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Frankanator

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Good Evening,

 

*Disclaimer, I am in no way shape or form a tech genius. On the scale of 1-10 for knowledge of looking at load orders, identfying crash notes and etc.. I am a 3-4.

 

Been playing the game a lot recently with about 100+ mods downloaded. In Papyrus, I get this message in various forms MANY times, probably in the hundreds. It is the only thing I can see that perhaps constantly crashes my game out of no where.
I can guess the "warriorghost" is screwing everything up. So is there a simple and easy way I can identify what mod or exactly where this script is loaded from so I can either update the mod,game or fix it somehow?

"Line 79

[08/23/2016 - 11:13:53PM] Warning: Assigning None to a non-object variable named "::temp6"
stack:
[None].zsh_v2_questscript01.GetStage() - "Quest.psc" Line 64
[None].zsh_v2_warriorghostscript01.OnEnterBleedout() - "zsh_v2_warriorghostscript01.psc" Line 79
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Line 79
[08/23/2016 - 11:13:53PM] Error: Unable to call GetCurrentStageID - no native object bound to the script object, or object is of incorrect type
stack:
[None].zsh_v2_questscript01.GetCurrentStageID() - "<native>" Line ?
[None].zsh_v2_questscript01.GetStage() - "Quest.psc" Line 64
[None].zsh_v2_warriorghostscript01.OnEnterBleedout() - "zsh_v2_warriorghostscript01.psc""
Aattached is a snip of my Papyrus log within notepad. Is this normal?

 

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The papyrus is not a crash log sir.

 

Open Skyrim.ini (My Documents/My Games/Skyrim) and add the following to it:

 

[Papyrus]

fPostLoadUpdateTimeMS=500.0

bEnableLogging=1

bEnableTrace=1

bLoadDebugInformation=1

 

Afterward, in that same folder you will see a new folder called Logs. Inside that: Script. Inside Script you will (eventually) find 4 logs. Double click and they should open with notepad or any text editor. Papyrus.0.log is the most recent. At the end of it you will see the last process to happen before the crash.

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Hello,

Here is a list of things that may help stabilizing your game if not already been done. :

/// Cleaning and correcting potential bugs :

  • Clean your master files to eliminate potential problems : Gopher's videos cleaning your masterfiles on the Nexus Tesedit page. You may use this updated guide to clean your masters. It contains the same automated cleaning procedure as Gopher explains in his video + repeating once for Dawnguard.esm + some selective manual cleaning.
  • The method above can be used to clean mods. LOOT should tell you which plugin you should clean. You may also do a check errors.

/// Load order / mods conflicts :

/// Settings / memory :

/// Save game :

/// Meshes healer :

  • Read here, this is potentially a cause of CTD that you can resolve by following the mod procedure on this page.

/// Useful informations :

/// Credits : these persons deserve their kudos, (among others) not referenced here by a Nexus mod or accessible profile but provide help with articles and other stuff linked above.

Hope this helps.

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The papyrus is not a crash log sir.

 

Open Skyrim.ini (My Documents/My Games/Skyrim) and add the following to it:

 

[Papyrus]

fPostLoadUpdateTimeMS=500.0

bEnableLogging=1

bEnableTrace=1

bLoadDebugInformation=1

 

Afterward, in that same folder you will see a new folder called Logs. Inside that: Script. Inside Script you will (eventually) find 4 logs. Double click and they should open with notepad or any text editor. Papyrus.0.log is the most recent. At the end of it you will see the last process to happen before the crash.

Thank you for your help,

I already went through that process and hence why I have come up with the most recent process to stop. It is interesting however how the same process is repeating itself over and over again.Hence why I am confused

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you need to try cleaning your save to remove the orphaned scripts.

/// Save game :

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The papyrus is not a crash log sir.

Open Skyrim.ini (My Documents/My Games/Skyrim) and add the following to it:

[Papyrus]

fPostLoadUpdateTimeMS=500.0

bEnableLogging=1

bEnableTrace=1

bLoadDebugInformation=1

Afterward, in that same folder you will see a new folder called Logs. Inside that: Script. Inside Script you will (eventually) find 4 logs. Double click and they should open with notepad or any text editor. Papyrus.0.log is the most recent. At the end of it you will see the last process to happen before the crash.

 

Thank you for your help,

I already went through that process and hence why I have come up with the most recent process to stop. It is interesting however how the same process is repeating itself over and over again.Hence why I am confused

Okay good. Did you post the last chunk though? The only truly useful ones are at the end. Also i need your load order.

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