Anatriax

I'm much more satisfied with Seasons of Skyrim, too. it's quite gorgeous, and nowhere near as hard on my performance.

yeah, I switched from realvision/purevision to seasons of skyrim, and now it seems to be nearly eliminated

Did you go through the Speed and Stability Guide, and follow all of the steps?

  That's because the Japanese are slowly turning into Americans. Unintelligent and non-creative. Look at our cartoons/comics over the last 20 years. It's all the same thing. Family Guy, The Simpsons, The Cleveland Show... all of it. It's all the same thing. Over and over and over. 

  Working on this one, since I saw it and I fell in love <3 Thanks for pointing me in this direction! Almost done. Just working on eliminating some clipping. Yes, it will be HDT/TBBP I love teh jiggles   EDIT: Here's what I have. For some reason, I can't get the clipping to go away with TBBP/HDT, however if I put it on a static body, there isn't any clipping. Perhaps someone with more expertise could brush it up. <3 You absolutely MUST use the new .esp that I've included. The original .esp did not support weight slider. I have edited it so that it will.    Deathscream Bodyslide.7z

    I enjoy all stupidity

Haha! <3 Glad I could help.

Are you using Mod Organizer?   And this post belongs in the technical support thread <3

Lol. CCO (Character Creation Overhaul) is listed in your load order. If UNPB is the only body you're using, I would totally remove Body Change. It's not needed at all. Body change is a mod designed to let you swap between bodies (UNP, UNPB, CBBE, ect) while in game.

  More people need to read the "Please Read Before Posting Here" thread. lol

Hmmm. Try re-running FNIS as administrator, and double checking all of your mods to make sure that they have the listed requirements. There are still tons of errors in your log, but I personally am not adept enough at reading logs to identify exactly what the problem might be.  That being said: I would personally do a fresh install, use Mod Organizer to install all of your mods, and start a new save.

You can switch it between the normal number keys (1-9, 0, and - =) Or, the number pad (1-9, 0 and + - )

All I know is I use a Razer Naga 2012 MMO mouse, and that number pad works fine.

You're loaded up with errors and warnings. Check out the Speed and Stability Guide for ENB, and the Bug Fixing/Memory management portions of that guide. If following his directions there doesn't solve your problem, get back to us and we'll be able to help.  The reason I'm referring you to this guide is because it looks like there are a lot of scripts calling for mods that aren't there. This will help eliminate those scripts, and possibly eliminate your issue.

No. The [Papyrus] section is in your skyrim.ini, in your my documents folder.   Papyrus logs are generated each time you play the game, as long as logging is turned on. You only need to have logging turned on as long as you're having issues. Once your game is stable and behaving properly, you can turn it off to help increase performance a tad.

How about a load order, and some papyrus logs That will help us narrow down your issues.

Set your [Papyrus] section back to default.   Change these settings: bEnableLogging=0bEnableTrace=0bLoadDebugInformation=0 To these:bEnableLogging=1bEnableTrace=1bLoadDebugInformation=1 Post your papyrus log from: **documents\my games\skyrim This way we can see if there are scripting problems  EDIT: and be more specific. WHICH animations aren't triggering? Their casting animations? Their movement animations? Are they just a T-shape moving around, lobbing spells? We need to know exactly how the animations are misbehaving.

I don't know that there is one. If there is, it would probaby rely on a lot of scripting, and make your game unstable. Again, consider it an excuse to get your Conjuration skill up more quickly

They don't follow you. At least, not that I've ever noticed. Use this as an excuse to get your conjuration skill higher!

  Pretty much. lol That's why I pointed him to the stability guides. To help clean up that mess some. If he's still getting CTD's after following those guides, it will be much easier for us to diagnose what the problems are.

I know I keep referring people to this guide, but it really is one of the best guides out there to help stabilize your game.    Check out the Speed and Stability Guide for ENB on the Nexus.  http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/50214/   And Project Stability http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/32363/?   The reason I suggest these is because not all CTD's are caused by papyrus errors. A lot can be, yes, but you'll also CTD if you run out of memory, or if there are mod conflicts, or even if you have some bad .ini edits.  If you're like me, and a lot of people are, you like to experiment with mods. Mods can leave remnants of scripts in your save, even if you never really played with them. Say... you only had the mod active for 5 minutes, and didn't test the full funtionality of the mod, just the primary feature that attracted it to you... then you saved. Ooops. Now there are scripts left over in your save! Following the first guide's section on bug fixing can help reduce problems with this. Papyrus Util is an amazing save cleaner.  NOTE: There is no such thing as a totally clean save, unless you start from the beginning of the game with no mods active.   Just a quick glance at your log, though... the bug fixing/memory management portion of this guide may help you quite a bit.

have you always used CCO and Racemenu together? They're both character creation mods, that could cause some conflicts.   also I'd check to make sure "body change" is directed to the right place. It looks like the mesh is missing ( the .nif file ). It's likely a problem with the mesh.

d3d9.dll (required by ENB, SweetFX, HiAlgo Boost) is based on DX9.  And why are you not a fan of mod managers? With Mod Organizer, nothing ever touches your actual install. It's all done through a virtual file system. That way, if you find a mod to be problematic, you can just uninstall it, with no threat or impact to other mods (unless it's listed as a master. Be sure to rebuild reproccer and wrye bash patches)

http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/50214/?   Follow this guide closely. Do the first step of the guide before you install ANY mods.  http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrim/mods/32363/? There are a few reiterations of the previous guide in this one, but still some very helpful information   If you have questions on how to help make your game more stable, please feel free to inbox me. 

I couldn't play with anything less than 40, lol. I'm on an older machine (I think I've posted my specs in a few other posts), but I've managed to get some tweaks just right... between Windows and Skryim. I'm not QUITE where I want to be as far as visuals, and I'm a little lower than I'd like on performance... but it is what it is. Until I can afford a new GPU, RAM, and CPU, I'm stuck with what I have.