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I am wondering the same and created this thread in the hopes of getting an answer.

What happened to the "Toggle Tooltips And Hide Looted Containers" mod? It is the only mod I have found that hides looted containers, and that is a feature I greatly desire. The page for it says "This mod is under moderation review (since 23 Aug 2023, 12:21AM )". If it was a question of someone thinking they stole code from another Toggle Tooltips mod, I would expect a couple minutes with WinMerge or similar would be enough to decide whether or not that was the case, yet it has been over a week now.

Sounds like your "deep space" mod may be for an older version of No Man's Sky and is not compatible with the current version. If the mod creator has not updated it, then you may not be able to use that mod any longer. If you can provide a link to the mod download, someone may be able to suggest a similar, newer mod (if there is one).

If you have not already done so, you will need to manually rename or delete the "No Man's Sky\GAMEDATA\PCBANKS\DisableMods.txt" file. If you are using the actual "Nexus Mod Manager" (does that actually work with No Man's Sky? I was not aware of that), then that will likely resolve your issue. If you are using Nexus's "Vortex Mod Manager" (which is what I personally am using), you will need to click Deploy for Vortex to copy your mods from it's MODS staging folder to the actual MODS folder used by No Man's Sky.

Not 100% what you described, but check out Less damaged slots on crashed ships.

Fewer Storms is pretty close to that.

I believe you are looking for Unlimited Tech Stacking.

Most likely, yes. To find out, move everything out of your Mods folder to another location somewhere, delete the DisableMods.txt and see if you still crash. If you do not, move the files back to your Mods folder one at a time, testing after each one. The last file you moved before crashing is your bad mod. Note: You may have more than one bad mod.

I would love to see a mod which changes the quick save function so it uses the standard save naming syntax. IE: You hit F5 and get incrementing new save file names like "Save 3 - MyCharName Riverwood 03.37.32.ess" instead of just "quicksave.ess".