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I figure the drawcalls go way up when mods break the precombineds to make it possible to scrap or build or just generally in settlements.
3.2.0a is stable and with good framerates for me even in Sanctuary but my old save was from before I went through my settlements and deleted plots which would stop the rebuilds. I use the ASAM Maintenance Tool to figure out which plot it is if a plot doesn't finish refreshing during the refresh-all step and then delete the plot. I'll try 3.2.1 (or 3.2.2) again after I clean up the refresh fails again and make sure I'm not in the middle of a global refresh to apply new settings this time. Maybe something happened the first time which can be avoided.
I think the Papyrus engine doesn't do a good job of determining if a script should run or wait and if your system has fewer resources the engine is less likely to overreach. It could be tricky to lower the papyrus settings enough to avoid this while not causing scripts to terminate instead because they time out if there are lots of them triggering. I suspect the new cell load/unload changes may put me over the "tipping point" in some locations.
3.2.0a is stable and with good framerates for me even in Sanctuary but my old save was from before I went through my settlements and deleted plots which would stop the rebuilds. I use the ASAM Maintenance Tool to figure out which plot it is if a plot doesn't finish refreshing during the refresh-all step and then delete the plot. I'll try 3.2.1 (or 3.2.2) again after I clean up the refresh fails again and make sure I'm not in the middle of a global refresh to apply new settings this time. Maybe something happened the first time which can be avoided.
I think the Papyrus engine doesn't do a good job of determining if a script should run or wait and if your system has fewer resources the engine is less likely to overreach. It could be tricky to lower the papyrus settings enough to avoid this while not causing scripts to terminate instead because they time out if there are lots of them triggering. I suspect the new cell load/unload changes may put me over the "tipping point" in some locations.