@tattletalestarng Delete localthumbcache - you might be able to clear some glitches. It's also important to do that anytime you remove or replace a Mods folder file. Then see how it goes.
@tattletalestarng Awesome! Unfortunately, the patch has now broken a lot of mods (most not listed yet, but the nature of the change means many are affected).
What I'd suggest next, then, depends on whether you've updated your game to today's patch or not.
I updated the game. Should I wait until the broken mods get listed somewhere before I move forward?
@tattletalestarng It depends on what you use, I suppose. If you're mostly a CC user, I'd say go ahead and add those back in batches. Test between each batch. If you need to remove something to retest, delete localthumbcache. This is a good time to organize CC in the folder and check for duplicates.
If you use gameplay mods or anything affecting UI, I'd wait a few days. I just added a dozen more mods to the Broken list, and Lot 51's Core Library is on it too. Right now, I advise assuming that anything not on the list can't go back on. Some modders have cleared mods for the patch, but I'm going to give that a day's chance for further reports before listing any of those here. You can always check your modders' socials or home pages, of course. And some modders don't do mod clearing, of course. I'm also now going to be reporting only key "cleared" news.
You do have the option of adding non-updated, non-cleared mods back in, but back up your saves. Personally, I'd just wait a few days or play an unmodded save for a bit.
I added all my mods back and the game runs fine. Should I add back my saves and tray files? Or was that the reason for the corruption of the game?
@tattletalestarng This does suggest you might have save corruption. Copy your saves next into the new folder and open your usual save. Try an earlier version of it as well. And try playing in a different household or lot than usual.
