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  1. repusDude
    That usually means missing or misplaced hair meshes. Correct Reinstallation should resolve that problem Or maybe something worse, no file path location written in esp. I dont use CK but you can try using CK and you can put hairline or hair mesh inside of that bfly61 hair to render it visible.
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    Your PC specs (not very powerful) and modded 2k skyrim and your stuttering issues. I think they are all within expectations. You can try playing skyrim in a more powerful PC. Are you using ENB? try modifying your ENB local ini to see if it resolve your issues
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    Maybe the mod author deleted it in response to mod theft and console mods
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    I pooped for today, so I win. BTW, I also cleaned myself. I practice proper hygiene.
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    Check this nexusmods site out. The link is under the video. http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/news/12278/?
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    Unpack .7z files with 7-zip program. Its free. Then locate your skyrim game folder. Then open another windows explorer to open your unpacked 7z files. You should see the file location (usually its data/textures) Select/hold and move these data folder/files to your appropriate skyrim game data folder (usually its data/textures). I saw that mod. It has a readme file that contains instructions on how to install properly. Check it out
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    I Will give you some ideas and hope that you will find true solutions to your problems. I think neck gaps usually means meshes of head and body are not compatible with each other Or wrong size. Can you try different meshes to see if it work. Try bodyslide.. Or if you dont care about nudity, You can equip some collar or any armor with neck coverings to cover the gap.
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    Cool
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    Backscratcher . . . . I win .
  10. repusDude
    Update everything. I heard that recent update of FO4 screwed up the mods. Just update every mods you got.
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    I post because I can; therefore, I win.
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    Forklift. I win Haha we posted at the same time.
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    Try this , reallike ENB, it is performance friendly and no CTD.... so I heard. http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/22056/?
  14. repusDude
    Check out pcpartpicker website https://pcpartpicker.com/ it is good way to start building your gaming rig. They have options like Choosing PC hardware, brand, cost, and compatibility.
  15. repusDude
    New PC = more free ram and less background programs running Old PC = possible more background programs running and less free ram. In other words, the older it is, slower it can get. If you can, remove some mods (those certain mods can reduce FPS). Less mods = maybe more FPS.
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    Check this gamefaq forum discussion out http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/164594-fallout-4/73621631/849633956
  17. repusDude
    Maybe too much mods concentrated in Whiterun. Removing offending mods will probably make CTD go away.
  18. repusDude
    There should be a readme file that contains instructions on how to deal with those things. Check it out. Good luck.
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    (According to timezone that I currently located) If you have date format of M/D/YYYY, Then today is 6/9/2016. ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) . Ha! I‘m correct; therefore, I win.
  20. repusDude
    Yeah, probably overheating.
  21. repusDude
    Reinstallation may be good idea.
  22. repusDude
    Purple textures means missing/misplaced texture files. Invisible parts means missing/misplaced meshes files ;or wrong body slot configured / nothing was written in esp
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    just a guess, maybe they are inside of bsa /esm files.
  24. repusDude
    Check these google suggested websites searches out https://www.google.com/m?&q=skyrim+how+to+create+custom+standalone+follower Youtube site got some good ones. Edited: fixed link.
  25. repusDude
    I think 2 graphics cards do not add more vram. You just have 4GB vram... or 3.5 maybe. Anyway, here are some suggestions. Hopefully you will find true solutions to your problems. -Black textures mean that there is not enough memory to run the game. Try clearing memory cache via console command. -Purple textures mean that there are meshes with missing/misplaced textures. Try installing that offending mod‘s textures properly. -too much mods. Can you remove some mods? Eventually, if you removed enough mods, CTDs will go away.
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