Try resetting your user files as described in the factory reset described in this post: http://answers.ea.com/t5/The-Sims-4/FAQ-Troubleshooting-Steps-amp-Known-Issues/m-p/3621199
You won't loose anything. Just make sure to not delete any files and make a backup.
After renaming, repair your game by right clicking on the game in Origin.
Try on a new game with nothing added back first (start new game). If it works, put back your save game and try again. If it still works, you can start putting stuff back.
The rest does not need putting back, cause they are mostly cache files that recreate or log files that are not needed for the game.
UI Extension Mod is causing the issue. Just take the Mod out of your Mod folder and restart your game.
Sorry, I'm new to Simming. Where do you place the UI mod when you remove it from the mods folder? Forgive me, completely new to all of this. They should have really planned for that mod being in everyone's game before they released it.
@teslascoil89 Just put the mod on your desktop, or trash it; it doesn't really matter as long as it's not in Mods.
EA is not responsible for how people use mods or for making patches compatible with existing mods, no matter how popular they are. It's the modders' responsibility to ensure their content is compatible with the game, and it's on the players to keep mods updated or remove them when broken. Besides, the only way to keep mods from breaking would be to never change any features that those mods affect, which would basically mean no new gameplay content.
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