That accounts for 23% of the 1287 mods shared in total. Make sure you keep tagging your mods until 4th May to be in with a chance to win a prize. Bannerlord and Skyrim SE dominated again this week with 21% and 14% of the entries respectively. It's nice to see more mods from Fallout New Vegas a.

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All others will be removed.POST FORMATTINGPlease use tags in your post titles for what game, and what you want to discuss! Each post MUST have a tag for which game you are posting about.FO4 - For Fallout 4FNV - For New VegasFO3 - For Fallout 3FO2 - For Fallout 2FO1 - For Fallout 1FOT - For Fallout TacticsF76 - For Fallout 76EXAMPLE: FNV New Vegas Fiend CompanionSpoilersPlease use spoiler tags for MAJOR game events. Minor spoilers should be expected here.Type Without quotes:'Mr House is actually an Alien who started the great war' (/spoiler)To get this:Useful linksExplore the Fallout Network- Reddits Fallout Home- Discussion Fallout 3- Discussion for New Vegas- Discussion for Fallout 4- For the early Fallout games- In depth discussion for everything lore relatedVisit our sister subreddit at! X-Posted from FO4 sub because I'd like to get as many possible solutions as I can.Hi. I need help getting to the problem of what is causing the game to CTD on a very regular basis.Fallout 4 seems to crash semi-randomly while playing. Usually while moving, usually indicating that it is trying to render something that isn't found, or suchlike. BUT generally not consistently, and usually outdoors.BUT if that was all, I'd suspect one of a few specific mods that change enemies and the like (e.g.

The Raider Overhaul mod). Except that the game ALSO CTDs about 50% of the time right after the video sequence at start-up.So far I've brute-forced my way around the issue by just saving often and just restarting every time it crashes. But the problem is getting more annoying all the time.Could anyone help identify what the issue might be?is a linked list of my load order. Unfortunately I couldn't get NMM to put numbers on the damned thing. There are a LOT of mods installed.

I also use F4SE and use that loader to start the game.Things I've tried:. Resetting the INI files.

Fallout 4 crashed on startup as usual. INI files reset to backups. Updating graphics drivers. All drivers are up-to-date. Game still crashes. Disabling Steam Overlay.

Kinda didn't have it anyway. Updating mods. Fallout 4 updates automatically from Steam.

I've gone over most of my mods, and definitely all the ones I believe could be influencing and updated them where applicable. I know NMM doesn't always let me know when there are updates available. F4SE is also up-to-date. I really don't want to start the game over, as I've sunk an awful lot of time into it. And honestly I'd rather not uninstall and reinstall all the mods one by one either if it can be avoided. As my character is using a LOT of mod content currently, including customised versions of modded gear. And it would be tough to rebuild it all from scratch.

But if it has to be done then I guess it is still better than starting the whole thing over from scratch.Random Note: I initially posted this without the tag. The automod bot removed the post. I tried reposting and it said I was doing so too much and needed to wait 8 minutes. I restarted Fallout 4. I played for a few minutes.

The game crashed as I was lining up a shot on a Supermutant. I came back here and tried to repost. It tells me to try again in 3 minutes.

THAT is how often the game is crashing. I think you might be on to something.I tried disabling all of those just before a point where the game kept crashing. And suddenly no crash.Then I re-enabled Darker Nights. Still no crash.AND I re-enabled True Storms. Again, no crash.It not happening doesn't necessarily mean it won't happen at some point soon. BUT for now, the game seems to be playing nice.Those fog-removal mods are downright ancient anyway.

Someone with the know-how to do it really ought to make an up-to-date viable fog-removal mod. Shame I've got no clue how to do that.Edit: NOPE! It just crashed again. Well whatever, the fog mods weren't working properly anyway. Loot is still very new for Fallout 4 (Like 2-3 weeks since official release). The latest list was updated 2 weeks ago and I'm sure it doesn't contain every mod that's on nexus. It will move things around for dependencies if it doesn't know the mod, but that's about it.

Anything without a dependency that isn't Fallout4.esm and it doesn't know will not be moved.May try looking up some of your mods (things that change gameplay, weather, npcs, etc), see if they have any recommendations, issues of compatibility or patches for said compatibilities. Not to sound rude, but you can't treat this like Skyrim, where its been out for many years now. You have a lot of mods, which means you've got a lot higher risk of something broken or messed up.Anyways, back to on topic.Your best bet is to create a new game, with no mods. Get the new save to somewhere you crash a lot. Enable TCL or God Mode if you have to.

Then re-enable all of your mods for that 'vanilla' save. See if you crash. If you don't, likely your bugged modded save is corrupted somewhere. Not a lot you can do about that, there are no tools out yet that can clean saves.If you do crash, disable some mods.

