Talk:CS Crashes

Questions

1. Haama, The tip on saving plugins for the first time was really helpful. Unfortunately, CS crashes every time I save, even without render windows. Do you have any further suggestions? Is there a link to a forum where this sort of thing is discussed?--Fstony
2. I'm requesting help, my tes application crashes while trying to edit any npc when i go to the face selection, even on the vanilla file... no warnings or anything and i have the latest version and the patch. whats the problem?--Xionreaver
3. I am creating a really large mod using the Heightmap Editor. It creates so many maps just fine, but after a certain point, it crashes whenever I try to save a new map. I can edit the zones where there are all ready maps created, but new ones are the problem. Furthermore, I can edit anything by hand in the editor just fine. I am trying to find if there's a way around this bug. It's probably worth mentioning that my system is running Vista. Hardware limitations aren't even being tested (2.4 GB Ram of 4.0 GB used, CPU and Harddrives are fine). Is there some limitation for the height map on how many maps it can create?
4. I need some help with editing dialogue as whenever I add or edit dialogue in the CS crashes(I'm using vista which may be why)and I kinda need dialogue to make a good quest.--Ichigo9090
5. Hello! I just started learning how to mod oblivion.. But I can't even load Oblivion.esm into CS. When loading reaches 58%, CS crashed and that all. I have vista, I tried xp compatibility mode and run as admin. Do you have any ideas? --Robar 12:47, 14 January 2011 (EST)
6. I have found that using Oblivion Mod Manager to move the mod back from the virtual store has been helpful for the first save crash.

My CS still crashes every time I try and start a new mod even though I tried your suggestions. Any ideas on what is wrong?

You are most likely to have the best luck with your questions if you go to the Forums. Sad to say, no one who knows the answer checks this page.

Dragoon Wraith TALK 10:48, 1 August 2011 (EDT)