I've been using them since they came out and now none will work! I have way to much crap to even try and clean it all out now (I like collecting books). Is there more weight mods out there besides the two I managed to find on nexus mods?

A quick Google search brings up this one, which is configurable and future proof -- no overwriting files.

You could just sell all your crap.

I've used the horse saddlebag mod: [url=]http://www.nexusmods.com/witcher3/mods/78/?[/url].

Works perfectly from patch 1.04 to 1.06 so far. Plus it's more lore-friendly than the other weight limits mods.

This is one of the ones that isb't working, but thanks. I'll try it out, hopefully it works!

EDIT: Seems like my inventory is bugged in general. I checked it and it's at 38/560, but I am still overburdened! I don't understand how that's even possible, even my default carry weight was 60 the last time I played...

most likely you may have cause unintentional conflict with multiple mods 'overwriting' same file(s). worst case solution I suggest do a fresh install of game and apply a single weight mod (stick with the saddlebag mod as its xml file is usually untouched by other mods) and see if that gets rid of your overburdened inventory problem.

You can use "Over 9000 - Weight limit mod":
http://www.nexusmods.com/witcher3/mods/3

Work's with patch v1.06... :-)

EDIT: Meditate at least 1 hour to "refresh" your stats.

Seems to be working now that I sold a few things, but the numbers shown for my inventory are incorrect and don't change if I sell items or get new items. Very odd.

How to use or/ how to find in NEXUS the Witcher3 exe? or it that necessary to use nexus mods?

Thou shall not look for and run "witcher3.exe" other than provided by CDPRED (developer).

I use this mod and just reinstall after a new patch comes out. Is working fine with 1.08
http://www.nexusmods.com/witcher3/mods/3/?

out of curiosity...did you guys actually pay real money to use this modding website nexus and/or mods? I find it amusing to say the least modders are modding a few in game files and trying to monetize it...lol i'll play my games without them, how they're meant to be played myself. Just wondering...i've noticed people paying real $$ for mods that work only half the time and dont work with newer verisions of the games...why pay real $$ for modding a few in game files or for such little effort on someones behalf? All in all you could just mod the files yourself like the good ole days if kids werent such script kiddies these days.

Mods on "Nexus" are for free. For bigger files you must register. If you're impatient then you can pay for access to better and faster servers. Mod makers can't take money for their work if they don't have permission from IP owner (Bethesda in case of Fallout franchise).