So my OBS has been having issues, and I did a whole bunch of troubleshooting, ended up doing a backup of all my scenes and profiles and deleting/reinstalling everything. And had zero issues with crashing until I installed the lovense cam extension. When I look at the crash log, I see the same exact issue I had before my reinstall; a weird memory dump/looping issue with face and hand tracking in the lovense extension. This is a feature I have never enabled, and when I check my Cam extension settings online it shows that I would have to refresh my OBS and create a new scene specifically for face or hand tracking! So WHY, in my OBS logs, do those features not only appear to be active, but seem to be causing memory dumps to the extent that they crash my program?

Side note, I am not academically experienced with this stuff at all and am an amateur programmer at best. Everything I do know has been self taught on the job and through my own research, so bear with me for any incorrect assumptions or misphrasing of specific things. I don't feel comfortable sharing my log files on here publicly but feel free to reach out to me if you have actual experience with this stuff and know how to read them because I would love to know what is actually going on here.
And if anybody who actually works for lovense is reading this, can you please create a dialogue inside the OBS extension that allows us to opt out of certain services we don't need (for the sake of saving resources and having more consistent stream quality) like hand and face tracking, or any other resource-heavy services.