loading scenes, especially with accessories in slots 21 and above using MoreAccessories.