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  1. Just had this happen to me. For me. It was something that the game did not think was formatting right resetting my modsettings.lsx file. I found the file at *userpath*\AppData\Local\Larian Studios\Baldur's Gate 3\PlayerProfiles\Public. To see if it is the same thing for you. Save your order in the BG3ModManger, export to game, and then go look at that file with notepad or wordpad. Check to see if the mod order was placed in the file. If it has, launch the game and then exit when you get the mod error. Check to see if the modsettings.lsx file had the mod order reset to be blank. If so, then your game is not likeing one or more of the mods in your order when you are trying to load it and is resetting that file. Imoporting the modfixer mod into the bg3modmanager and moving it left worked for me. Make sure that just the .pak file ends up in your mods folder. If it wasn't the modfixer, I would try loading in the mods one at a time on a new game to see which one breaks it.
  2. For me it is caused by having modfixer pak file in or out of my Baldurs Gate 3 folder. This patch, I had to pull it out to work. Last patch I had to put it in to work. Patch before that, it had to be in.
  3. For me. It was something that the game did not think was formatting right resetting my modsettings.lsx file. I found the file at *userpath*\AppData\Local\Larian Studios\Baldur's Gate 3\PlayerProfiles\Public. To see if it is the same thing for you. Save your order, export to game, and then go look at that file with notepad or wordpad. Check to see if the mod order was placed in the file. If it has, launch the game and then exit when you get the mod error. Check to see if the modsettings.lsx file had the mod order reset to be blank. If so, then your game is not likeing one or more of the mods in your order when you are trying to load it and is resetting that file. Imoporting the modfixer mod into the bg3modmanager and moving it left worked for me. Make sure that just the .pak file ends up in your mods folder. If it wasn't the modfixer, I would try loading in the mods one at a time on a new game to see which one breaks it.
  4. This sounds like the problem I was having. Mods are up in bg3modmanager and save/export seem to set the modsettings.lsx file correctly. I would then start bg3 and see the error message of the mods aren't loaded for the game. Then I close out and check the modettings.lsx file to see that everything has been wiped out of it. It turns out that when I added the modfixer (https://www.nexusmod...sgate3/mods/141) mod back into the mods file everything worked again. I had taken modfixer out because larian had implemented their own. It seems they might have withdrawn it. Without modfixer, some of the mods weren't formatted correctly and were causing the modsettings.lsx file to reset.
  5. This sounds like the problem I was having. Mods are up in bg3modmanager and save/export seem to set the modsettings.lsx file correctly. I would then start bg3 and see the error message of the mods aren't loaded for the game. Then I close out and check the modettings.lsx file to see that everything has been wiped out of it. It turns out that when I added the modfixer (https://www.nexusmods.com/baldursgate3/mods/141) mod back into the mods file everything worked again. I had taken modfixer out because larian had implemented their own. It seems they might have withdrawn it. Without modfixer, some of the mods weren't formatted correctly and were causing the modsettings.lsx file to reset.
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