Could I please get some help diagnosing OSTIM crash?

[Kierst]

This crash just keeps happening and I'm not sure on what to do.

 

Crash log: https://pastebin.com/DgWLq3md

 

It crashes when I initiate OSTIM on Valerica in Soul Carin, but it works well on Serana. What could be the issue?

[Jotasran]

My first instinct would be to check the form ID of Valerica ( 02003B8B ) in xEdit and if that Mihail mod is doing something to a texture, mesh or her skeleton. 

Edited June 3, 2023 by Jotasran

[traison]

Well the crash occured deep in OSA.dll so there's clearly a bug there. I guess the question is what was it trying to do, and can it be avoided.

 

Send me a link to the mod that provides the OSA.dll file, and what version of that mod you have, and I'll tell you what it was doing.

[Kierst]

6 hours ago, traison said:

Well the crash occured deep in OSA.dll so there's clearly a bug there. I guess the question is what was it trying to do, and can it be avoided.

 

Send me a link to the mod that provides the OSA.dll file, and what version of that mod you have, and I'll tell you what it was doing.

 

Thank you for answering. OSA.dll is in this mod: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/76724?tab=posts&BH=2

 

My version is 6.6f and I see a new version 6.7e now. I am using popular one click collection installer, and assumed that the collection author would update the collection themselves, so updating mods myself to newer versions haven't crossed my mind. I tried to reinstall the whole collection itself hoping it'll come with all updated mods but it haven't. I updated it to a newer version by uninstalling the current one through Vortex and installing the newer version and it works now. Hopefully it doesn't break anything. I am not that experienced with modding or how to correctly update mods, so hopefully I did it correctly.

[traison]

Considering this was almost certainly a bug with the dll itself, you could have attempted to replace the dll only. As in, pluck it out of a newer version of the mod and replacing the dll in the older (already installed) version. Happy you got it working tho.

[Miauzi]

Vor 37 Minuten sagte Kierst:

 

Danke für die Antwort. OSA.dll ist in diesem Mod: https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/76724?tab=posts&BH=2

 

Meine Version ist 6.6f und ich sehe jetzt eine neue Version 6.7e. Ich verwende das beliebte Ein-Klick-Sammlungsinstallationsprogramm und bin davon ausgegangen, dass der Autor der Sammlung die Sammlung selbst aktualisieren würde, daher ist es mir nicht in den Sinn gekommen, selbst Mods auf neuere Versionen zu aktualisieren. Ich habe versucht, die gesamte Sammlung selbst neu zu installieren, in der Hoffnung, dass sie alle aktualisierten Mods enthält, aber das ist nicht der Fall. Ich habe es auf eine neuere Version aktualisiert, indem ich die aktuelle Version über Vortex deinstalliert und die neuere Version installiert habe, und es funktioniert jetzt. Hoffentlich macht es nichts kaputt. Ich habe nicht so viel Erfahrung mit Modding oder wie man Mods richtig aktualisiert, also habe ich es hoffentlich richtig gemacht.

No - the authors of such collections are not obliged to update them... if one of the mods they use gets a new version

one of the reasons why the experienced mod users and especially the mod authors warn against the use of such collections or generally advise against them