How do i figure out which mod is causing skyrim crash

[Lycan34]

When ever i start a new game everything is fine. I load up and edit all of my MCM things and everything is fine. This particular character is starting at the riften inn. I leave the building and everything is fine. I can spend as much time in the center area of riften for as long as i want to but the second i decide to transition "rooms" but using the doors it crashes on the loading screen. Ive tried reloading to before i even left the inn and ive tried disabling various mods but it always crashes in the same circumstance. I was looking up directions on how to diagnose mod issues on https://levelskip.com/rpgs/How-to-find-the-cause-of-a-Skyrim-crash-which?-mods-caused-it-and-how-to-resolve-it-using-Papyrus-logs-and-Windows-Grep and it says to click on tools then select ini editor. In the article it mentions if you use mod organizer but what do i do if i have vortex? Or if anybody just has another way to diagnose my problem without having to load it up multiple times with different mods enabled, that would take too much time. Thank y'all.

[HadToRegister]

Well, the first thing to do would be to post this question in the Skyrim LE, or Skyrim SE troubleshooting forum, and the 2nd thing would be to post your load order in spoiler tags, so people could look at it and see what mods MIGHT be causing your CTD.
Asking people to help find out which mod is crashing your game, without telling anybody what mods you use, makes it really hard to figure out which mod(s) it could be

[dizietemblesssma]

In the article it mentions if you use mod organizer but what do i do if i have vortex? Or if anybody just has another way to diagnose my problem without having to load it up multiple times with different mods enabled, that would take too much time. Thank y'all.

Well you either have all your mods enabled in Vortex, so you can disable half of them and see if your problem goes away, if not disaable half of whats left etc.

Or if you have lots of mods installed but not all enabled, then I usually clone the profile and switch to the new cloned version and do this, that way I don't have to remember which mods were enabled and which disabled.

Once your problem goes away then odds on the offending mod was in your last bunch of disabling. Re-enable one by one, or by halves if there are many, and rinse/repeat till you find the culprit.

Then you can activate your initial profile and just disable that mod.