After a fresh wipe and reinstall of Skyrim I installed STEP core plus some of the extended mods like Wet and Cold. In addition, I added some of the mods from Everything + the Kitchen Sink. I checked all of them for conflicts and then sorted and made a new bash patch. I'm getting random CTDs: they happen in multiple conditions and I can't seem to replicate any of them. I'm also having missing textures in two forms, either the texture is gone and the item is plain pink or blue, or the object is pure black, with only the silhouette visible. Most of the time it's inconsistent, like I load into an area and they're fine, leave, come back and the textures are gone. Saving and restarting brings them all back. The only consistent issues I've seen is that whenever I start a new game, the companions fighting the giant near the beginning of the game are missing weapon textures. Also, the textures on doors in Windhelm are always messed up, being replaced by a weird brown wall-like texture. Also, the game seems to crash every 5-6 minutes, pretty consistently. List of mods beyond STEP mods: open citiesinconsequential npcswinterhold - expanded ruinsbetter fast travel - carriages and ships expandedcivil war overhaulbetter vampirespredator vision I've also tried the SKSE Plugin Preloader and Crash Fixes from the thread here and it hasn't helped, I've enabled Papyrus logs and it seems to have a different error every time. Here are 3 of them: https://pastebin.com/3DeUMJfahttps://pastebin.com/ZDHnD7hLhttps://pastebin.com/ZDHnD7hL The errors in these logs before crashing are: 1. Error: Unable to bind script ARTH_OCS_MapMarkerSphereTGRiften to (63058A3B) because their base types do not match 2. Error: Unable to call RegisterForSingleUpdate - no native object bound to the script object, or object is of incorrect typestack:[None].inviseyesfix.RegisterForSingleUpdate() - "<native>" Line ?[None].inviseyesfix.OnEffectStart() - "inviseyesfix.psc" Line 9 3. The third doesn't appear to have anything at all. All of these errors also happen some 3-5 minutes before the actual crash occurs. Thank you for your help.