Hello there,
I have a certain problem with cells acting weird, respectively NPC's including the MC bouncing on the ground when entering the cell. When I save, and load, the bouncing is gone, but the statics around me in the cell lose still have no collision. If I save, quit to the main menu, and then load, everything is fine.
Video here:
https://streamable.com/3wbhux
This always happens in the same cell in a location ingame: Arefu Bridge crossway, one forest cell above DC far in the east, Canterbury Commons (video), and some other random cells I can't name now. I checked all thos cells in FNVEDit and GECK, but couldn't find anything those cells had in common. It's "easily" fixable, but still annoying though, so I'd would be just interested to know if this is a known bug, engine bug, or maybe even a mod/navmesh bug/conflict.
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Bouncing Groud Bug
- RoyBatty
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Re: Bouncing Groud Bug
This is caused by a mod, usually NVSR. Can also be too many mods or memory corruption due to too many textures of high resolution.

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Vlan
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Re: Bouncing Groud Bug
Is there a setting in NVSR which might cause it (if it is actually the cultprit here), or is it sadly a side effect of using NVSR?
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Vlan
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Re: Bouncing Groud Bug
Even if I still use Win8? Well, nevermind. Will try it later this day and see if its still broken. Though I fear that the latter option, too many hi-res textures, might be the problem here. Would more VRAM actually work (got 4GB), or is it really just a non-VRAM memory problem?
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Re: Bouncing Groud Bug
New Vegas is 32 bit, and uses Direct3D 9 which mirrors VRAM into the processes' memory. There are only two ways around it. Use ENBoost with ENBHost enabled so it mirrors VRAM into a separate process, or enable UnsafeMemoryHacks so that VRAM is not mirrored at all. UnsafeMemoryHacks' only downside is that if you play in exclusive full-screen, then alt tab, the game will crash.Vlan wrote: ↑Mon Apr 13, 2020 9:17 amEven if I still use Win8? Well, nevermind. Will try it later this day and see if its still broken. Though I fear that the latter option, too many hi-res textures, might be the problem here. Would more VRAM actually work (got 4GB), or is it really just a non-VRAM memory problem?
I say go for UnsafeMemoryHacks, as it also greatly reduces cell loading stutters.
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Vlan
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Re: Bouncing Groud Bug
UnsafeMemoryHacks were already activated, but Tickfix (iMinFPS 24, iMaxFPS60) actually decreased the overall stutter, and the bouncing ground bug. I still have memory leaks after 1-2 hours of play. But fuck that, I rather stay immersed with 30 fps, instead of restarting my game. Thanks everyone. Love you!