See if you crash. If you do, disable some more. Keep going until you stop crashing. Then the fun part, re-enable each mod you disabled until you crash, so you can find the culprit.Another thing you can do is check to see if you're hitting VRAM caps, that can cause issues and CTDs as well. Run something like Fallout 4 Performance Monitor.It sucks, but that's the risk you take with modding heavily this early on. Save bloat is one thing.

Sounds like you clean up your saves, so likely not the cause. I have heard that when you kill someone with a weapon, that weapon will technically never despawn. If you've played long enough, all of those weapons add up and can cause a lot of bloat. There's an mod out there that causes weapons to not be 'dropped' by dead npcs, so that when the npc's corpse despawns, so does the weapon.

I'll have to look it up, but that'll likely only help future saves. Likely won't go fix already dead mobs.Scripts. A lot of mods adds scripts. If you update the mods fairly regularly, scripts can change. Generally before you update a mod, check their page and see if they give any specific instructions on how to update for those changes.On the flip side, out of date mods. When Bethesda patches the game, that can breaks mods. Which can break your game and cause CTDs.

If a patch comes out and changes something that a mod relies on, that can break your save. Obviously most mods authors will update their mods to work but, sadly not all mods are being updated. That is just the nature of the beast.

Lot of time, you can check the comments section, see if people are complaining about the mod breaking since patch X.Yeah, Performance Monitor is great. You'll find it on Nexus under utilities the category. Just shows how much cpu, gpu, ram, vram and other computer resources are being used in a nice output. You can alternative use CPU Z and have it log usage, but not as 'pretty'. I suspect the mod to make bodies persist longer is likely playing a part, though it shouldn't be persisting them to that extent. I only got it so no bodies would vanish before I could loot them.I'll have to take that mod off and sleep for a week or something.Still, it wouldn't be dropped weapons. I loot literally everything from every corpse I find.

Largely because I'm also running a mod that highlights every corpse that still has items on it.Since Morrowind, closing doors behind me has become standard (though companions continually try to mess that up). I suppose I should be concerned that my constant looting of absolutely everything in the entire wasteland might also be contributing. Plus I usually delete the old saves and make new ones rather than just overwriting the old ones.

I think the root cause of your problem is the game is running out of available memory due to you only having the minimum 8GB. Before you blow me off, you gotta keep in mind that the minimum requirements are based on the VANILLA game, not a modded one like you're running. There's been a lot of updates to this game and just because it ran fine in the past doesn't mean it's gonna run fine now.Whenever you move to a different cell, the game engine tries to load everything in that cell while at the same time deallocating resources from the previous cell. If you look at your HDD activity light while you move, you'll see what I mean. I'm betting this is the point where you CTD.You might be able to reduce the or even eliminate the problem by uninstalling any mod that adds HD textures or at least replacing them with low res ones if the author made them available. As to what 'mod' it is, you're gonna have to run this down yourself but honestly, I think it's gonna be a combination of mods and marginal hardware.Honestly, I hope I'm wrong and it turns out to be something easy.Edit: As an afterthought, you might want to take a look at this.

It will make tweaking your ini files much easier to do and to understand. I have some good news for anyone experiencing this kind of crash. I used the (fantastic) Fallout 4 configuration tool by Bilago -The problem turned out to be the grass. It isn't performance related (I hit solid 60fps without exception - specs listed above).If you go into the performance tab and turn grass density down to 1 and grass draw distance down to 1000, that should stop the crashing. I've been playing for about 3 hours now with no crashes, while before it was crashing every 5 minutes.

I hope this helps someone. Originally posted by:@ParkRangerOfcourse it has to be a mod thing. The real question is, what mod, and how is cell loading involved.I have no mods installed and get the exact same thing. I have 16 gigs of ram, an i9 8 core 5ghz, 2080 ti. It always happens outdoors, never inside a building or during a loading screen and appears to be random as I can go 4 hours without having one and other times I'll have 2 in a row within 5 minutes.I just tried lowering the grass desnity and view distance Iam praying this solves it like it did for the op.

If you're reading this looking for a solution to hard crashing to desktop every couple hours of gameplay or so my suggestion is to not rely on auto save. Make sure you remember to quicksave and manual save fairly often. My game likes to go take a poop when I've spent 45 minutes base building and forget to save;p especially when Its unexpected and I haven't had one in days:) Bethesda games are notorious for it.That said, if you're ctd and you have zero mods? I'd head over to the nexus website and pick up at the very least The Unofficial Fallout 4 Patch. It should help fix a lot of issues you're bound to run into with out altering your game in any way. You do need the DLC's for it to function, but it does as intended.

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