Interface problem

[Ӎɛɖѳɍѳą]

Since the last patch before the big one released a few days ago, I have a problem with the interface of my party while I'm exploring the map and I can't solve it. I play with mods but I remove them all, start a new game and the problem continues.... I put a screenshot to show you exactly the problem. Can someone help me?
https://steamcommunity.com/id/medoroa/screenshot/2485493794740457333/

[Lani]

This looks a lot like the way the UI looks when you update the game but don't update the Improved UI mod from Nexus for example.

So there's a chance you did not quite remove them all. Modmanagers don't always clean up as thoroughly as is needed. Try this:

Originally posted by Larian support:

If you are currently using mods or have used them previously, they may be what is causing this issue. It’s best to double check that all mod files are completely removed. To do so, check the 'Mods' and 'Public' folders in the '..\SteamApps\common\Baldurs Gate 3\Data' folder, etc; and if present, both folders are safe to delete. If applicable, you can also delete the modsettings.lsx file in the profile folder.

You are also going to need to check the local AppData folder for the current user account: '..\SteamApps\common\Baldurs Gate 3\Data' as any old mod files may have been copied over to there. To do this, copy the following line into the location bar in Explorer and hit Enter: %LocalAppData%\Larian Studios\Baldur's Gate 3\Mods
Delete any files you find there

[Ӎɛɖѳɍѳą]

And if I want to continue to play with mods? What can I do? 'Cause Baldur's Gate Mod Manager seems totally updated to me.....

[Nordil(Hun)]

Originally posted by Medoroa:

And if I want to continue to play with mods? What can I do? 'Cause Baldur's Gate Mod Manager seems totally updated to me.....

Sadly you need to learn how to deal with mods. What they do, how to properly add/install them remove/delete them. How mod managers work, what issues they can cause etc.
If mods run on your computer awesome. If they dont and you want them to run(because you think it is possible) then you need to invest time in understanding them. There are a ton of guides out there.
Or you can play without mods if you do not want to invest time in mods. Sadly these are the options.

[Ӎɛɖѳɍѳą]

But the problem is that my mods work before, I didn't add anything new, I didn't remove anything except the last patch of the game (the patch before the big one).

[アンジェル]

Originally posted by Medoroa:

Interface problem
Since the last patch before the big one released a few days ago, I have a problem with the interface of my party while I'm exploring the map and I can't solve it. I play with mods but I remove them all, start a new game and the problem continues.... I put a screenshot to show you exactly the problem. Can someone help me?
https://steamcommunity.com/id/medoroa/screenshot/2485493794740457333/

Originally posted by Medoroa:

But the problem is that my mods work before, I didn't add anything new, I didn't remove anything except the last patch of the game (the patch before the big one).

Consult the mods authors for mods related issues.

As Nordhil(Hun) wrote correctly:

Originally posted by Nordil(Hun):

Originally posted by Medoroa:

And if I want to continue to play with mods? What can I do? 'Cause Baldur's Gate Mod Manager seems totally updated to me.....

Sadly you need to learn how to deal with mods. What they do, how to properly add/install them remove/delete them. How mod managers work, what issues they can cause etc.
If mods run on your computer awesome. If they dont and you want them to run(because you think it is possible) then you need to invest time in understanding them. There are a ton of guides out there.
Or you can play without mods if you do not want to invest time in mods. Sadly these are the options.

Learn how to use mods properly, in doubt from the mods authors. Then you will never have such issue.

[Nordil(Hun)]

Originally posted by Medoroa:

But the problem is that my mods work before, I didn't add anything new, I didn't remove anything except the last patch of the game (the patch before the big one).

And this argument merely shows, that you do not have any understanding of how mods work.
Mods are added/created to an existing game. If the game is altered, PATCHED, then a mod that was made to work with a certain version of the game will not likely work anymore. Until the mod creator updates it to make it work with the new version of the game. And if you use multiple mods, then it is possible that mod conflicts arise. As in two mods trying to alter the behaviour of exactly the same part of the game. In which case if you are lucky one owercomes the other and you will be able to run the game without hitches. But most times it will trigger unforeseen events.