My Windhelm floor is bugged and i can see void underneath

[Hexum666]

I'm having a strange issue in Windhelm and I can't figure out the cause.
I have no mods that edit Windhelm, no parallax mods, and ELFX Shadows is disabled.
But some floor meshes are sinking below the ground and I can literally see the void underneath.
DynDOLOD is working fine and I haven't installed or removed any Windhelm-related mods.
What could cause vanilla Windhelm floor meshes to break like this, and how can I fix it?

I must say that i've got no Windhelm mods , i've got northen roads, and i checked for patches but i saw nothing, to be sure i've done DynDolod 5 times (TexGen too ofc) , and ONLY in windhelm i got that type of problem...

[kencv-git]

@Hexum666 I have problems with ground textures loading sometimes, usually in Whiterun, and quitting and restarting the game fixes it. If you always have that problem in Windhelm I would do this. Make a new profile with "profile specific" ini files and saves. Switch to the new one. Try the base game with no mods. When you get to where you can open the console then "coc WindhelmOrigin" and see if the problem is there. If not then it's some mod. If you still have the problem then I would verify game files as you may have one that's corrupt.

[Hexum666]

@kencv-git I've tried it but it didn't work, and yes, i'm afraid that Vanilla is broken, because i had no mods that modifies Windhelm at all, except northen roads, but i've tried to turn it off and nothing changed. Do you suggest to verifi corrupted files via Steam? cos i've did it time ago and i had to reinstall skse, as you can understand i'm pretty new in the modding world, but i'm trying my best xd

[kencv-git]

@Hexum666 If it's broken without mods then you need to verify your game files on Steam. I don't think that removes SKSE but you can check. If you aren't sure then extract the files from the SKSE download. You should get a folder named skse64_2_02_06. From that folder copy the Data folder, skse64_1_6_1170.dll, and skse64_loader.exe from the extracted files to your steamapps\common\Skyrim Special Edition folder. Verifying the game files should not affect your MO2 install or mods. I would check again with no mods though just to be sure it's OK.

[Hexum666]

Okay! Thanks a lot! I'll try tomorrow and i'll let you know ^^ thanks again ^^

[kencv-git]

@Hexum666 You are welcome. Hopefully that's all that's wrong is a bad game file. If you want you could join the Mod Organizer 2 Discord. I'm on there as just kencv and there's a lot of good help for problems including a modding topic.