How to check if a Mod crashes the Game?

[Supersofty]

I literally Mod my games to death.
Is there a way to check if a Mod is working well and on what position in the loading queue it doesnt crash the game?
At the moment i start the game, try a combination of Mods, wait, game crashes. Rinse and repeat until its working. There must be a better way.

[Ruffio]

With modding it's at large trial and error... You already found the way, not just how you want it to be -)

[SarkanyWolf]

you klick on "yes" whe the ask you on crash and the show up you where mod crash it

[Action Man]

Install mods one at a time. Load up the game and do something the mod is supposed to alter. If things appear to be working, do the same thing with the next.

Bannerlord has an extra wrinkle in that there are multiple versions of the game available. This lets players pick the version their mods work with to allow for more convenience, but it also may require more testing from the player.

[Supersofty]

Thanks for the fast replies.
I was hoping for some kind of a Program were you just add the Mods and it sorts it out for you.
Good old try-and-error-for-hours-to-find-the-right-combination it is then. =)

[Action Man]

Originally posted by Supersofty:

Thanks for the fast replies.
I was hoping for some kind of a Program were you just add the Mods and it sorts it out for you.
Good old try-and-error-for-hours-to-find-the-right-combination it is then. =)

I think Butterlib offers the crash report. It will give you a popup when your game crashes*. It will tell you what failed to happen, and what mods were involved.

This doesn't guarantee which mod is causing the crash, only that the game crashed while it tried to do something. If you can read/understand the coding, you may be able to figure it out yourself.

*Not all crashes give a report. Some crashes will still just shut down the game.

https://www.nexusmods.com/mountandblade2bannerlord/mods/2018?tab=description