

This is a good way to get a game working correctly if you've installed multiple mods out of order just uninstall the mods and re-install them in the correct order. Most of the time if you do this, the mod will have new options to uninstall or re-install the components you installed with the mod. If you ever need to uninstall a mod, usually you can just click on it's setup.exe file again. In those situations, make sure to check those readme files.reading the readmes can save you a lot of frustration! Mod installation order can be very important in those cases, as installing multiple mods in the wrong order can cause bugs or even crashes. Sometimes you'll even need to install other mods before or after you install the mod of your choice. Most of the time, you can install these components individually to customize your game experience, although some components will be mandatory. If you are installing a big, heavy-duty, major-overhaul type mod, it will typically be comprised of multiple components. Most of the mods I've downloaded for the Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale series' over the years involve extracting the files to a game's main directory, clicking on a setup.exe file, and following the instructions in the command window that pops up. Typically they will be packaged in zips or rars, and there will usually be a readme file detailing what the mod does and how to install it. The installation process of the mods vary with each mod. I've also gone to the Spellhold Studios website for modded content in the past, but that site seems to not be working for me as of this typing. Good places to download mods (other than the mod-specific threads on this forum) are the game hub at Sorcerer's Place ( ), the forums at Baldur's Gate Mods ( ), Pocket Plane Group ( ), and of course, The Gibberlings Three forums ( ).
