Zombie1Boy

As far as I know you simply copy the preset to bodyslide and it should automatically appear within Preset slot.

You should have the MemoryInfoConsole enabled too so you can press ` (tilda key to the left of 1 button) to see the amount of memory you are using at any time. If your pushing to close to 100% try increasing your CustomMemoryTotalSize, cause if you hit 100% or more you'll tend to crash. Also, if you have the write crashlog enabled you should see what is tells you.

Try reinstalling bodyslide as it seems the preset has overwritten something and ended up taking it with it when you removed it.

Are you using Mod Organizer or Nexus Mod Manager? Did you modify your SkyrimPrefs or Skyrim.ini files? Are you running any other mods? Honestly though, since you can run Skyrim through SKSE after installing it you shouldn't really have to worry about what Skyrim Launcher does anymore. You can easily change graphic settings through MO or the Skyrim.ini file.

Did you enable UseOSAllocators in the crash fix plugin then set an appopriate size for CustomMemoryBlock?

Try installing the CrashFix Bug https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/72725/ It will help with problems related to memory usage. Just enable some things in the SKSE plugin and viola. Also, use Wyrebash to see if you need to rearrange some plugins so they will work properly. I find that installing AOS2 creates alot of plugins (especially if you install all the associated extras) that need to be sorted.

Might be multiple mods conflicting with that single button. Check to see if any other mods have things bound to that button. ENB might be the culprit IMO.

Your plugins need some serious reordering. Download Wyrebash as it'll help you determine what needs to go where. Aside from that I recommend reinstalling everything and doing things step by step. 1. Start with all the bug fixes like USLEEP, Crash Fixes, Bug Fixes, Cobb Bug Fixes, Skyrim Supplimental Patch, Cutting Room floor 1a. Install Skyrim Unbound so you can easily test for things. 2. Download all the retexture or texture packs that make the world look more pretty, including things like SFO (Skyrim Floria Overhaul), Climates of Tamriel, Enhanced Lights and FX. 2a. Consult Wyre Bash to see if you need to move some plugins up or down in your load order for things to work properly. Ignore ones that give you errors as a result of their ESM's having dragonborn before dawnguard. 3. Retextures and textures for literally everything else (but not body/hair/skin textures). Armors, weapons and every other item big or small. 4. If you use DynDOLOD install and that get it working properly (consult relevant manuals). 5. If you have mods that give you new lands or world spaces, install them now. 6. Racemenu and Physics extentions and things like SOS 7. All the body/hair/skin textures and addons including bodyslide 8. FNIS and all the animation mods 9. Armors and such 10. Weapons and such 11. Immersion Mods (more money merchants, CACO, etc) 12. Gameplay changing mods (Smexlab, Violens, Ultimate Combat, etc) 13. Followers 14. NPC changes (Bijin Warmaidens, etc) You might have to move certain mods (like bodyslide, XPMSE) to the bottom of your mod list (ie: high numbered priority, so it does not get over written) while keeping the plugins high up in your load order. For example, I managed some 507 mods in 228 plugins (25 ESMs) (thanks Merge Plugins) and I rarely if ever get crashes. After installing all my mods following that general guide above, I moved plugins related to XPMSE, RaceMenu, SoS, FNIS and other animation plugins to near top of my load order (only 5 mods below the start of non-ESM plugins) since those would be needed by pretty much every other mod used by them. As a result it simply pushed plugins like SFO, EFLX down the load order a bit but doesn't affect them in any way since everything is grouped together somewhat. People might tell you to use LOOT to reorder, but if you install things in groups and group the plugins together with help from Wyrebash you need not worry about using LOOT for reordering. As for TES5Edit, I'm not sure but from my experience you should not use the auto cleaner for anything. All I do is use LOOT to identify which plugins need to be clean, locate them then load them with their appropriate master files. Then simply select the mod to be clean, use "Apply Filter for Cleaning", let it run, then use "Remove Identical to Master Records" then "Undelete and Disable Reference" and viola. Anything aside from that might also be causing problems since it might be removing too many files.

Do you have texture packs installed that use parallax terrain features? Aside from that, try removing everything ENB related then starting over from scratch on that end. If everything else works without ENB then it might be a problem with the ENB files being configured improperly or using files meant for other ENB sets.

https://code.google.com/archive/p/hdt-pe/wikis/AddonMods.wiki

"This is my first post on here so bare with me please." NEVER!!!!!!!!! *cough* The only thing I can recommend would be to look at other spells or NPCs that can be friendly with you but won't agro when you hit them one time. Check out the other summon spells and see if they have something your spell is missing.

I think its a problem caused by having both ECE and Racemenu, since from what I've read they don't like each other that much. You can have them both, but they'll conflict over a few things.

