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Thank you for your answer. Actually, I currently have trouble running DynDOLOD. I can create LOD just fine (DynDOLOD 3) but the esm/esp-files (including Occlusion.esp) are not being created for some reason. So while I am using the LOD-mesh and texture files created, I unfortunately can't use DynDOLOD in its full potential as I used to be able to. I might try and remove ShadowBoost.dll to see if it is then more/or less stable.

I always get those CTD's exclusively when running/riding around Tamriel. Other worldspaces are ok. Netscript says always something similar: Probable callstack { [0] 0x7FF6E5A01711 (SkyrimSE.exe+D51711) BSCullingProcess::unk_D51650+C1 [1] 0x7FF6E5F86F77 (SkyrimSE.exe+12D6F77) unk_12D6F20+57 [2] 0x7FF6E5F92DEE (SkyrimSE.exe+12E2DEE) ListAccumulationJob_12E2DE0+E [3] 0x7FF6E58E2A81 (SkyrimSE.exe+C32A81) JobList::Process_C329B0+D1 [4] 0x7FF6E58E4C48 (SkyrimSE.exe+C34C48) BSJobs::JobThread::Func1_C34930+318 [5] 0x7FF6E58BD6BD (SkyrimSE.exe+C0D6BD) StartAddress_0_C0D680+3D [6] 0x7FFF8CC9E8D7 (KERNEL32.DLL+2E8D7) [7] 0x7FFF8DDC8D9C (ntdll.dll+8D9C) } This is the short version of course. It doesn't mention any other plugins involved (only the main game exe). I am fine, as long as I just fast-travel, but I run into a BSCulling Crash whenever I want to enjoy Nature in Tamriel for more than just a couple of cells (especially if I look around). The crashes are NOT specific to a location, and after a crash I am good for a while. Does anyone have a tip on what is the underlying cause of this type of crash and how to avoid this CTD?

OK, I am Sorry Sheeshon. I wasn't able to write anything with Firefox (just upload files). Had to switch to Edge. I always get a: Error: LODGenx64Win.exe failed to generate object LOD for xyWorld. LODGenx64Win.exe returned C0000005 (the logs for the affected Worlds are attached). However the Logs are inconclusive (at least for me). https://limewire.com/d/jeBFa#6oiJTkv9Xk (for the Debug Log) LODGen_SSE_Lastendell_log.txt LODGen_SSE_MidwoodIsle_log.txt LODGen_SSE_Tamriel_log.txt LODGen_SSE_HNTWorld_log.txt LODGen_SSE_MidwoodIsle_log.txt LODGen_SSE_Lastendell_log.txt LODGen_SSE_HNTWorld_log.txt LODGen_SSE_Tamriel_log.txt

... finished now. Ran all the way through. Here are the logs: https://ufile.io/f/bt6sm Sorry for the delay, my kitten had the zoomies and ran over the laptop after about half an hour, cancelling Lod-creation. I had to restart.

currently running with the original (faulty) version of the mesh present. It is actually creating LOD and long over the point where it usually has stopped with the texconv-Error.

Just for clarification: I assume you wan't me to run this test with the faulty nif present, right? (I have removed the erroneous entry in that nif, however; I can just drop the original one into the load order. No Problem).

https://ufile.io/8onhph9k This is with 4.1.5f

Of course, here it is: https://ufile.io/3yxapwiz

It also gave me the info on which mesh caused this problem; it seems to have an erroneous entry in the BSShaderTextures for the windows. I just re-downloaded The Great City of Winterhold again, checked and yes, this is indeed in there. I will inform the author on nexus.

Yes; it worked! Thank you soo very much for this! Logs for the successful run: https://ufile.io/f/mkqwm

There are two files in textures\lod tgcwinterholdstonerough_basecolorlod.dds tgcwinterholdstonerough_basecolorlod_n.dds Removing them doesn't change the outcome unfortunately tgcwinterholdstonerough_basecolorlod.dds tgcwinterholdstonerough_basecolorlod_n.dds

New Logs: https://ufile.io/f/qagtq Thank you for the tip with the second esp, that was a leftover from some testing which got probably enabled by accident. I removed it now. Unfortunately, even with the new test-version it is still the very same error with the same in-existent file.

There really was no ".dds" (asset browser couldn't find it). But by disabling the plugins I installed last, I was able to track it down to the mod "The Great City of Winterhold v4 (4.1.1)", I had upgraded "The Great Cities - Resources SE" as well. Still I re-downloaded both files and tried it again but no luck. I still get the same error. It is late, I have work tomorrow. I will go to bed.

Link to DynDOLOD_SSE_Debug_log.txt and DynDOLOD_SSE_log.txt (no bugreport.txt): https://ufile.io/f/iahu8 I am always getting the following message when trying to create new LOD it always stops just right after it starts creating LOD: [Window Title] DynDOLOD [Main Instruction] Texconv error 80004005. [Content] textures\.dds "G:\Mods\...DynDoLOD\Edit Scripts\Texconvx64.exe" -nologo -gpu 0 -y -m 1 -aw 256 -f R8G8B8A8_UNORM -o "C:\Users\Aufisch\AppData\Local\Temp\DynDOLOD_SSE" "C:\Users\Aufisch\AppData\Local\Temp\DynDOLOD_SSE\BBDF67161E214C6AAB7BC991708B8771.dds" Click on this link for additional explanations and help for this message For qualified help and advice or to report a problem make a post on the official DynDOLOD support forum. [Exit DynDOLOD] [Footer] Online Help | Support Forum | Copy message to clipboard I scanned my complete texture folder for an emtpy? .dds but could not find it. I Things I tried so far: - re-downloaded (yesterday) and repaired my Vis+ installs -> rebooted my computer and tried again - re-ran TexGen - used asset browser (xEdit) to search all bsa's for that illusive .dds file. - Manually screened all bsa's since I last successfully ran DynDOLOD (last Friday) for that same file - ran Cathedral texture optimizer over my loose texture files I am at a complete loss now

Sorry if I sounded disrespectful. I don't know how DynDOLOD works, I always assumed it would only process certain pre-defined records, but it makes sense that it would process all of static records. I have since tried again twice, and it went through the third time. I have uploaded the corresponding bugreport.txt, but I don't have the original debug log anymore as it got overwritten. I uploaded the last debug log (of the successful run) anyway as neither my modlist, nor the load-order has changed since. debug log: https://ufile.io/a5ixrhqm Bugreport: https://ufile.io/x5tak6wt