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To my knowledge, access violations usually result when a program tries to read or write to an address that it can't (because it belongs to another program, or it doesn't exist etc etc) It could be caused by anything from bad software logic, to faulty RAM. Either way, it's a problem that should be well beyond the scope of a mod, given that mods can only use code that already exists, in banished a mod can't execute its own scripts...Or at least mine don't.