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read through this guide's mods to avoid section and then preferably perform a clean install of the game and use it if you want a fully functioning game
https://vivanewvegas.github.io/avoid-mods.html
This.
That modlist is a complete dumpster fire. Several of those alone (Project Nevada, for instance) will break your saves over time. Several are just outright broken (FCO). Some are not only broken (Asurah's anims) but superseded by something so vastly superior (kNVSE animation packs) that using them makes zero sense at all.
On top of all that, you're got conflicts out the nose. PN literally conflicts or duplicates functionality from like 3 other mods you have.
The Someguy series is a bit outdated and is currently being remastered. Use the NVB 1 LE version for now, and wait on the rest of the series.
Ojo is about the worst texture pack to use solo - aside from a lot of weird jank, the Nuka machine model will cause your FPS to take a ♥♥♥♥, and occasionally outright crash the game.
Enhanced Camera is weird hackery and incompatible with some newer mods.
WME/WMX are broadly incompatible with a ton of other mods, and due to their age and jank many mods don't get patched for them anymore.
Interior Lighting Overhaul is obsolete and broadly incompatible. Use Simple Interior Lighting Overhaul instead.
In general, just start completely over, and avoid mods from before 2018ish unless you are willing to learn how to manually patch things in xEdit yourself.
thanks for the help now its just the hard part, finding everything and getting it working