Cutting floor

On 2/24/2024 at 9:43 PM, Hietanen said: If you crash when saving, try to enlarge the file size of the save file and maybe that will help: The log was not very clear otherwise and I don't think Cutting Room Floor is responsible, but is a false positive, but you can always try and disable it and see just in case. (Journal_SystemTab*) (JournalMenu*) I do believe some dll or HUD mod may be responsible because of the above references, however. If you hide all dlls in your mod manager and open the game with no dlls, does it crash? Then activate 5 dlls at a time and start the game. Do this until you crash, and remove all dlls that crash and then continue to activate dlls until all are active. If the journal menu is broken, try to install/reinstall Dear Diary Dark Mode: Well After a couple of days, here's what happened. I found the form ID that was listed in the crash log for Cutting Room Floor, and it was a leveled list that Cutting Room Floor edited. (I think it was for misc items carried by vendors?, the form ID was 9AF0A) On impulse, I removed that edit in Cutting Room Floor, and oh my goodness, my game was working again!! I could save, and all was good for a few days and another 9ish hours of gameplay. I got so confident my issue was solved, I even reinstalled FSMP again. (with the NPC fix of course) Then I left Windhelm, saved, and my game crashed. Words cannot describe the noise I made in frustration. I re-disabled FSMP, loaded up the game, saved and it was working again. Who knows how long this will last, but it's okay for now. I wonder if a mod that alters or draws upon that leveled list is the issue, since it came up again in the crash logs, so I've started drawing up a list of mods in my current loadout that reference it to check. I'll be busy for a few days with work and such, but I feel

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