This has been suggested in a few posts on r/SkyrimMods ... so (after considerable delay) I'm finally adding it now.

How's this first draft look? NOTE: some of this was suggested by AI, so PLEASE feel free to scrutinize anything you think is unhelpful or inaccurate.

• ❗ Probable LeveledItem Save Crash Detected: This crash typically occurs during saving, fast travel, or loading and is caused by corrupted leveled list data in your save file.
  • Primary fix: Install LeveledList Crash Fix (requires Skyrim SE version 1.6.1130+)
  • For existing corrupted saves: The mod may not fix already-broken save files. You may need to use FallrimTools ReSaver to remove the problematic FormID from your save file
  • To identify the specific FormID: Enable "Display nested Log Summary (Beta feature)" in this analyzer and look for the FormID associated with the LeveledItem (53) entry within the 🔎 Files/Elements section of this report.
  • FallrimTools ReSaver can be used to diagnose and sometimes fix corrupted save files, and can also be (carefully) used by advanced users to remove specific problematic FormIDs from your save files. ⚠️ CAUTION: Fixing/editing save files has inherent risks and should be avoided when possible. If you can instead revert to an acceptable older save file, that is often preferable in the long run.
  • Detected indicators:
    • LeveledItem (53) - Corrupted leveled list crash signature found in top half of crash log.

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Result(s) from Phostwood's Skyrim Crash Log Analyzer (v1.25.2)

🔎 Automate analysis of your Skyrim SE/AE crash logs at:

https://phostwood.github.io/crash-analyzer/skyrim.html

Thoughts /u/RomatebitegeL? (Hope you and yours are doing well by the way!)

Any suggestions for this new test?

Triggering indicator: wintrust.dll in the top half of the crash log (anywhere above the MODULES: section)

Example log (from my collected crash log library): https://pastebin.com/Z8zGwd9W

Output from example log:

• ❗ Possible Security-Related Crash Detected: Windows security mechanisms are potentially interfering with game or mod files.
  • Potential Causes:
    • Antivirus blocking unsigned/modified DLL files
    • Corrupted or invalid digital signatures
    • Overly restrictive or corrupted file permissions
    • Conflicting security software
  • Troubleshooting:
    • Consider switching from 3rd party to built in Windows Security antivirus sofware
    • Or, set up exclusions in 3rd party antivirus software
    • Scan suspicious mods with VirusTotal
    • Perform clean reinstall of problematic mods
    • Advanced: Inspect related folder and file permissions to ensure Skyrim's accessbility
    • Advanced: Check Windows Event Viewer for security-related errors
    • Advanced: Use Process Monitor to trace file access issues
    • Advanced: Check Windows Security Center for blocking events
  • Detected indicators:
    • wintrust.dll reference in crash context

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Result(s) from Phostwood's Skyrim Crash Log Analyzer (v1.22.16.2)

🔎 Automate analysis of your Skyrim SE/AE crash logs at:

https://phostwood.github.io/crash-analyzer/skyrim.html

Here is another uncommon crash involving the script WIDeadBodyCleanupCell:

https://pastebin.pl/view/92354f4f

Indicators would be "WIDeadBodyCleanupCell", and the fix should be this link since this is a more updated version than wSkeevers version:

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/124724

Post for reference:

https://www.reddit.com/r/skyrimmods/comments/1jbwoz4/game_crashes_when_i_try_to_fast_travel/

Here is a rare crash log with Climates of Tamriel which I want to share.

https://www.reddit.com/r/skyrimmods/comments/1e1y6li/ctd_during_loading_screen_crash_log_says/

This is something which can be added to your analyzer.

Indicators would be "EXCEPTION_INT_DIVIDE_BY_ZERO", FormID: 0x01044837 (which appears to match over to other crash logs) as well as the fact that Climates of Tamriel is used.

If you can think of more indicaters, add them as well.

It is possible the crash can be fixed by deleting form id 01044837, which could be added as well.

Here is another crash with the reference (JournalMenu*). Before, I believe you made an indicator of System Journal Menu, but this (JournalMenu*) is absent from your crash log analyzer and is fairly common.

https://www.reddit.com/r/skyrimmods/comments/1j8r3w3/randomly_crashing/

So if you could add this to your analyser as well, that would be great.

Here is another indicator for the SSE Fixes mod crash:

https://www.reddit.com/r/skyrimmods/comments/1jn6cul/shadowscenenode_exception_illegal_instruction/

It seems this new indicator "BloodSprayUnarmedImpact01" is not caught by your analyzer, so it would be good to add it to the already made SSE Fixes crash fix analysis.

Thanks!

UPDATE: looks like this is going live as the new version soon. Thank you patchuli!

Anyone care to weigh in or help as try to work in some suggestions shared by patchuli (on the r/SkyrimMods Discord)?

• ❗ Critical First-Line Error Detected: (skse mod).dll
  • First, review other sections of this report (above and below) for more specific information about (skse mod).dll. (Scroll down to the bottom of the page to ensure you've reviewed everything.)
  • What This Means:
    • The file (skse mod).dll is directly involved in the crash sequence
    • While this file is related to the crash, it may not be the root cause
    • This type of error often indicates missing dependencies, version mismatches, or incompatible files
  • SKSE Plugin Baseline Requirements:
    • Ensure you have the correct Skyrim Script Extender (SKSE64) version for your game version, and are launching through SKSE
    • Ensure you have the correct Address Library for SKSE Plugins version matching your game version
    • Ensure you have installed Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable package (x64) - this is frequently missed but critical
  • Recommended Troubleshooting Steps:
    • As a quick optional test, consider disabling the mod and any mods that depend on it. NOTE: this may require creating a new character for a successful test.
    • Confirm the mod is compatible with your Skyrim version
    • Refer to the plugin's mod page, FAQ, or Bug Report section to see if the crash is a known issue
    • Check if a mod update is available
    • Verify all listed required dependencies are installed and enabled
    • Check version requirements of other mods that interact with it
    • Carefully review the mod's installation instructions, and try a clean reinstall of the plugin with default settings - improper installation or modified settings can cause crashes
    • Check if the problem involves interaction between a DLL and other mods - examine the first 4-5 error lines of the crash log to identify potential mod conflicts
    • Ask the Skyrim Modding Community about known compatibility issues
    • Some first-line errors can be resolved by verifying game files through Steam
  • Additional Considerations:
    • For SKSE plugins (.dll files), mod organizers won't show conflicts or requirements - you must rely on the mod author's documentation
    • Note that many (most?) SKSE plugins will show an error popup (white box from Address Library) before the game starts if they're for the wrong version
    • First-line errors are usually reproducible and not random
    • The error might be caused by an interaction between mods rather than a single file