A few Borderlands 2 PythonSDK mods
- Change speed when sprinting, while preserving normal speed when not sprinting.
- Optionally set Air Control to allow better control in the air with the movement keys, to have a better chance of stopping yourself from flinging off a cliff for instance.
- Configurable keybinding to allow turning on and off on the fly.
Adds sliders to adjust XP amounts:
- baserates for each mode,
- multipliers based on level difference from killed enemies, and
- multipliers for mission rewards (experience, credits, other currency).
Back up the contents of your saves folder each time you launch the game.
- You can set the number of backups that will be kept, to keep them below a certain threshold.
- You can set which folder to back up and where to back up to.
First you need to have PythonSDK installed. There are installation instructions on the PythonSDK repository and also on the site. It is quite simple: just extract the PythonSDK archive to Binaries/Win32 in your Borderlands 2 folder. To check all is well, when launching the game you should have a Mods submenu on your menu with the mods that are provided by default.
To add one of the mods provided here, download its archive from releases and extract the folder within it (which should be the mod name) into the PythonSDK Mods folder, which is in Binaries/Win32 in your Borderlands 2 folder. If you have the game running, you will need to restart it before you’ll see the mod appearing on the Mods submenu. To enable it, select it in the Mods submenu and press Enter.
Alternatively, you can download everything -- ZIP of latest -- and extract the mod folders therein.
(note, however, that SavesBackuper requires UserFeedback which you will need to download and install separately)
To update, just get latest and follow the same steps, overwriting the old files.
Bug reports and proposals for enhancement are welcome! Submit them on the issue tracker.
A good step to understand what’s gone wrong is to look at the output, which you can do by either opening the console or looking at python-sdk.log which can be found in the Binaries/Win32 folder of your Borderlands 2 installation, which is 1 level up from the Mods subdirectory. Of particular interest are any Python errors that may be in there. When submitting a bug report it can be helpful to provide the contents of this file which you can paste to pastebin.com or other such sites. Reproduction steps will help too.