Cyberpunk 2.12 will not open with Mods until....

[mfmunera]

Until Redtext is Updated.

[Tokenn]

Redtext? Do you mean redscript or RED4ext? Both have been updated for 2.12.

[SPARKEY]

I found that I had to delete everything in the folder 'Cyberpunk 2077\r6\cache', then verify files through steam.
Check the recent posts for each framework mod on nexus. For a lot of people just updating/copying over the top to update isn't working.

[Man with no name]

ya no mods are working for me

[Actalo]

Originally posted by Man with no name:

ya no mods are working for me

Then it's a different dependency

[Cutie ♡]

You need to update everything, then create a new profile for Cyberpunk (in Vortex). Enable the new profile and then switch back to your old profile. This has worked for me and many other people on Nexus.

[★REM★]

That is why i only manually install all my mods, vortex tend to mess up a lot with red4ext and cet updates.

[EricHVela]

I had to clean out all mods (and their files are scattered around), verify files with Steam (as a complete 100% guaranteed cleanup can delete a few game files, too), and reinstall the mods. (I don't use a mod manager for CP'77. I also don't use any mods that replace Steam-installed game files. 5 small Steam files were in mod folders I deleted during the cleanup.)

I also don't use 100+ mods, just a few photomode pose mods with their dependencies. (Why CDPR didn't have a YOLO pose already seems silly to me.)

[Tokenn]

I used Cyberclean to clear out my game and then deleted it entire and created a new install. Then I used Vortex to reinstall the mods I wanted _after_ they were updated for 2.12. I didn't have to do it that way...but after installing and deleting various mods for months, I though starting fresh would be a good idea....and it was.

Vortex works very well if you use it correctly. Problems only crop up when a mod download is structured incorrectly by the mod creator, and those are easy to find and fix.

[Ģ◊иℤ◊⚡ℤ∀муpΛй]

Originally posted by mfmunera:

Until Redtext is Updated.

the constant updates are very annoying i will get rid of it until they move on to the next cyberpunk game.

[Bogmore]

Originally posted by The Pixel Punisher:

I tried playing the game after a clean install, and verifying all game files. My video driver and system OS were up-to-date. No mods are installed, and the crashing issue has been persisting for me consistently.

Was it a clean reinstall or a normal reinstall? Yes, there is a difference.

[EricHVela]

Mod files are scattered around. I've read about some multi-game mod managers checking for current versions of expected installed mods and installing them if the mods are not found.

ALSO: Mods can save data into save files, making them unplayable without the related mod. Your old modded saves may cause crashes, especially with a fully cleaned install.

Be aware that the majority are not experiencing constant crashes. That suggests there are unexpected things on the specific systems which experience constant crashes.

Always keep your gaming system clean, and simply not using an admin account all the time does wonders to keep things clean. You might be surprised how easily things drop stuff into your computer without your explicit say-so as an admin. Updated drivers and firmware won't do any good with an OS cluttered by junk.

[mfmunera]

Ok. guys; go to the Red4text mod page over at Nexus, click on the Description Tab once you do, look carefully you'll find a link to GitHub as you read, Download the archive red4text 1.23.1, open it, and then copy the bin and the Red4text folders into the Cyberpunk 2077 game folder; straight up.
*Redscript was updated on 3.6.2024 by the way