--== Installation ==--
This installation process assumes you already have BLCMM set up, and the hex edits applied to your game.
If not, you should go here and follow the instructions: https://www.nexusmods.com/borderlands2/mods/61/
Note that this mod was designed with BL2 Reborn in mind, so it works best with it enabled- but it's possible to use it without.
Things might get weird if you use this mod with another overhaul, like Borderlands 2.5, so keep that in mind.

>1
To install, unzip LithosArmoryPandora.blcm, open BLCMM and, in the upper left of the window, go to File > Import mod file(s).
Navigate to where you unzipped LithosArmoryPandora.blcm and select it. The mod should appear in BLCMM.


>2
Step 2 changes depending on whether you have BL2 Reborn installed or not.

-With BL2 Reborn-
Make sure that the new mod is BELOW BL2 Reborn in the load order.
You can click and drag the "Litho's Armory: Pandora Edition" folder to move it. It's possible to accidentally drop it inside another mod,
but that won't break anything. For your convenience, try to avoid that- it might be a little finicky.

By default, each weapon's red text comes with explainer text, to go with the Red Text Explainer mod, which Reborn has its own version of.
If you'd rather have some mystery, you can turn those off. Each weapon has Red Text options in Code > Name > Red Text.


-Without BL2 Reborn-
You will want to go into each weapon's code and inspect any folder with a purple name. Purple names indicate that there's a mutually-exclusive
option contained within, so there are a bunch of options to pick from.

By default, each weapon's red text comes with explainer text, to go with the Red Text Explainer mod, which Reborn has its own version of.
If you'd rather have some mystery, you can turn those off.

Additionally, some weapons have modified drop sources, which have a Reborn version and a Vanilla version.
Since you're not running BL2 Reborn, you should pick Vanilla for each.
Helvetica
Creeper
Deeprock
Wave Motion Gun


>3
Now, go to File > Save as, then to the right of the new window, click Open BL2 Binaries Dir.
From there, save the file with a short name and a .txt extension (for example: a.txt).

>4
Then, open Borderlands 2. You can do this from BLCMM and skip the launcher by clicking Launch in the upper right corner,
but it's not actually necessary.

Once you can see the cliffside title screen scene, wait for the camera to start rotating. Then press the button you picked for
the console(which you should've done while setting up BLCMM), and type "exec (NAME OF SAVED FILE)" in the console, then hit enter.
For example, if you saved it as "a.txt", you type "exec a.txt" (without quotes).

The mod should be loaded. Now, all the mentioned weapons will be replaced with new ones!