Crashes when a Black Hole card appears from a booster pack

[JesseTG]

Describe the bug

When a Black Hole is inside a selected Planet pack, the game crashes with a log that I've attached. The Black Hole briefly appears, but the game crashes once I'm able to actually pick a card.

This only started happening after I installed the Paperback mod.

To Reproduce

1. Open a Booster Pack that contains a Black Hole
2. Wait for the opening animation to finish
3. The game will crash

It looks like the stack trace is for a rendering function, so it might trigger if you manually create a Black Hole with a debugging mod. I haven't tested that, though.

Expected behavior

I should be able to select the Black Hole without the game crashing.

Screenshots

N/A

OS

SteamOS Holo

Lovely Version

11.5.0

Steamodded Version

1.0.0~BETA-1620a-STEAMODDED

Paperback Version

0.8.1

Additional Context

No response

Crash Log

lovely-2026.05.05-10.28.05.log

[JesseTG]

Whoops, turns out this bug has nothing to do with this mod. I disabled another mod I'm using, and it resolved the issue. I opened a ticket on its repo. Sorry for the confusion.

God damnit. Wrong again. Disabling SystemClock didn't resolve the issue.

[JesseTG]

It happened again. Got save data and another log; Paperback is not the only mod I have installed, the log lists the rest.

The save data was automatically taken after I opened a Booster Pack, but before the choice is finalized. It seems that the crash occurs when selecting the Black Hole, not just when rendering it.

This is the Bunco fork I'm using, the others are the standard releases.

Something else I just noticed; I play on my Steam Deck, so normally I've been selecting cards with my D-Pad or joystick. But just now I tapped the Black Hole card and the "use" button directly, and that worked. So I wonder if the issue is in input handling?

It didn't crash immediately with this save data because the Black Hole is the middle card of the Celestial pack, and the D-Pad cursor highlights the first card (Saturn) by default.