Save Equipment Presets

Inspired by this mod request from TheCrazySwede. You have up to 10 presets (unlimited if you count console commands) for saving/loading equipment/outfits. They will be tied to your savegame, so you will be able to load them whenever you want, even after relaunching the game, provided they are on the save you are playing on. You won't be able to load them in an older save before they were created (or you will just load the outfits from that save; basically every save can have it's own presets).

You will be actually equipping/unequipping items from your inventory, so this isn't just a visual change. If an item from a preset isn't currently in your inventory, the preset will simply be loaded without that item. Also, you can load presets whenever you want, even during dialogue.

4JNEq_qVdLgThis can be useful for several reasons: 

-quickly change between casual/formal and battle-ready attire (when you gotta attend a feast at 9:00 but kill monsters at 10:00 amirite)

-have a more flexible build by using specific outfits when fighting specific enemies

-quickly reequip yourself if you were undressed in a quest for any reason

-use one outfit for gameplay and another for dialogues/cutscenes

-save space/weight in your inventory by using stash mode

-quickly change bombs and pocket items

-toggling quickslot and accessory items on/off

Usage:

Hold the save key (F4 by default) and press a numpad key to save a preset, then just press that numpad key to load it (Alternatively use SavePreset(X) and LoadPreset(X) in the console). Make sure you select what you want to be saved in the mod's settings.

Stash mode:

While stash mode is enabled, SEP will also search the stash for items when loading a preset. If you unequip an item that is saved to a preset (or loaded a preset while the previous items were from another preset), that item will be automatically moved to the stash. So if you want to unequip an item but keep it in your inventory, disable stash mode (you can use the hotkey), unequip the item, then reenable it if you wish.

FYI:

You won't ever lose any of your items if you're worried about that. They're always stored back in your inventory/stash.

Installation:

Just move the "Mods" and "bin" folders into your main Witcher 3 directory. Make sure you open the mod's settings at least once and select something, by default nothing will be saved. Use Script Merger to solve any conflicts.

You must only use ONE of the files. You do not need the main file if you use one of the optionals.

To use the hotkeys that save/load presets (without them the mod basically does nothing), copy

IK_F4=(Action=sep)

IK_NumPad0=(Action=sepn0)

IK_NumPad1=(Action=sepn1)

IK_NumPad2=(Action=sepn2)

IK_NumPad3=(Action=s