Skyrim SE Crashes after a Test after installing PaprusUtil SE

[danceshadow]

So basically I am trying to mod my game again after upgrading from a GTX 750 Ti to a GTX 1660 Ti as I am wondering how far and how stable I can get my Skyrim SE. And my full PC Specs if your wondering are:

Ryzen 7 2700x 32GB RAM and GTX 1660 Ti 6GB VRAM.

 

Now basically I have been testing it with the most barebones of mods, being Alternate Start Mod and Unofficial Skyrim SE Patches mod. I then installed PaprusUtil SE and I test the game by doing the 28 Step Test thing, and then after I fast travel to Pelagia Farm, continue into white and then to the Jarl to start the Bleak Falls Barrow Quest, and then I go to the bannered mare and just buy some things, ask the innkeeper person about jobs and whats going etc and then rent a room and sleep for 8 hours and then I Fast Travel to Riverwood, put turn off Collision and put up the speed and move around skyrim super fast from the edges and gradually working my way more or less inwards.

 

Basically I got as far as the final step, moving around skyrim super fast. Now I am wondering what might have caused this? since it doesn't crash with just alternate start and the se patch mods. Also, I am wondering if this is actually fine and it's just me wanting my game to be more stable than it will be?

 

Sorry even though I have mess around with mods I haven't done so in a while and I'm most certainly not the best at it lol

 

Hope someone can help!

 

Many Thanks

 

Danceshadow

[saurusmaximus]

Installed on it's own, PapayrusUTL doesn't really do anything, it's just a utility that allows other mods to use more advanced scripting. So, unless you have a mod installed that uses it, it shouldn't affect your game in any way; the caveat being that there are no guarantees when modding skyrim.

 

The flying around Skyrim thing is just a stress test that tests your system's ability to load in data without crashing. I've never been a huge fan of it - back when I was playing on LE I had load orders that wouldn't pass that test that were still stable in normal gameplay - and always felt it was more of a way for guys with top-end graphics cards to flex than anything else.

 

Is it possible that it's slowing the scripting engine down enough to to cause problems? Sure, but if everything else is running smoothly, I personally wouldn't worry about it.

[danceshadow]

Ok thank you for the reply, and I have continued adding in other mods like ihud, matter of time and more hud and the game survived everything fine, I just wanted to double check as this time I want an actually stable skyrim which will last a playthrough lol.