Any way to load a mod content in-game, perhaps using SKSE or a menu?

[mjharper]

I'm doing a Khajiit dialogue overhaul which will change about 95% of the player dialogue in the game (http://skyrim.nexusmods.com/downloads/file.php?id=14513). People keep asking if I can make the dialogue load only when the player is actually playing a Khajiit. That is, the mod should always be active, but the edited dialogue conditional on race.

 

Now, I think I know how to make each individual line conditional, but that involves changing, well, each individual line, and I think would be a real pain for the stuff I've already edited (no vanilla dialogue). But what I would like to know, from someone who knows these things, is this: Is there any way set up the mod so that the dialogue changes can be loaded once the game is running? Like, I don't know, SKSE checks to see whether the race is Khajiit and then loads the dialogue? Or perhaps alternatively, could one pull up a menu, as happens with, say IMCN or Imaginator, and then toggle the new dialogue on or off?

 

Any help / advice very appreciated :-)

[tunaisafish]

No, you can't dynamically add/remove a mod.

 

I'm pretty sure there are character management utils here on the Nexus. ie. that load a set of mods for a particular character.

A solution exists - don't bend over backwards for a few lazy users.

[mjharper]

Okay, thanks for the info. It does seem like bending over backwards, when all you have to do is activate the mod in the launcher or NMM or whatever. I guess some people want to switch characters a lot though.

 

I'll see if I can find any of those management utils you mentioned, and maybe recommend some on the mod description.

 

Thanks again.

[tunaisafish]

I found one in my watch list :)

Mod Organizer

 

The people asking probably don't realize just how long modding takes.