@elymocha Please move your entire Mods folder to the desktop, delete localthumbcache.package, launch the game to create a new mods folder, and quit. Add one of the nonworking mods to the Mods folder, but don't add anything else; just see whether this mod works alone. If it does, great; if not, look for an updated version, and if one doesn't exist, you'll need to get support for the mod creator.
Keep testing the currently nonworking mods this way, and for those that do work on their own or for which you can find working replacements, you can then test them with your other mods. If some of the already tested mods stop working, use the 50/50 method on the other mods to find the conflict.
https://modthesims.info/wiki.php?title=Game_Help:Finding_Problem_Custom_Content#The_50.25_Method
While testing, you can quit without saving so your current saves are unaffected by the absence of these mods. Or you can use "save as" to rename the save so you're testing with a new copy; the save in its current condition will be intact under its original name.
