I struggled for a while to install this, and just found it a bit ago. https://github.com/bl-sdk/willow2-mod-manager/releases/tag/v3.4
If you go to this github, and install "WIllow2-sdk", and extract that, it gives you the normal Binaries folder that you usually see, but it also gives you a second "sdk-mods" folder, and you put both of these in the steam/steamapps/common/Borderlands 2 folder.
Now, drop command_extensions in there, and it should work, it did for me, at least. Hope this helps anyone who needs it.
Highly recommend either linking or making a step-by-step guide on how to install. I have been exposed to coding on a basic level and even I cannot interpret what to do out of the box. Had to do some research just to figure out how the basic modding structure works for the PythonSDK.
Someone who has zero IT experience is going to pass on this 100% of the time, which is a shame. Thanks
Typical thing you see with highly educated fellows like the mod creator here. They're so good at programming that they entirely fail to understand that most people won't have a clue how to use it unless there's a step-by-step guide.
I've seen it all throughout my college experience, great minds like Einstein couldnt tie his shoes but could come up with Relativity. That said, there's really no excuse for it either. They should always assume the position that their mod users know absolutely nothing about programming, modding, etc.
I followed all of the steps as best I could. I can see that something is happening, but something goes wrong. I click MODS from the main menu, click "General" and hit "O" to open the "Mods" folder. I create the folder for the new mod, copy in the "__init__.py" file and restart the game. I go back to the MODS menu, click "General" and hit "O" again. The "Mods" folder opens again, only this time the new folder has folder called "__pycache__" in it. Clearly the game is seeing the new Mod folder and adding another folder to it, but that's it. I get no options to edit or ability to select the mod from the games "MODS" Menu. Maybe I'm just missing a step? Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.
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https://github.com/bl-sdk/willow2-mod-manager/releases/tag/v3.4
If you go to this github, and install "WIllow2-sdk", and extract that, it gives you the normal Binaries folder that you usually see, but it also gives you a second "sdk-mods" folder, and you put both of these in the steam/steamapps/common/Borderlands 2 folder.
Now, drop command_extensions in there, and it should work, it did for me, at least.
Hope this helps anyone who needs it.
If I even knew how to install and use it.
https://www.nexusmods.com/borderlands2/mods/61?tab=description
Someone who has zero IT experience is going to pass on this 100% of the time, which is a shame. Thanks
I've seen it all throughout my college experience, great minds like Einstein couldnt tie his shoes but could come up with Relativity. That said, there's really no excuse for it either. They should always assume the position that their mod users know absolutely nothing about programming, modding, etc.
Clearly the game is seeing the new Mod folder and adding another folder to it, but that's it. I get no options to edit or ability to select the mod from the games "MODS" Menu. Maybe I'm just missing a step? Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.