Crashes after 30s of gaming.

Hi Antoni,

Thanks for the log. It exhibits a generic Unreal Engine access-violation whereas the async loading thread is lively, and you’ve got already confirmed the sport is secure with no mods. That sample virtually at all times means a single damaged or incompatible mod bundle is being streamed in shortly after you begin driving. The approach to pinpoint the problem (with out trial-and-error by means of 50+ mods) is to learn the Windows crash report and seize the “faulting module path”, which often accommodates the precise mod folder.

Open Start and sort Reliability, then open “View reliability history”. In the timeline, click on the pink X for TheBus on the precise time of your crash and select “View technical details” (or “View problem reports” > double-click the TheBus entry).

In the main points pane observe the strains “Faulting application name”, “Faulting module name”, and (most significantly) “Faulting module path”. When mods are concerned that path usually lives below your person profile’s AppData or a Steam Workshop content material listing and can embrace the mod’s folder title proper earlier than the .dll/.pak that crashed. Unsubscribe from that particular mod in Steam (or take away it from the sport’s Mods listing if it is a guide set up), then delete its leftover folder proven within the path.

After eradicating the defective mod, shut the sport and Steam, and clear the sport’s compiled caches so it could actually rebuild cleanly. In File Explorer paste %LOCALAPPDATA%TheBusSaved and delete the “DerivedDataCache” and “ShaderCache” folders. Relaunch the sport and take a look at the identical route. If Reliability Monitor exhibits the faulting module as a graphics compiler file comparable to amdxc64.dll or d3d12core.dll, that also factors again to a shader coming from a mod. Start by eradicating any mods that alter post-processing, lighting, “real brands/AI” visuals or add FSR/Frame-gen–associated tweaks, then clear the caches once more and retest.

Let me know what you discover please!