The map ID that's used currently isn't updated before items are displayed, which sometimes results in MAPID-using rules matching erroneously (particularly when using portals/waypoints). With most filters' implementations of the condition, this gave the item an actual name and therefore the invisible flag wasn't being applied. This combined with the name being cached as empty caused the now-visible item to have an empty nameplate.
While I'll fully admit that I don't know why the multiple methods of getting a map ID exist simultaneously, this switch does seem to update on time, so I won't ask too many questions.
The map ID that's used currently isn't updated before items are displayed, which sometimes results in
MAPID-using rules matching erroneously (particularly when using portals/waypoints). With most filters' implementations of the condition, this gave the item an actual name and therefore the invisible flag wasn't being applied. This combined with the name being cached as empty caused the now-visible item to have an empty nameplate.While I'll fully admit that I don't know why the multiple methods of getting a map ID exist simultaneously, this switch does seem to update on time, so I won't ask too many questions.