Game loads weird, possibly load order. Any tips?

[gxmikvid]

So i got the bright idea to turn all my base scripts to packages. I did it and now i’m here.
50/50 chance of it all working correctly in the client (in studio it works 90% and my base scripts are fine). Also terrain does this:

Based on this, and the fact that the following things are messed up: terrain, physics, ect… i’ve concluded that maybe it tries to load my scripts before or while loading main things. Loading order is messed up basically.

Structure:

ServerScriptService:
EssentialsLoader is… the loader (potential problem source)
ServerStorage:
SummitEssentials are my aforementioned base scripts
PlaceSpecific if things need to be overwritten like ui elements being enabled/disabled

The loader just compares the contents of the PlaceSpecific and SummitEssentials folders and inserts it to their places.

What’s inside the SummitEssentials:

Loader script: (don’t mine it being leaked cuz… it just compares 2 folders )

essentials = game.ServerStorage.SummitEssentials
placeSpecific = game.ServerStorage:FindFirstChild("PlaceSpecific")

if placeSpecific ~= nil then
	local placeSpecificChildren = placeSpecific:GetChildren()
	for i = 1, #placeSpecificChildren, 1 do
		local folderToCheck = essentials:FindFirstChild(placeSpecificChildren[i].Name)
		if folderToCheck == nil then
			placeSpecificChildren[i].Parent = essentials
		else
			local placeSpecificFolderChildren = placeSpecificChildren[i]:GetChildren()
			for j = 1, #placeSpecificFolderChildren, 1 do
				if folderToCheck:FindFirstChild(placeSpecificFolderChildren[j].Name) ~= nil then
					folderToCheck[placeSpecificFolderChildren[j].Name]:Destroy()
				end
				placeSpecificFolderChildren[j].Parent = folderToCheck
			end
		end
	end
	placeSpecific:Destroy()
end

specialFolders = {essentials.StarterPlayerScripts, essentials.StarterCharacterScripts}

for i = 1, 2, 1 do
	local tempChildren = specialFolders[i]:GetChildren()
	local to = game.StarterPlayer:FindFirstChild(specialFolders[i].Name)
	for j = 1, #tempChildren, 1 do
		tempChildren[j].Parent = to
	end
	specialFolders[i]:Destroy()
end

essentialsChildren = essentials:GetChildren()

for i = 1, #essentialsChildren, 1 do
	local tempChildren = essentialsChildren[i]:GetChildren()
	local to = game:FindFirstChild(essentialsChildren[i].Name)
	for j = 1, #tempChildren, 1 do
		tempChildren[j].Parent = to
	end
end

essentials:Destroy()

game.StarterPlayer.StarterPlayerScripts:FindFirstChild("PlayerModule"):Destroy()
game.StarterPlayer.StarterPlayerScripts:FindFirstChild("RbxCharacterSounds"):Destroy()
game.StarterPlayer.StarterPlayerScripts:FindFirstChild("PlayerScriptsLoader"):Destroy()

script:Destroy()

So the questions lined up:
Is the load order really what’s wrong?
Can i somehow fix it?
Can i load my scripts before the game loads?
Am i even on the right track?

Any help is appreciated.

[Scottifly]

What happens if you take the EssentialsLoader script and make it make it inactive to see if it is what’s lagging the load?

[gxmikvid]

Well if i disable the loader it just…

But if you ment to start the game without my scripts, then it works just like any other baseplate/terrain demo.

[Soybeen]

Create an array containing the names of services you’d like to fill in chronological order.

local packageOrder = { -- this controls the order in which packages are loaded in
	"ServerStorage",
	"Workspace",
	"ReplicatedFirst",
	"ReplicatedStorage",
	"ServerScriptService",
	-- un-included services will be loaded afterwards, in random order	
}

Iterate over that array and transfer the children to the service by matching name.

for _,directoryName in next,packageOrder do
    -- transfer children from the package to the service matching the directoryName
end

[gxmikvid]

This might just work.
Well it’s certainly cleaner than my bowl of sphagetti i threw together just to finish this long project.
I’ll report later. (i really need to learn theese Next and InPairs things don’t i?)

[gxmikvid]

So… the following happened:

Hey at least base roblox things work now.

And then some editing, fitting and a plate of schnitzel later:

Sometimes you spend so much time on something that your brain goes numb. Anyone reading this down the line: TAKE A BREAK

Thank you @Soybeen . Marked as solution and thank you for your time.

[Soybeen]

I struggle to imagine a problem that could not be solved by a plate of schnitzel