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Yet another CTD, but how do I spot where its going kapoot?


godoman

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I have installed quite a few mods on Skyrim and made sure of compatibilty with on another. I've even got everything loaded up in TES5Edit without a hitch,

yet when I go into the game and go through the very first part of the intro where I'm being carted off to be beheaded, the game CTDs just a few secs after the Eldar Scrolls intro-title.

 

Please could someone direct me to the right place that could shed some light on this matter, or teach me what to do to remedy it?

 

BOSS appears normal, then again I'm a basic user and I'm just going by how much I've learnt...which I've admitted is basic...v.basic. But it appears normal. :confused:

 

Please help.

 

 

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Well, crashes at the menu are often related to a mod missing the required .esm or other dependency. So the first thing I would do is go back and read all of your mods' requirements--make sure that you have downloaded the appropriate version for some with Dawnguard and not Hearthfires.

 

Then I would choose which cloaks to use--you have to pick 1 and disable the other two.

 

Then I would manually place the mods BOSS does not recognize.

 

I don't know how well Skyre and Skyrealism play together, but I know Skyre is fairly finicky, so I would double check the compatibility of all your mods with Skyre. And also recheck your weapons mods--did you use the reprocessor, and did you follow the instructions properly? If not, that could be the ctd cause.

 

If you have jusr started a new game with all of those mods, I'd suggest that it would be easier and less time consuming in the long run to completely remove all skyrim related files, reinstall the game from steam, and then slowly ad mods, running boss and then playing a while to make sure it is working properly before adding anything else. If you really want Skyre, then I'd start with that--then when you add new mods slowly, you will be able to much more easily identify the problem, and wither fix or do without that mod. Like Skyre says, it is a huge mod that has a number of incompatiblilties, so slow, judicious additions are really the least frustrating method, in my experience.

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