when doing something on gleba .. ill try to get back with a bit more info

The mod No More Gambling (1.2.6) caused a non-recoverable error.
Please report this error to the mod author.

Error while running event no-more-gambling::on_nth_tick(30)
Index out of inventory bounds.
stack traceback:
[C]: in function 'index'
__no-more-gambling/control.lua:248: in function 'update_entity'
no-more-gambling/control.lua:347: in function 'scan_chunk'
no-more-gambling/control.lua:392: in function 'scan_active_chunks'
no-more-gambling/control.lua:403: in function <no-more-gambling/control.lua:403>

The mod No More Gambling (1.2.6) caused a non-recoverable error.
Please report this error to the mod author.

Error while running event no-more-gambling::on_nth_tick(30)
Index out of inventory bounds.
stack traceback:
[C]: in function 'index'
__no-more-gambling/control.lua:248: in function 'update_entity'
no-more-gambling/control.lua:347: in function 'scan_chunk'
no-more-gambling/control.lua:371: in function 'scan_next_inactive_chunk'
no-more-gambling/control.lua:380: in function 'scan_next_inactive_chunks'
no-more-gambling/control.lua:403: in function <no-more-gambling/control.lua:403>

This is crashing my game a couple minutes after I load into the save.
I'm not sure if this is related to Gleba, but I started having this issue once I arrived there, not using quality modules on Gleba tho.
Could also be my fulgora quality setup to get 1000 rare red circuits to unlock epic quality.

At first it was a one time error and everything seemed fine, but now it's ALWAYS a couple minutes after loading into the save, making it unplayable.
Please help.

I think I found the culprit.
I had a recycler at the end of my scrap washing setup with 2 quality-3 modules.
I replaced the modules with 2 speed modules by bot recently because I didnt unlock the next quality tier yet.

After deconstructing it, the game stopped crashing. After placing it again it seems to be working fine.

So might be worth looking at:
-Replacing Quality modules (by bot)
-Recycler
-Scrap Recycling specifically (with productivity research).