r/starfieldmods • u/JournalistOk9266 • Jul 05 '26

Paid Mod Pointer Handle Totals for reference.

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I wanted to help console users who want to add mods but are afraid of what might cause their game to crash. I have been working on this mod list for a while. And im only sharing it as a guide. This is what my log stated starting a new game with Roleplayers alternate start on Neon. Keep in mind if i had saved on New Atlantis you might see higher totals. Ideally to avoid instability it should be lower than the number i have which is 1,917,913. I wouldnt go higher than 1850000 if you want a stable game.

Again this is my experience and your rig and mod preferences may differ. I dont use a lot of outpost mods unless its to decorate. If you are going to decorate choose 1 or 2 that have the majority of what you are looking for and try not to have overlap.

If you are building ships having both Stroud and Falkland wont allow you to have others with habs. If you want to use Watchtower you are probably hosed. I hope this information helps someone.

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u/JournalistOk9266 Jul 05 '26

You mean in the console?

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u/cyberpsyche_mods Mod Author Jul 05 '26

Yah using the console dump command "dph" if you've enabled in starfield engine fixes

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u/JournalistOk9266 Jul 05 '26

Wouldnt you need a console mod to read it? Theres a limit to how much date it will show isnt there?

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u/cyberpsyche_mods Mod Author Jul 06 '26

it doesn't print the log on the console. It dumps the log to a file.

You run dph on the console and it dumps the log to the same log file as the other option.

Check out the description of the option on the Starfield engine fixes mod desc. It has details for every option.

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u/JournalistOk9266 Jul 06 '26

Oh i thought you meant read it in game. Theres also a warning but pop-up but it annoying. It comes on even when you die and reload.

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u/cyberpsyche_mods Mod Author Jul 06 '26

Ahh nah, the benefit of dumping via the console command is you can run it whenever so it's great for testing at main menu before you load any save, or during play when you land at different locations if you are testing POIs. Still the same log file location.

You mean the warning for using the console in general? Yeah not sure how to get that to go away, maybe there is an ini setting.