Yes, it should be compatible with any overhaul mod. If nothing at all is happening when you load the game, the index.html was likely not properly set up. Can you verify that you replaced the index.html with mine?
I've done so, Frapollo's Bug Fix & Your mod seems to have issues to load together. Usually Frapollo requires to replace great part of www file with his www file
as for the index, I did, firstly I did when rebooting the files of F&H then applying your mod and opening the index, then opening the game. Which showed a prompt that the mods were enabled.
Tried again after enabling the mod-loader to use Frapollo's Bug Fix and I went back to 0.
259 days ago (+1)
I was able to load my mod loader on Frap’s bugfix mod with no issues as of 8/27/23.
TLDR: install fraps mod or any overhaul mod, and then replace the index.html with mine. I have tested this before and it works fine, and I also just tested it again now with the latest version of each.
If you are using an overhaul mod, you need to understand that overhaul mods by definition are not mods, they are distributions of the game, its basically just playing a different version of the game, this is why most overhaul mods are not compatible as they replace the majority of game files. If you want to run an overhual mod with mine or Cheshire’s modloader, you need to install the overhaul mod first and then install the modloader. As noted in the install instructions the only change that you need to make to the base game files for the modloader to work is that the index.html needs an import statement.
Overhaul mods will not make changes to the index.html ever because that is part of RPG maker’s dist not the game files. So it is very unlikly for an overhaul mod to edit it, but if you are concerned, in the install instructions I did explain that you can just paste an import statement into the existing index.html file if it needs to be protected for some reason.