If after all this you are still having crashing issues then we need to dig deeper and start to think about using Xedit to find mod conflicts but this is getting a bit advanced for this first try. If you're still crashing, it's one of the ones you disabled.Ĭontinue to split the mod pool into halves each time until you've narrowed down which mods work and which don't - this can be very laborious and tedious too so I'd start by thinning down your list to essential mods before starting this process. Now you should be playing with a deck full of the right mods, we can begin to find any that are causing issues by using the 50/50 technique.ĭisable half of your mods and fire up the game - if all goes well, the bad mod is in the remaining half. Do this by visiting and looking through your download history and ensure everything came from SE.Ĭross-reference all your mods against this list to check for incompatibilities and delete any offending mods:
I suggest that you delete your current INI files, relaunch the game to create new ones then start using Bilago's Tool to do any future edits to INI files as this will allow you to keep track of what you've edited and change it back if needed:ĭouble check all your mods are for Special Edition and not Oldrim as any Oldrim mods will crash your game and cause issues with everything else too. You don't actually need the bEnableFileSelection=1 line in the INI with SkyrimVR as the launcher from Oldrim/SE has been replaced with the loading room.
HOW TO INSTALL SKYRIM SCRIPT EXTENDER VR .EXE
exe file and not via the usual Skyrim.exe file - this will ensure all mods needing the script extender will load properly. I will try my best to provide some things to try and hopefully we'll get lucky.įirst, ensure you are launching the game from the script extender. The latter being a much better solution for finding problems as you can enable/disable mods without it causing too many issues.įor your specific problem of crash upon launch, it can be one of quite a few things and probably won't be the easiest to diagnose, especially as you're using the script extender. NMM physically copies the files to the Skyrim folder whereas Vortex and MO2 only create a hard-link. Vortex is replacing NMM so I'd either stick with that or switch to Mod Organiser 2 if you want a more in-depth manager.
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