How To Add Modules To A Part Via A Plugin?

[Zyrac]

I've been searching everywhere for the answer to this question without much success, and I'm sure there will be other people who want the information too, so I'm making a thread. I'm looking for what plugin coding is necessary to add a new module to a part. In my case, I'm trying to add a ModuleScienceExperiment to a part (I DON'T want to add the module from a cfg file). What I'm trying to do is something like this:

public class RUILifeTech005 : PartModule
{
    [KSPEvent(guiActive = true, guiName = "Activate", active = true)]
    public void Activate()
    {
         Events["Activate"].active = false;
         Events["Deactivate"].active = true;
         //Create Science Experiment Module with name, experimentID, experimentActionName, etc.
         foreach(ModuleScienceExperiment experiment in part.FindModulesImplementing<ModuleScienceExperiment>())
        {
             experiment.DeployExperiment();
	}
    }
}

A solution to the problem would be incredibly useful to me and I'm sure the information would be useful to other people. Thanks.

[Taki117]

Why don't you want to use a Module Manager config? Seems like it would be much easier.

[Zyrac]

How does that work? I'm not familiar with it.

[stupid_chris]

I'm confused to why you would want to add a module to a part through a PartModule instead of a KSPAddon, but you want to use Part.AddModule(ConfigNode node)

But yes, ModuleManager is there to do exactly that so I'm pretty sure it would be easier to go ahead that way.

[Zyrac]

I'm confused to why you would want to add a module to a part through a PartModule instead of a KSPAddon, but you want to use Part.AddModule(ConfigNode node)

But yes, ModuleManager is there to do exactly that so I'm pretty sure it would be easier to go ahead that way.

Well the reason was that I don't want the Science Experimented to be accessible unless the player clicks the KSPEvent button, which it would have been if I just added it in the cfg file. I'll have a look at ModuleManager. Thanks.