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Can you provide a link to this mod so I can take a look at the code ?
I suspect it's because the code it uses is outdated but is overriding the updated code from the default UI
Here are the links.https://www.nexusmods.com/witcher3/mods/3522?tab=files
https://www.nexusmods.com/witcher3/mods/5802?tab=files
Had a look at both mods. Their r4Player.ws doesn't have the updated code for shouldAutoApplyOils.
However because it's a large complex mod involving a DLC component it going to be non trivial to fix. You might be able to transplant the code from your working default r4Player.ws you already have installed but there's no guarantee the mod will work properly after that.
It would need to be a version specifically for 1.32
Here is the issue. Mods work via installing scripts that the game then uses to "override" it's built in scripts. However when it does so it also replaces certain code that's used to define where certain in game code is defined. CDPR will sometimes change the game code used in it's scripts and when the game loads it expects certain things to be defined a certain way which a mod will override with incorrect code.
This is why all the issues with mods using r4Player.ws is coming up - the game is looking for code related to the new auto apply oils option then doing the equivalent of "mummy I have a booboo" at you when it can't find it.
So if you have a 1.32 install you would need to use mods specifically designed to be used for 1.32. I think there's a mod on Nexus mods you can use to roll back to 4.0.1. That might work.