Rcmo Posted Thursday at 09:50 AM Share Posted Thursday at 09:50 AM Hi my game is crashing every 30 or so minutes. I have more than 150 installed mods, atleast 60 of them are just textures... I attached images with load order, if you can pinpoint the mod that crashing my game. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
WastelandProject Posted Thursday at 11:50 AM Share Posted Thursday at 11:50 AM The photos are not easily readable. I would start by disabling (not uninstalling) those that Vortex reports in yellow, disable and recall an old save or even a new game (better) just as a test. One mod at a time. Or remember if a new mod has been added since the CTD.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rcmo Posted Thursday at 03:29 PM Author Share Posted Thursday at 03:29 PM Thank you for reply. Its weird, photos on my PC are really good quality. Yeah i was thinking disabling mod after mod, but the problem is that its not crashing at once but after 30-40 minutes. So sad that Buffout 4 is not updated fir next gen yet.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
WastelandProject Posted Thursday at 06:27 PM Share Posted Thursday at 06:27 PM (edited) Have you updated the game with all those mods? how did you do with F4SE? If you haven't updated the Buffout 4 game it works.. Temporarily downgraded to pre-patch to make Buffout 4 work.. or delete all the .ini files inside the Fallout 4 folder (except the Saves folder obviously) and recreate them via Steam perhaps adding the strings for the loose files if necessary. Then try playing the vanilla game again for over half an hour. ----> I would also check the temperatures and fans in this heat, in game I would try to activate the fans at maximum speed and monitor the temperatures, the problem could resolve itself in this case. Edited Thursday at 06:43 PM by WastelandProject Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TurntLogic Posted Thursday at 06:58 PM Share Posted Thursday at 06:58 PM I can't really make out your load order but you mentioned you have quite a few texture mods installed. You should keep in mind that texture/model mods can cause crashing as well, even if they don't have an ESP. But without more information, your best bet would be to disable troublesome mods or start a binary search of your modlist. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rcmo Posted Friday at 08:46 AM Author Share Posted Friday at 08:46 AM I will go with binary search... One question thou... I had Scrap Everything mod when i started my playthrough but i deleted it because it caused some stuttering for me. I remember i scraped 2-3 small grasses but i also remember i loaded save game before i scraped and then deleted the mod. But lets say in case i scraped something and keept going with my save, is there s chance that this can cause stuttering/ crashing down the line even when not in settlement? I don't get any stutter or crash in settlement i used the mod. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
subaverage Posted Friday at 09:42 AM Share Posted Friday at 09:42 AM 40 minutes ago, Rcmo said: But lets say in case i scraped something and keept going with my save, is there s chance that this can cause stuttering/ crashing down the line even when not in settlement? I don't get any stutter or crash in settlement i used the mod. As long as you scrapped only in settlements cells far away shouldn't be affected. I scrapped half Sanctuary Hills (big cleanup) and that does not influence my performace e.g. in Boston. Every mod increases the payload for the game and your computer. Especially graphic mods and high res skin mods that affect npcs, too. Your graphic settings come on top. That's where you could begin your search. You could try to lower your graphics setting in FO4 launcher to minimun and see whether your game becomes stable. If so you can increase your setting step by step. Especially distance settings, shadow distance and quality, lighting, god rays. And don't forget to disable weapon debris in any case. When you do so and have the weapon debris crash fix you should disable this for testing. When all these measures don't make your game stable the binary search is certainly a good idea. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rcmo Posted Friday at 11:04 AM Author Share Posted Friday at 11:04 AM Okey i may have pinpointed the issue. It seems that ''Long Loading Times'' mod causes crashing. Author recommended setting bQuickLoad line in ini. file to false. I was running a game without any crash since. Ofcourse i will try other methods if its crashing again. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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