Mod Uninstaller

Mod Uninstaller (MU) is a mod that allows purging all items and statuses for selected mods from your save directly from MCM, with no integration/compatibility patches needed from other mods. This allows you to remove these mods from your load order mid-playthrough.

Just open Mod Uninstaller's tab on MCM -> select the mod you want to purge -> click Uninstall.

You'll then be able to save, exit the game and remove the mod(s) you've uninstalled with MU.

Alternatively, you can use Mod Uninstaller via the SE console with this command:

!MU_Uninstall_Mod modUUID(replace modUUID with the actual uuid of the mod to uninstall)

Installation

• Download the .zip file and install using BG3MM (recommended) or Vortex.

  Requirements

  - Mod Configuration Menu

  - Volition Cabinet 1. 7. 0+

  - BG3 Script Extender (you can easily install it with BG3MM through its Tools tab or by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+T while its window is focused)

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  Uninstalling mods in vanilla BG3

  Uninstalling a mod in BG3 can be challenging because mods often distribute items across various parts of the game, such as containers or trader inventories. Simply disabling a mod and loading a save can lead to issues, as the game attempts to access data that no longer exists. This mod addresses this issue by enabling you to remove all items associated with a mod before disabling it.

  Here are some broad categories that are problematic when uninstalling mods:

  - Items: Items added by mods pose a problem since they can be moved to many places, such as characters, containers, or simply placed in the game world. This is especially problematic if player has moved on from the area where the items were placed or just can't remember/find where these items are, not to mention that deleting such items manually is still a laborious process and requires a lot of trial and error to check if all items were indeed removed.

  - Statuses: Mods can add new statuses or modify existing ones. Removing such mods can cause issues with entities such as characters or containers that have these statuses, in a similar fashion to items.

  - Classes/leveling: Mods can add new classes or modify existing ones. Removing such mods can cause issues with characters that have these classes or have leveled up wi