You don't have to do it all manually. Tools like LOOT (Load Order Optimisation Tool) can automatically sort your mods based on a massive community database of known conflicts.
When testing new orders, try to use a "clean save" (a save file that has never had that mod installed) to prevent residual data from causing issues. Order Mods
Provide your current mod list, and I can help you find a stable configuration. You don't have to do it all manually
Many popular mods have community-made "compatibility patches" designed to make them work together. Provide your current mod list, and I can
Organizing your mods into logical blocks makes it easier to spot conflicts. A common structure includes: Master Files: Always at the top. Large Overhauls: Major gameplay changes or world additions. Weather and Lighting: Global visual changes.
If your game starts crashing or showing "potato-colored faces," it’s likely an order issue.
Mastering your load order might take some time upfront, but it ensures you spend more time playing and less time troubleshooting.