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You're welcome. :smile: I'm glad that the game seems to be working now, have fun gaming!

I'm assuming your Intel HD 4600 Graphics is not doing you any favors. Other than that, you do have some mods that add NPC's, and script heavy mods like Frostfall and Civil War Overhaul. I also think that Climates of Tamriel should be under Skyrim Project Optimization, not the others you have, so just bring that one up manually if that is what LOOT is doing. That is the reccomendation of the mod authors (of Skyrim Porject Optimization). EXAMPLE: CORRECT LOAD ORDER: Skyrim.esm Update.esm Unofficial Skyrim Patch.esp Dawnguard.esm Unofficial Dawnguard Patch.esp Hearthfires.esm Unofficial Hearthfire Patch.esp Dragonborn.esm Unofficial Dragonborn Patch.esp Skyrim Project Optimization.esm Skyrim Project Optimization - Dawnguard.esm Skyrim Project Optimization - Dragonborn.esm Climates of Tamriel.esm HighResTexturePack01.esp HighResTexturePack02.esp HighResTexturePack03.esp Unofficial High Resolution Patch.esp other .esp plugins Also, did you install all of these mods on a new game save? For instance, if you had a 10 hour save game and added Civil War Overhaul on a whim you could bork your save completely - as Civil War Overhaul must be installed on a brand new clean save game. Just a thought. I would also check compatiablities by reading all of the descriptions and Read Me's that come with those mods, I'm not a master of load order so that's what I would do. Hope this helps some - sorry I couldn't offer more solid advice and actually fix your problem. P.S. Enhanced Blood Textures does have a tendency to cause issues with some people -so that could perhaps be an issue if you're killing things out in the wild. However, it could also be a memory related issue which is one of the more common reasons why games crash and have infiinite loading screens, so look into getting SKSE's Alpha build (1.7.1 I think) and get their memeory patch (an SKSE .ini file fix) and that may fix some memory related issues (if there are any).

There is "Convenient Horses", a great mod that has been covered by Gopher in his Skyrim Mod Sanctuary series. There is no grazing or breeding, but it does fix a lot of other issues involving horses in the vanilla game.

Disregard this post please. Posted by mistake.

Have you tried runnning BOSS? It should tell you if there is a load order problem.

I've tried Mod Organizer before actually, and I prefer the Nexus Mod Manager, just my personal preference. However, MO does have a lot of awesome features that I did enjoy when I did have it - but alas, NMM has a UI I am more familiar with and enjoy more.

Can the game run at all, or are these errors preventing it from running? Because I'm having trouble understanding how one of the Unofficial Patches could have any errors. Plus, I have some of the mods listed - and I'm not having trouble running the game -so I'm thinking that maybe these errors are either nohting serious, or a misunderstanding of the errors. Perhaps you could take a screenshot of the problem?

There is a thread that talks a bit on "Character Face Export", maybe it could help Xizha127. http://forums.nexusmods.com/index.php?/topic/572037-character-face-export/ Also, as already mentioned before, pruning the mod list is always a good thing to do from time to time. I've had to prune mine very frequently as I get carried away with mods a lot.

From what I could gather (hopefully no one else has said this, as I didn't read everyones post) is that you need quite a few compatability patches for some of your mods. Six that I could find. You can find the links to them within your BOSS load order. I cant think of anything else that could be wrong.

Try BOSS, maybe that will help. Also, considering it is Oblivion, check the Data Files under "OblivionLauncher" and make sure everything that should be checked is. Hope this helps.

I could be wrong on this, but aren't some mods not supposed to be cleaned? I know that Gurad Dialogue Overhaul, Convienent Horses, and Better Vampires for instance have intentional dirty edits and are not meant to be cleaned - and will not function properly if they are cleaned. Also, the USKP esp's should never be cleaned. They've already been cleaned by USKP team.

Are you sure TESVEdit didn't show any errors? It doesn't shove it in your face when an error does show up in TESVEdit, it just stops loading up your mods (I think it just stops on the mod that is giving you the problem, rather than telling you it has a problem if I recall correctly). If it didn't show an error though, then I would suggest running BOSS - as it could be crashing because you lack a specific patch, you're running an outdated mod, or you are missing something that one of your mods is dependent on. Hope this helps you out. Link to BOSS: http://boss-developers.github.io/

If you think it's a load order problem (which it must be as there is nothing wrong with the Unofficial Skyrim Patches), I have two things to say. First thing: This is what the USKP people say your load order should look like: Skyrim.esm Update.esm Unofficial Skyrim Patch.esp Dawnguard.esm Unofficial Dawnguard Patch.esp Hearthfires.esm Unofficial Hearthfire Patch.esp Dragonborn.esm Unofficial Dragonborn Patch.esp [Other ESM Files] HighResTexturePack01.esp HighResTexturePack02.esp HighResTexturePack03.esp Unofficial High Resolution Patch.esp [Other ESP Files] Second thing: If you have questions about where your "Other Plugins" go, you shouldn't. Use LOOT to sort your load order. Get LOOT here: http://loot.github.io/ Bonus help (because you may need it): If you still are having issues, get TESVEdit, once it finishes running - you should be able to see what is causing the error. I've used it for troubleshooting on numerous occasions. If that doesn't work, I suggest going back to Vanilla Skyrim (by reinstalling it) and see if it wasn't just a borked install. Link to TESVEdit: http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/25859/? Gopher (a prestigous modder in the community) has a video that discusses TESVEdits function, and how to use it. Plus, he goes into how to clean dirty edits if you're interested. I would reccomend watching his series on modding if you're interested in learning how to put mods in your game without making serious errors. Link to Video: