Starfield Load Order How To And FAQS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ม.ค. 2025
- Today, im going to be breaking down the mod load order and giving my opinion on how you can make your game run smoother with mods. I'll be referencing a reddit post that goes into great detail on load order presets.
One thing to note is that the lower a mod is the higher priority it is given. So, any mods that you don't want messed with put them lower on the list
You can check that our here
/ recommend_mod_load_ord...
Hello Crimson, Creator of Xeno Master here. it doesn't actually matter where you put Xeno Master in your load order. It shouldn't cause any problems since my mod makes absolutely no changes to the base game content at all. If Xeno Master needed to be legit somewhere, you can probably put it next to where other companions mods are usually installed. I mention under compatibility in the mod description where it should be fine with just about everything. If somehow people have issues, I would tell them to check their mod (index) count (see if they are getting close to the 110/90 mod limit). I also noticed the page for Xeno Master is outdated, but obviously that is a Creations/Bethnet related issue.
With some of the people mention here in the comments, I cannot stress enough. Always read the mod description. I had people ask me questions (about Xeno Master) already answered in FAQs or in the literal mod description itself!
Regardless great video, thanks for sharing with us.
My brother in virtual christ. Did you remove the collision yet on the other pet follower mod? I checked today but still no update. Is that project cancelled or just currently on hold?
I've used Fallout 4 and Skyrims load orders as a guide at the same time for Starfield, and the experience has been mostly smooth. Where either is different, I guess my best.
Also, I place SKK below all my ship building mods, because it's not a building mod, it's a menu add on, so I have that above any mods that add to my menu in its own section.
I personally feel when it comes particularly to Starfield and anyone talking about mods that they really should try and properly explain to their viewers about the load order and how to properly setup their load order. So many players I’ve read in other comments on load order have problems on PC and Xbox with mods, crashes and not understanding how to organize the mods. I myself spend so much time scouring TH-cam to find really proper detail video that explained how to properly understand and setup load your load order first mods. It then took me many hours to completely rearrange the entire mod list of around a 100 mods to get it setup right and still then fiddled with it a few more hours loading the game then back to fiddle with load order. At best, man you’d think Starfield would make this kinda thing automatically organized. Because you also do have to be mindful as you add mods later on to put it in its right place in load order so it don’t become a headache to reorganize. Understanding the “category” in the game of where a mod falls into was really important to understand and then where that category falls on the load list order. Category as in is this mod a UI mod, it is a Patches mod which goes to the top or loads first in order. Is this mod Gameplay related mod, is this mod Environmental which are close to the top, but well below Patches and anything UI related, but loads before Gear and Gameplay mods. That is what I’m trying to say in understanding which then he,ps you later if you add a new mod understanding where that goes in your entire list category of mods.
Couldn't agree more! Looking at these vids with mods I don't even use aren't helpful. Really simple, this type of mod goes in this category and this category goes here in the load order. Boom, done. Anything related to a Skyrim load order is not really viable for Starfield. Completely different.
Aren't patches the last things (or close to) that should be loaded? I've experimented a lot with Fallout and use generally the same load order style for Starfield and haven't really had any problems with it.
@@GoldenLeafsMovies Patches are to load first. They affect every part of the game systems and need to be loaded first before any other mods to fix the issues.
@@ardentdfender4116 Are you referring to patches as in bug fixes cause whenever I download patches (for other mods) it mentions that they should be loaded last.
@@GoldenLeafsMovies I play on PC and I only load mods from the creations store. There are two patches for the game itself in the creations store. The “Unofficial Starfield Patch” and the Starfield Community Patch” which are all bug fixed for the game as done by the mod community to fix the game bugs. Both these mods goes at the top of the list so as to load first and fix game issues before any other mods are loaded. In the description of the mods themselves, it tells you they are to be loaded first in mod list. I’m not sure what other patch you’re referring to. But it helps to read whatever description info of any other patch mod. I myself has both those mods installed and for a while now and I’ve had no issues and with over 100+ mods installed after that.
The first rule of modding: always read the mod description.
The second rule of modding: Always read the mod description.
It sounds obvious but you would be surprised how many people will see something cool looking instantly click download without thinking.
First rule: read description.
Second rule: search youtube for reviews! 😂
I still struggle, I'll read a mod description word for word and not understand the instructions that's why I have to look up videos like this and others and ask questions when I can.
A great vid for organization, thanks to Reddit for trying to setup a good load order. Thanks to the modders who make good instructions. And finally, thank you Crimson for bringing this to our attention.
Nice video. Iv been modding for a while and I got close to 150 mods between vortex and creations, but I could have used this video when I first started with creations
Remember to always put updates on your calendar for whatever game you are modding. The day before an update comes out turn off all mods. Once the update comes out, start the game save and then try turning on mods a few at a time. This should save you some time on having to redownload everything for Starfield. However some mods will always have to be kept off until the author updates it to work with the new game version.
The Rug landing pad is one of my fav, so immersive
Coffee time! Blowing my mind first thing in the morning. Great video, thanks for sharing.
My xbox must died whatever the fuck it likes, I move a mod, and exit, go back in, it's put back to where the game fuckin decides. I've no idea what the craic is, and the length of loads times, jaysus.
I play on xbox, when I want to put a new mod, or whatever, I enter the game, save the game, exit the game, delete Reserved Space, reset the console and reload the last save. Then the game asks me if I want to install all mods that were active. Then the game installs everything in its own order and arranges the mods, in 90% of cases everything works perfectly for me, every mod is active and I don't have any game crashes. So, if it could help someone, I would be glad, best regards 👍.
Sometimes the game rearanges the load order for me, it hasn't happened in a while but it's annoying when it does cause I have to move all the mods back into place.
It’s not putting them “in order” it just shuffles them around 😂 and when you delete them and it asks you if you want to re download then it just tries to put them back how you had it , it isn’t the creation club fixing the order
Plus if you delete a mod why does it stay in your library
The Community Patch is careful to not include unwanted changes. The Unofficial Patch is the one with the history Crimson mentions. Also be aware that the LOOT database doesn't have enough information in its database yet to be particularly useful. Be aware also that the BGS manager you have to use on console is not very reliable. It doesn't update mods correctly; you have to delete and redownload. It also has an issue of not remembering your load order. I have also seen it re-enable mods that you have disabled.
Remember not to delete mods unless you are very confident that it is safe to do so. It can easily corrupt your save file.
Hello friend. I'm pretty sure you're aware by the time of this writing that it's been discovered that the Community Patch has unwanted changes as well.
They need to fix this whole "invisible" cap they have on how many mods we can have. Why give us 99 gbs of space and we can only have 100 mods!? 😪😭🤣
I appreciate the work this video took to make😅...thank you crimson 👍🙌
Nahw, every time i follow a youtubers instruction on load orders i have to reinstall my games.
Had this happen with starfield too. I use my own random load order (except for the mods that clearly point out in the discription where to place them) and have about 3 a day.
I use a "good" load order from youtube and i either crash after a second loading screen or just crash right away.
Like a youtuber said i had to use the star wars aliens mod around 35% down the load order. Just completely removed the aliens wich said mod should have brought with.
I place it exactly where the tuber tells me not to put it and it works like a charm.
I've just depended on recommended Fallout 4 load orders and try to fit how Starfield mods would work on it, never had a problem (though I haven't downloaded many mods (around 30 and not all of them are enabled) and don't download mods that tend to conflict/be unstable).
Correct me if i sm wrong. I am a newbie but from what i understand you wanna put game changing mods at the top, followed by either outpost or ship then companions & last things like skins or guns etc.
Can you show your full load order
Timely and much appreciated CFB and thanks for the link. My current issue is the partially invisible NPCs and the odd looking structures (weird lighting from a distance) until you get right up to them. Are these mod load issues? And look , a lot of us who aren't computer experts just want a smooth playing game. So what you share does help. And if anyone has a thought about what I can do to fix the two issues above then that would be appreciated! Now..onto that Reddit Link!
...hi dudes, i appreciate your comments about load orders, but put it in a List view not as normal text please 😘 ...
...i mean like this:
*MyLoadorder
*mod1
*mod2
*mod3
* thx 😎 ...
...THX, i think to read the comments is also very helpfull 🤓...
