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All good. i know it takes a bit but I love this mod. tak all the time you need.
look for <trapDestroyOnSpring>false</trapDestroyOnSpring> change false to true
I think Combat Extended changes it through API hooking and DLL injection. This could bypass changes made through .XML files like what The Sentry tried to do. This would explain why CE is so notorious for being incompatible with a lot of mods.
Thing is, CE has a wiki with tips on how to make stuff compatible: https://github.com/CombatExtendedRWMod/CombatExtended/wiki
Sometimes it's best to just ask the CE team to add compatibility. After all, the CE dev team maintains built-in patches for dozens of mods: https://github.com/CombatExtended-Continued/CombatExtended/blob/Development/SupportedThirdPartyMods.md
It's truly funny to see animals getting less dmg than good armored pirates