Denlev

Well, game keep on crashing and i don't think i care enough to keep trying. Guess i'll just uninstall and go play something that doesn't require 10000000 mods to be playable ;)

While I am a big fan of papyrus logs they are generally not helpful with crashes (some exceptions). Are your crashes (more or less) always in the same location? If so you most likely have a mod loaded with a bad mesh. Do you have the basic stability tools? 1) Crash fixes. Found here and fairly self-explanatory (as always, do read the directions): https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/72725 2) ENBoost. This one is more difficult and I hope to do a walkthrough at some point in the future. It is VERY important if you have less than 4GB of VRAM. If you have 8GB or more you probably don't need it. At 4GB it's your call (I have 4GB and I use it). Anyway, you will need to look in more than one place in order to complete this (although it will take you through it). Start here: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/73618 As if ENBoost is not difficult enough MicroSoft has chosen to throw some additional glitches in for users of Windows 10. If you have problems getting ENBoost to work and you run Windows 10 take a look at this (I had to): https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/3089504-fix-for-skyrim-crashing-instantly-with-enb-on-windows-10/?p=56131491 3) SKSE. ini. The SKSE program does not come with this. As a result you do not get all the benefits of SKSE. While you can make your own version this one is already complete and optimized. https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/51038?tab=files 4) SKSE plugin preloader. Helps organize SKSE so as to improve management. https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/75795 5) Bethini. Skyrim's .ini files give it directions on how to handle your game. Problems with .ini files can cause all sorts of problems. While it is entirely possible to deal with these files by yourself Bethini gives you a tool with which to handle them safely. It is also much more intuitive than editing the files by yourself. It can be found here: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/69787 Then, have you done things correctly? There are very many ways to do Skyrim correctly. Sadly there are even more ways in which to foul it up. Let me start with my favorite analogy for this. Modding Skyrim correctly (that is ending up with a stable game) is like good cooking. First, it requires the right ingredients (this is all the things that have been mentioned up to this point). Second, it takes patience (when I first came to LL I thought that the people giving me advice were brilliant and that their modded games just flowed from their genius. Now I know that they worked their asses off to make their game work, just like I did). Good food and a stable Skyrim game can not be rushed. Third, it can be seasoned to taste, There is no such thing as THE right set of mods or load order. Finally, no matter how much you may love two things individually sometimes they do not go together (some mods will just NOT place nice with other mods, I'm sorry at times you will just have to choose). 1) Crash fixes. Found here and fairly self-explanatory (as always, do read the directions): https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/72725 2) ENBoost. This one is more difficult and I hope to do a walkthrough at some point in the future. It is VERY important if you have less than 4GB of VRAM. If you have 8GB or more you probably don't need it. At 4GB it's your call (I have 4GB and I use it). Anyway, you will need to look in more than one place in order to complete this (although it will take you through it). Start here: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/73618 As if ENBoost is not difficult enough MicroSoft has chosen to throw some additional glitches in for users of Windows 10. If you have problems getting ENBoost to work and you run Windows 10 take a look at this (I had to): https://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/3089504-fix-for-skyrim-crashing-instantly-with-enb-on-windows-10/?p=56131491 3) SKSE. ini. The SKSE program does not come with this. As a result you do not get all the benefits of SKSE. While you can make your own version this one is already complete and optimized. https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/51038?tab=files 4) SKSE plugin preloader. Helps organize SKSE so as to improve management. https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/75795 5) Bethini. Skyrim's .ini files give it directions on how to handle your game. Problems with .ini files can cause all sorts of problems. While it is entirely possible to deal with these files by yourself Bethini gives you a tool with which to handle them safely. It is also much more intuitive than editing the files by yourself. It can be found here: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/69787 Another common place to get CTDs is on loading a saved game. While many things, like bloat, can cause this issue it often can be resolved by adding another simple tool found here: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/85443 I'm sorry for the way this looks but it was easier to copy this from my blog entry (https://www.loverslab.com/blogs/entry/7638-ctds/ ) than to reproduce it by hand. My game tends to CTD after fast travel, and after resting (t button). Sometimes after entering the city, textures of mu huskarl (fcking Lydia xd) will not load propely (for example she'll have black face and hands etc.) and i have crash couple of seconds later. I had a problem with entering Bannered Mare in Whiterun as well but i found out that it was because i cleaned fully upgradeable breezhouse which was a mistake. I reinstalled the mod and i could enter the bilding normally. I'm using crash fixes https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/72725 but apart from that i have nothing installed. Ofc some changes in SKSE.ini as well since it was crucial for some mods to work as intended. I don't know if it would help, but i could send you my load order, maybe i fcked something up, although i doubt that since i'm using Vortex and i didn't have any errors popping up. Should i just download these mods you have linked? I mean the ones helping with stability?

I have my load order sorted out, posted screens just to show which mods i'm using.

Hello everyone, I bought Skyrim Legendary Edition in order to get DLCs and modded it with some mods. Nothing crazy. Cleaned them with TES5Edit (ofc only those that could be cleaned). And for some time everything was fine. But since i reached Whiterun my game tends to crash couple seconds after i load my save. I found some article that told me to look at logs to check up what is causing the crashes. But since i've never done anything like this before I simply can't make anything of it. Thats why i'm asking for help. I'm adding logs below as well as screens showing all mods i have installed since the beggining. Also, I'm using Vortex and Windows 10 64bit. Thanks in advance!