The mods must have been saved in the cloud only, because yesterday I played in offline mode on Steam for an hour during a quiet time at work (just to avoid misunderstandings, in the evening it's on-call, so I'm allowed to play or watch TV until the phone rings), and the colored icons had disappeared. I'm not an expert in that kind of things, so I apologize in advance if what I'm writing is totally irrelevant and, on top of that, not very well structured. I have had not the same but similar issues. Connection restored, most of my mods work again, just not the Beamdog interface and models mods I, do you still have another NWN:EE installation on your PC, for example via the Beamdog Client? I still would like to know in better detail why all my mod folders in my Documents folders are showing up as empty, but my mods installed via Steam workshop are now clearly internet related. However, the Beamdog improved temple tiles from the Hall of Justice in Chapter One were working as I played through. Amethyst Dragon's weapon models are also not working. I don't know why some mods aren't working - specifically the Beamdog HD weapon and tower shield models, or Beamdog's improved Aribeth. This leads me to believe that Steam workshop mods are now stored in the Steam cloud, and loaded from there.
My internet service is back on now, and my colored interface mod and my portrait came back when the internet did. I went to my ISP website, and they had a message there that they were aware of the problem and were working as quickly as possible to solve it.ĭuring this service outage, not only could I not view screen shots here on this website, but when I went back into my NWN:EE game, my colored icon mods and my portrait packs were suddenly not working.
I just had a very distressing problem where my internet suddenly slowed down so much it wouldn't load anything more than text. And, thanks for trying to help, but I think that's not the right answer, and I just discovered at least part of the right answer because of all things, an internet service slow down.
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