Remember it takes time to update mods to fix what was broken. Then organise/label your mods so that next time you know exactly who the creator is.

Mods that will almost always, without fail need an update after a patch are core mods such as MCCC, and many script mods.ĭon't know who created the mod? Use what the mod does in google to find it. Secondly, go check wherever the creator hosts their mod to see if there is an update. So you found a broken mod, now what?įirst things first, do not play your game with it installed! That could break it. No solutions, report the problem to the creator, they're the only ones who can try to fix it. Still having problems after checking all your mods? Search here on this sub and on google for your problem to see if anybody else is experiencing the same problem and any solutions they may have. *** Here's a handy flowchart to follow as well if needed. It's also suggested to test on a new, clean save. If you find any problems, delete the mod or custom content file. ** While you're testing, do not save the game. Continue steps 2-4 until there are no more files to check. If one batch has the issue split it into 2 batches and repeat step 3.ĥ. If the problem persists remove all other mods and perform the 50/50 method outlined here:Ĥ. We suggest removing those first and testing the game without those in the mods folder. The most likely culprit for your problem is one of the following mods: Core, Script, Tuning, and Object. If you're having any problems with your game after installing the latest patch, make sure to remove all of your mods and CC and test the game without them first! If the problem doesn't occur then one or more of your mods needs updating.

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