#Skyrim crash after fast travel mods

I have tried turning mods on 1 by 1 and it works. Eventually not even this will work or you'll develop more issues. Please help, I do not have any more clues to why my Skyrim crashes after either I sleep in the bed in the Alternative start mod, or if I turn it off, then it straight up crashes on new game. The player.kill trick works most of the time, but if it does, you will more than likely have to do it EVERY TIME you restart skyrim. Next time you start the game you should see a new folder called 'logs' inside that folder. Then add this: Papyrus fPostLoadUpdateTimeMS500.0 bEnableLogging1 bEnableTrace1 bLoadDebugInformation1 If the section Papyrus already exists, then you might add it without the section identifier. load your save, open up the console (press the ~ key) and type 'player.kill' without the quotation marks and hit enter. Go to My Documents/My Games/Skyrim and open up Skyrim.ini. try using fallrim tools to clean your save (there's lots of guides that show you how, it's easy)

#Skyrim crash after fast travel mod

load a save prior to any mod removal you did and refrain from removing the mod In short, here's your most direct options to fix your affected character: When you start adding more script heavy mods you'll not want to use them anymore as they are very flawed. Also, stop using quick saves and turn off the auto saves. Most of the time it won't happen right away, but it WILL eventually when it comes to the CTD on save issue. Things from mods get 'baked' into your skyrim saves and when you remove the mods you get potential issues. Sometimes when when entering a new cell by opening a door, the game. This can be corrected by having the NPC follow you to somewhere other than the area it was just in. It only occurs if standing near it and not moving. To fix these crashes and play the game, check the solutions below. Players reported that when they look at an NPC or when they get near random objects or towns, for example, Whiterun, their game simply crashes. don't remove mods on a playthrough unless it's only textures. When fast-traveling with a following NPC, in rare instances, the NPC may act like the enemy shaking glitch, but will occur in the ground rather than being inside an object. Just like in the old Skyrim, random crashes are still present and that is driving players crazy. Vortex does a decent job sorting and identifying conflicts, but always run LOOT after adding or removing mods.

I'm now trying to complete the Dark Brotherhood, but anytime I go anywhere near Soltidue to do 'Bound Until Death', by walking from a nearby location or fast-travel, the game crashes with a 'Skyrim has encountered a problem' in front of a black screen, not a normal crash to desktop that many. I've had 3 long playthroughs ended or ultimately ended because of it, and from what I've learned, there's multiple reasons for it.ДЇirst and foremost, get LOOT (load order optimization tool) and sort your load order. I've completed the civil war (stormcloak) and the main quest. You've got the CTD on save, which is honestly not a great one to have. Think of any and all game issues as fitting into one of several categories of crashes or freezes.

#Skyrim crash after fast travel Pc

Modding skyrim on PC definitely expands your potential, but unfortunately it does the potential problems as well.