I’ve posted on Reddit about this a few times now 😭 I really wish I could just give someone a list and pay them real fucking adult money to organize it for me lmaoo like for real there’s so many things I want to add but just like my dumb ass used to do with Skyrim I’ll end up getting 10-15 hours in and everything starts going to shit
There’s so many good survival type immersive mods for your ship and combat and outposts and everything and then there’s useful brigs and nonviolent framework and all the little “job” mods and the ship building plus the armors and my damn neon sleep crate yadda yadda yadda 😭 😭 I wish there was a mod that you could plug in that somehow made them all fall into order
Why doesn’t Bethesda or a modder release a patch or mod (i.e. the Ship Vendor Framework mod) that when downloaded automatically places any mods downloaded into the proper load order?
That would be vortex mod manager which is a separate program on PC
My only problem is that im around 120. And some mods in between the catalogs like Crafting or armor. the load orders don't show up in game. Even if i move stuff around. It either cause my first mod of crafting thats not working. Working. Then causes one of the other crafting mods to not show up anymore.
I just wish we could have more then 120 working perfectly. And if only Bethesda has a way of making Catalogs list for us to put our stuff in.
Or make an Auto generated load order to help us out
I think you hit the soft limit on mods. 100-110 plus same issue. Most of the mods I run are outfits, armor and ship building mods.
It's not the number of mods. It's that most mods cause issues with each other and no one realizes it. Most mod makers for Starfield now are feeling in the dark. Many mods are made by people who are still learning. If you have more than 10-15 mods right now, as the new community is learning, things will break.
Not always. It could literally be a break in the order they're loading. Say you have a mod that adds to the leveled lists of a game, and say you have a house mod that comes with vendors. You want the leveled lists to go above any mods that add in vendors as the leveled lists are the thing those vendors are loading their supply from.
Placing it above will break the leveled lists and your game.
That's just one example of many. You gotta figure out where to place your mods, in relation to other mods.
Does anyone know why my game crashes when I update the mods? (PC)
POI Integration Project isn't necessary any more according to the creation author
Good practice is too disable before deleting
I stay confused on the mods I got some that won't even work says something like other files are missing therfore it don't work. And shuts off other things with no explanation don't know what to do with modes like the Sara mod can't get it to work at all
Woah you got like a little over 20 mods and you already used up, up to 100gb space?? I got 80 mods in my load order and all of them put together adds up to only around 5gb. And pretty much 40% of the mods in my load order are full masters.
Just use LOOT like any normal person, but Starfield modding right now is pathetically simple, so it hardly matters.
Xbox players don't have access to loot
How about all of the shipyard mods? Where do they go? Thats the problem with utilizing Skyrim LOs for the xbox users. Lot of us don't havebthe ability to load up on PC ro run a mod organizer. Does anyone have a stable load order guide that specifically addresses where we place ship mods and armor mods.
I would recommend looking up Fallout 4 load order since it seems to have similar quirks (settlement stuff). I tend to put starship stuff just below settlement mods (unless it's an overhaul mod in which case it goes up higher into what I would call "Core Gameplay" section).
And does anyone know how to fix the partially invisible NPC's walking around? I suspect it's maybe a clothing mod but not certain. If anyone had this problem and found a fix then I'd appreciate your reply. Thx! Addendum. The Star Wars Outfits for the main characters was the cause. I do have a couple of other clothing mods so it may have been some conflict with them or it could have been the mod itself. That load order list you posted is really helpful.
Save and quit, and then relaunch the game.
Seems to be a visual bug tied to load order. Not everyone had the issue, and those that did found that they managed to make it go away permanently after rearranging stuff.
Can You Review starfield project warfare mod
Will do
Love your videos. Thank you for the great work! Can you please maybe do a review of the Dynamic Universe Mod by youngneil1 (300 Credits) and Archivist of Altair by InvokerGray (100 Credits)? Would be awesome.
I will get a review out of them.
@@CrimsonFlyboy Thank you so much!
I just want to know where my UC outfits replacers go in the load order this video is really rambling
I've given up on mods, vanilla game works best now😅
your wrong the unoffical patcxh is a mandatory must
yes u do need the unoffical patch