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Yeah, that's what I ended up doing and it looks like DynDOLOD works without issue now. Thanks again for your time!

Well, it looks like I may have solved the issue. It turns out that, for whatever reason, installing the Visual C++ Redistributable 2022 through protontricks into my SSE prefix as opposed to only having it in my default wine prefix has gotten the latest test DLL to work for me. It was a workaround I discovered while installing Open Animation Replacer. If there's any further tests you'd like me to run, I'm more than happy to. Otherwise thank you so much for your time, sheson. Sorry it was a problem on my end!

Sadly another failure. SKSE64.log and screenshot here. https://ufile.io/ytzzq2v2

Failed. Here's the SKSE64.log as well as the screenshot of the message window. https://ufile.io/ra3c5n3u

I updated my Visual C++ Redistributable for 2015, 2017, 2019, and 2022 through winetricks as it turns out I didn't have the latest. Unfortunately that didn't seem to fix the issue. This is my SKSE64.log using the latest test version. No DynDOLOD.log was generated. https://ufile.io/qleemjgs

A success! SKSE64.log https://ufile.io/ryl8lkum DynDOLOD.log https://ufile.io/ii0o6bx5

Okay, this is the SKSE64.log using the latest test version above. No DynDOLOD.log was generated. https://ufile.io/ujiel0qf

It seems I may be having a similar issue as the user from this thread: https://stepmodifications.org/forum/topic/20149-skse-error-message-on-sse-startup/#comment-282413. I have attempted to launch the game with only dyndolod.dll and no other mods. This is the log from that attempt. https://paste.ee/p/446uE This was with the dll available from https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/97720, though I have also tried the last dll from the aforementioned support post and still have the same issue. My game version is 1.6.1170, and while I'm sure it is very likely irrelevant, I'm running it through the latest versions of wine/proton on Linux. I have the most recent versions of the .Net runtime as well as Visual Studio. Any help is greatly appreciated!