Are you using a mods and/or scripts folder for your mods? Try disabling those too (just rename the folders) and see if that helps. If you're not using a mods folder and are modding the base game itself, then you're a bit more SOL when it comes to reverting back for troubleshooting and you'll have to verify the game files (presuming Steam) in order to force it back to defaults to baseline it.

Without this thread being properly formatted (the rules for this forum that I linked to you the first time) it's probably being ignored by mod-makers.

Might want to check out a new gameconfig such as this one, that tends to solve quite a few issues.

No idea. Though the link I first gave you would be a good read. That way you can use it to clean up this post a bit or delete and redo with the correct formatting, as formatting definitely helps those that can create mods take them more seriously.

@Venkey I think it'd be an interesting mod for sure.

So, are you going to provide details on your issue? If not, then this could be closed...

That is a really good question. I've never seen/heard of it before. Looking forward to the answers you receive.

@JARODYI Let me check my crystal ball. One moment.
It's telling me that you should beware next Thursday and bring an umbrella. Wait, that's not it.
As @Reacon said, give us details. The more, the better. The more information you give, the better this community can narrow down possible troubleshooting paths for you to try.

Maybe try reading this first.

Perhaps reading the pinned posts in this forum as there are already how-tos for what you're asking about. Bethesda and Rockstar Games modding are two completely different things.
https://forums.gta5-mods.com/topic/14693/quick-start-guide-to-modding-grand-theft-auto-v