Ah! So if the door is activated in the purgatory no problem occurs! Is that it?

Now I fully get it:

DoorRef.Activate(Player)

You have the player activate it so he travels! NPCs wont need that because they will use the green navmesh triangle. Good, sounds good! Not sure if my solution works for NPCs, so this one is sounding good too.

exactly, the door itself is not the problem. its just that the ram is overloaded and cannot purge itself as the new worldspace is also loading.

so when the script uses the player moveto into the purgatory cell, your interior is properly unloaded from ram, and nothing is loaded into ram until the script activates the load door from the original interior you just left (by that time you are already inside the purgatory cell and ram is safely unloaded)

yes thats exactly how it works. leaving the triangles green is essential for NPCs to find their way to and from your interior

its very simple.

1. as soon as your interior starts to CTD on exit, move your load door (the door only, not the teleport marker) outside of your walled area. put it out somewhere into the void so that its far enough away that when the door opens you dont hear it opening.

2. create a "dummy door" in the place your original door was. I personally prefer to use an activator object that uses the load door's nif, and set the Activate Override to say Open, or Travel TO or whatever you want.

3. attach the script i posted to the activator dummy door

4. create the purgatory cell - go to your world tab at the top of the CK, and select Cells. right click in the cell window (left hand column) and create new. name this something specific MyModPurgatoryCell etc

5. Drop an xmarker header into it and name the reference PurgatoryMarker

6. go back to your dummy door and double click it to edit the reference window

7. go to the scripts tab and point your PurgatoryMarker property to your xmarkerheader (or just hit autofill if you named it the same)

8. point the DoorRef property to the real load door that you pushed off to the void space.



the advantage to this solution is so that NPCs can find their way to and from your cell on their own.

for example if you release one of your followers inside your interior, they cant find their way out unless a navmesh has a teleport marker that eventually links to tamriel

also if you have NPC's that use packages that travel to and from your interior, they wont be able to run their packages unless you have a properly linked navmesh (which is why it is important to leave your door teleporter on the oringial spot on the navmesh)