Just be patient, provide what information we need to assist, and you'll have a stable Skyrim going soon enough. It might take some time to fix it properly, but it will get fixed. Post up a LOOT sorted load order, and a dozen people will pounce on it. There is a large knowledge base here, and countless numbers of people have been helped with their CTDs.

As has been stated though, 99.9% of the time they are completely useless. They 'might' be able to glean a bit of information from them. The only time someone might ask for them is if nothing else works. Not a tool for mod users to find out what is wrong with their modded game.Īll of the CTDs that are helped with here are done without the logs. They are a troubleshooting tool to debug scripting. They do not log the crash, However there are usually clues as to things conflicting or horribly wrong. So is that mean if you have the knowledge to understand papyrus log, then you are probably knowledgeable enough to figure out CTD cause without looking at log? The important thing here is that Papyrus tells you next to nothing if you are just using mods, occassionally someone can use it to tell you what's wrong, but nine times out of ten they already have a pretty good idea what it is, and the papyrus log is just for confirmation. Originally posted by alexander_dougherty:You're right, papyrus isn't a crash log, it's more along the lines of a debugging tool for mod creators, if you are creating a new mod, it can help tell you where it's going wrong, and what it's conflicting with.īut you need to know how the mod is set up, and how any other mods on your system work, and how to read the log, and how to create and fix mods, etc.

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