Finding which mod crashes my game (Modded)

[❂Jamie❂]

As the title suggests. I'm playing with several mods but how can I find out which mod is crashing my game without going to every single mod to check? I've looked at the crash log but I don't know which part tells me the crash, rather just the log of everything.

The thing that's crashing me is interacting with any form of well. Both normal and large, pressing E on it gives me a fatal crash. I can't tell if it's the "Script Stack" that is the crash process.

Anyone else had this issue or know what mods break wells? Anything helpful would be appreciated!

[cattibria]

It might be a combination of the mods you are using. If the wells work in the vanilla game, then load them back in one at a time until the wells no longer work. The game does validate that the installed mods are up to date and will work with the current build.

[matke587]

Also depends in what order you load the mods, as some alter the same file!

[Testerle]

1. check every single mods steam page. most of the time your are not the first one with this problem and you will find other players with similar problems in the comments section.
2. also often listed on the workshop pages of the mods: incompatibilities between mods or load order for certain mod combinations.
3. if you have no luck on the workshop pages remove all your mods and add one by one until the problem starts again.

I would re-add the mods one by one ordered by the last update date. the oldest mod(s) first. the longer it has been since the last update of a mod, the greater the chance of incompatibility with the current version of the game.

[❂Jamie❂]

Thanks for the tips guys! I was hoping to avoid the readding of mods one by one because Conan has to close and reopen which might take a long time.

Thanks again!

[matke587]

@Jamie no need to keep closing conan down twice.

Open file:

Drive C/Steam/Steamapps/Common/Canon Exiles/Conansandbox/Mods

That list is directly linked to mod list in game so much easier to Just move the lines round in that file.

The * before the drive name means that mod is active

[xDreii]

Yeap, I have the same problem, they can't update the game without breaking the mods...
(I know I'm late)

[Multigun]

Originally posted by xDreII2000:

Yeap, I have the same problem, they can't update the game without breaking the mods...
(I know I'm late)

Zero need to necro this thread. And that's the risk of using mods, not Funcom's fault that they want to update their own game. Mod authors (like me) know how to deal with it. Mod users should to.

[Prodeathy]

Originally posted by Multigun:

Originally posted by xDreII2000:

Yeap, I have the same problem, they can't update the game without breaking the mods...
(I know I'm late)

Zero need to necro this thread. And that's the risk of using mods, not Funcom's fault that they want to update their own game. Mod authors (like me) know how to deal with it. Mod users should to.

your reply is insignificant do to everyone knowing what a mod is. your not helping

[cattibria]

Please leave necromancy to necromancers.