#NEXUS MOD MANAGER FREEZES ON LOADING MODS#

Simply open the developer console by pressing tilde ~ on your keyboard.

There is a much faster and easier method of quickly testing Skyrim stability with a lot of mods.ДЇirst, launch Skyrim, but do not load a game or start a new one. This is a good idea, but extremely time-consuming if you actually run around and play the game вЂњnormallyвЂќ, waiting for crashes to happen. Some people recommend starting a new game and playing for a while to test crashes and specific areas where Skyrim can crash. Testing Your Skyrim Mod Load Order for Crashes Now go ahead and save it, and in Nexus Mod Manager, click the вЂњ Import load orderвЂќ button, and choose the loadorder.txt file you just saved. When youвЂ™re finished, your loadorder.txt file should look like this: Skyrim mod load order. Now begin copypasting your mod lines in the loadorder.txt to their corresponding section in the section list we created above. Go to Nexus Mod Manager and open each modвЂ™s webpage one by one, and read the mod instructions for the recommended load order to see if the mod is recommended as being loaded last, or at the beginning, etc. So now here is where you need to do your diligent research вЂ“ this is going to be very time consuming if you have a lot of mods, but the reward will be a significantly smoother gameplay experience, with far less crashes.

#NEXUS MOD MANAGER FREEZES ON LOADING MODS#

We are going to organize your mods into sections, following all of those lines. To quickly explain вЂ“ the reason all of those lines begin with // is because they are commented out, those lines will be skipped over and not interpreted as part of the mod load order. Mods that remove graphical effects (Godrays disablers, etc) Weapon, Armor, and Clothing Tweaks (Texture replacements, etc) Environment and Weather Overhauls (Not Plants or Foliage) Now at the top of the loadorder.txt file, paste this before all of the mods: Patches and Bug Fixes Now open the loadorder.txt file with a text editor вЂ“ we highly recommend Notepad++, as it will make this next job easier, rather than regular Notepad. Fine-Tuning Your Skyrim Mod Order in Notepad++ Now in Nexus Mod Manager, click the button вЂњ Export the current load orderвЂќ вЂ“ this will save your mod load order as a. Nexus Mod Manager вЂ“ Export load order to text file. In any case, once LOOT has sorted your mod list, go ahead and close LOOT.

Cleaning a mod with TES5EDIT was recommended by the mod author.ДЄside from those two situations, it is much better to just start a brand new game after installing or uninstalling a lot of mods.

You donвЂ™t want to start a new game, but want to remove all traces of a modвЂ™s scripts from a saved game.

The only reason you should ever clean anything with TES5EDIT is LOOT plug-in sortingДЄfter LOOT orders your mod list, scroll through the list of your mods and check to see if LOOT reports any mod conflicts or errors вЂ“ in some cases it may recommend cleaning mods with TES5EDIT, but this is not recommended. We will just use it as a sort of guideline. Launch LOOT from NMMДЇrom within LOOT, click the вЂњSort PluginsвЂќ button in the top right corner вЂ“ this should automatically sort your mod list based on what LOOT thinks is the best practical load order, but itвЂ™s not a good idea to follow LOOTвЂ™s load order exactly.

Note:В Make sure that you properly set up the Nexus Mod Manager to work with Skyrim. Next, launch NMM and point it to your LOOT installation path вЂ“ or if you already have LOOT installed, go ahead and launch LOOT through NMM.

If you have any of the mods on this list, you should uninstall them and use an alternative ( the list makes recommendations). Before you begin, you should consult the list of dangerous and outdated Skyrim mods вЂ“ this is a comprehensive list of mods that are known to introduce crashes or other problems to Skyrim.

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