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Check python.log nor xvm.log for occurrency of exceptions or errors. It's not easy to tell even for experiences modders, quite often it's impossible to tell without try and error method.

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If there is no obvious error in the log file then I start by renaming "mod" first to see if a packaged mod is the culprit.   If a crash continues I revert back and rename "resmods" and repeat.  That at least helps home in on the class of mod first (packaged or not).  Then start disabling mods one at a time.

 

BTW, I have found that sound mods typically are the most bugged mods -- although I did discover recently that an external python script for XVM was causing a problem in that it was outdated.  I forgot my first rule of python -- everything is evaluated, regardless of whether or not the code is actually used.  I caught the error in the python.log file.

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