Common issues with mods
Problems caused by mods: crashes, stuck on the loading screen, can't drive, No texture / No material warnings, weird vehicle behavior or missing sounds.Sometimes mods can introduce issues to the game, from minor bugs to complete unusability of certain content. This can happen for a number of reasons such as:
- Mod is Outdated and/or Broken
- Mod is replacing core game files
- Mods are conflicting with each other
Find your problem in the list below and open it to see the solution.
Weird vehicle behavior
If an official vehicle is behaving weirdly, please check that:
- Any vehicle’s mod installed is actually compatible with/made for the version of the game you are using (check the mods’ release/update date)
- Check if the issue is present in Safe Mode
Missing or incorrect sounds
One of your mods is probably conflicting with another mod or with game’s files.
- Check if the issue is present in Safe Mode
Issues persist
If you are still experiencing issues you’re not able to solve with the help of this page, let us try to assist by getting in touch our support.
Last modified:
October 6, 2026
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