TapeSplicer

Update: Reverting to earlier saves has no effect. However, a new character can save just fine. I read somewhere else that if a save file is too big, it will CTD. This character has a save file of 38.4 MB.

It started when I deleted the "Crime and Punishment" and "Gun for Hire" mods since the author deleted them; C&P was causing issues on it's own and there was nothing to read for troubleshooting. Then the game started to CTD when I save, so I must have improperly uninstalled those mods. I have completely purged all mods from my load order, yet the issue persists. Here is the load order now: Fallout4.esm DLCRobot DLCWorkshop01 DLCCoast DLCWorkshop02 DLCWorkshop03 DLCNukaWorld Then a lot of Creation Club stuff. I can safely say I own everything except the Camo Skin Bundle and the Faction Fashion Weapon Skin Bundle (except for the Enclave). That is the entire load order. No mods, just the base game, all 6 DLCs, and 99% of the Creation Club. PS. I deleted C&P and GFH because I kept losing kamra in C&P for "assaulting someone". There was a single raider prisoner at Starlight Drive-in, and I had him farming corn. I took his collar off and he lived in a cell. I fail to see how that is assault.

Here's the URL to the video I mention. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5FdC68yklE&list=LL_CIHdS0q_62HzxvanDGnNg&index=2&t=0s

I recently decided to make a mod, my first in fact. I won't spoil much about what I'm planning, but it basically requires changing the .bgsm file directory on a base feral ghoul mesh. I have been watching plenty of videos (primary example: "How to get your own textures and materials into Fallout 4" by Gambsmoore/Mikemoore), but when I get to the part where I need to change the .bgsm directory, I get a message saying, "This cannot currently be undone," and I think it has something to do with the reason why the material on the mesh doesn't change at all. I've followed the exact steps provided in the video and even went overkill on the data folder directory for Nifskope, so what went wrong?