147 93 PeroPeroArmorPackSE.esp 144 90 SexLab LightMeUp Oldrim.esp Are you using Special Edition or Oldrim? Cause SE mods won't work with Oldrim and vice versa unless stated in the mod. Also, level lists. Looks like you have some mods that add weapons and/or armor to the random mooks you fight and whatnot. Use Wyrebash to eliminate the crashes associated with the game being unable to decide which mod to use armor/weapons for mooks. And, uh.. have you been uninstalling mods during gameplay? Cause Skyrim hates it when you remove mods that modify gameplay stuff or try to fiddle with the nuts and bolts. Secondly, your load order sucks. I'll paste what I wrote in another thread. "You wanna install things in groups and then group them in general groups for your load order, although certain things will move up and down depending on what you install 1. Skyrim stuff 2. Patches like USLEEP and others like Sky UI and Alternate start mods 3. Texture packs and the like for world related stuff (grass, houses, whatever) 4. Body texture stuff, eyes, hair, brows, beards 5. Racemenu, bodyslide and FNIS things (which, after you install them will move them up so they load right after your ESMs) 6. Weapons and Armor mods 7. Things that modify immersion, or gameplay changes, enhancements. 8./.9 NPC mods that add in people 9./.8 NPC mods that change appearance of any NPCs (Bijin Warmaidens for example) 10. Things that need to be at or near the bottom of your load order (DynDOLOD, Bash patch) Use Wyrebash to help move things up and down so they'll load properly since it shows you whether or not a patch needs to be moved up or down to work properly."

I'm not too sure what exactly causes the dark face bug or whatever. Although I did notice that it tends to happen when you meet said NPC the first time then install a mod changing their appearance, like body textures, face mods, stuff like that. Now, this is my personnel preference, but your load order is ugly. That might have something to do with it as well, since from my experience with Bijin Warmaidens taught me that you want to install NPC changers and the like after you've installed things that modify eyes, hair, skin texture, even HD teeth and the like. You wanna install things in groups and then group them in general groups for your load order, although certain things will move up and down depending on what you install 1. Skyrim stuff 2. Patches like USLEEP and others like Sky UI and Alternate start mods 3. Texture packs and the like for world related stuff (grass, houses, whatever) 4. Body texture stuff, eyes, hair, brows, beards 5. Racemenu, bodyslide and FNIS things (which, after you install them will move them up so they load right after your ESMs) 6. Weapons and Armor mods 7. Things that modify immersion, or gameplay changes, enhancements. 8./.9 NPC mods that add in people 9./.8 NPC mods that change appearance of any NPCs (Bijin Warmaidens for example) 10. Things that need to be at or near the bottom of your load order (DynDOLOD, Bash patch) Use Wyrebash to help move things up and down so they'll load properly since it shows you whether or not a patch needs to be moved up or down to work properly. Since you only have 133 mods, it shouldn't be that much of a pain to reinstall everything. Only pain is starting a new game. I think i'm on my 3rd or 4th reinstall over the past week, lol.

Unfortunately the only way is to install mods one by one to see which one is the culprit.

What is your mod list like?

"[03/03/2019 - 04:30:54PM] Error: File "Unofficial Skyrim Patch.esp" does not exist or is not currently loaded." I've seen that a few times. Are you using mods that require USLEEP or the individual unofficial patches (skyrim, dawnguard, dragonborn)? I've also noticed that a few times for other mods. It could be your game is crashing because you've removed too many mods that use scripts (and thus, left "hanging") and its causing major instability. Game doesn't mind if you remove mods like armor, weapons, NPCs, but things that change the gameplay? Really hates that.

I doubt I could tell you what is wrong, but why not?

I recommend the Crash Fix plugin. Makes reading why your Skyrim crashed much, much easier. https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/72725/

You shouldn't let LOOT reorganize your plugins. It screws things up more often then it helps. Use WyreBash to see whether or not certain mods in your plugin list needs to be moved up or down to work with other mods. Also, you have Immersive Armors. I find that mod to be more trouble then its worth. Keeps screwing up the vanilla prisoner start because it messes with the horses, somehow. Anyways, I recommend using WyreBash to create a Bash Patch since (i think) Immersive Armors messes around with the level lists and that could be a big reason as to why you keep crashing.

I seen a post on the LL forums saying something about a hack attempt. Could be someone trying to DDoS them.

I'd sell my left frontal lobe for any of these armor/clothing that is converted to AB. Honest Abe's Armor Series https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/8936 BoS Medic Battle Suit https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/34450 Nuka Western CBBE Bodyslide Conversion https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/33565 B-90 Sentinel Suit https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/31235

Name might be wrong, but can't really think of what else to call it. Basically this mod would be for everybody who suffers from Alt-Itis. Mod would save world changes made by your character (quests, main quest decisions, etc) and would "export" those changes along with your character into a "new game" (like Alternate Start or Skyrim Unbound) so you would be able to play a different character while being able to "interact" with your other main character(s) (recruit him/her, marry him/her). I suppose in this way it would allow "100%" completion for a game, but instead of with one uber character it would be done with several characters that would alternate at the discretion of the player. Main question would be -- is this possible without borking the game? Whatcu think?

So we're coming up on the 6 year anniversary of Skyrim being released (yay). What has been the most innovative mod in these past 6 years? And What has been the most influential mod in these past 6 years? Lets gather some opinions on the matter then we can whittle down the mods and take a poll on them? :)