SergeantQuackers

I'm getting this error whenever I boot up the game: Error [mod0000_mergedfiles]game\r4game.ws(2538): Unexpected end of file found after '{' at line 37 It seems simple enough to fix but I can't figure out exactly where exactly to place the missing } Here's what's in my r4Game.ws file https://pastebin.com/GxtFr8nE I'd appreciate any help anyone can give

I try my best to read all of the mod descriptions but I did have the occasional sleepless night of just mindlessly browsing and downloading things, so yeah. The more I think about it, the more I think I've just screwed up my mods list and the better it would be to start over fresh, heh. Ah well. I'll be more careful with sleepless downloading so I don't make anymore boneheaded errors.

Hey everyone, as the title says, I'm another player who's been having some trouble with CTDs due to my mods. I've run LOOT a bunch of times and it says everything is hunky dory, but when I go out into a city, or just random parts of the Wasteland in general, I constantly CTD. I'm at my wits end and I'm about to just to a completely fresh reinstall of Fallout 4 and be more careful with what mods I install. But before I do that, I wanted to ask if anyone could potentially help detect a problem with my mods list and load order. If not, that's totally cool, this is just my last resort before I do a fresh reinstall as I mentioned above so, no harm in asking! It's been a while since I've played Fallout 4 (since my sessions usually led to me playing for about 5 minutes CTDing, then spending the next 2 hours disabling mods and activating them one by one to see which mod causes the issue. I've done that about, 6 or 7 times and I still can't determine which mod(s) are at fault). Nevertheless, a lot of my mods are outdated but when I was still able to play, I kept them up-to-date, and then the CTDing happened. All of that to say the CTDing (or at least most of it) isn't caused by mods being outdated, this is a problem I've been having for a long time. Here's my mod list/load order. Any help would be appreciated, and if I need to provide more information, let me know - I honestly didn't know what information to give so I just went with the mod list. Thanks in advance!

I started disabling last night and I went category by category. I think I found what mod was the culprit - a texture mod called Langleys HD Textures Workshop (can't remember exactly, I already deleted it from NMM so I'm just going off memory). As soon as I disabled it, the CTDing stopped. I haven't tested it out extensively, but I went to some trouble areas - specifically Nordhagen Beach and the outskirts of Goodneighbor. I ran around for a few minutes (much longer than what it normally took to CTD) and everything seemed hunky dory. So yeah, I think that was it. Just took some good ol' fashioned disabling to sort it out. I don't even know if the errors in the Papyrus logs were attributing to the CTDs, hah. Well, nevertheless, thanks for the advice!

Bump: Still CTDing like crazy. I'm about to start turning my mods on one by one, but before I do that mind-numbing task, was hoping someone could shed some light into what might be giving me problems.

Lately I've been having a bad case of CTDing upon loading my save. At first, it started when I approached Nordhagen Beach. I'd run up to one of the settlers there who needed help, and I'd CTD at some point during the conversation. Sometimes, I wouldn't even reach the settler and other times I'd finish the entire conversation before suddenly CTDing, so it didn't happen at a set time. So I decided to forego Nordhagen and continue on with other things. I fast traveled to Goodneighbor and everything was hunky dory, until I stepped outside into the outskirts of Goodneighbor. Now, whenever I load that save, I instantly CTD upon load. I tried looking at the Papyrus logs but... that just confused the hell out of me. I thought I solved it, but every method I tried resulted in a CTD as soon as I loaded my save. I used LOOT to optimize my load order and it's giving me 0 warnings and 0 errors (I don't know how reliable that is, though). I've verified the cache from Steam, I've done everything I can think of aside turning my mods off one by one and seeing which one is causing it. I'd prefer not to do that since I just 'fixed' the game recently doing that method. I'll still do it if I need to, I just prefer to see if I can fix it without resorting to that method. Here are two Papyrus logs from my most recent crashes. My game takes about 3, 4 minutes to load, so that's why there's a time discrepancy in the logs (if that matters at all). Log 1. Log 2. And here's my load order. Thanks in advance to any brave soul who decides to delve into this. This is driving me crazy. x.x'