Bank and backpack space enhancer
银行和背包空间增强器
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About this mod Machine translation
If you don't do this, all his modes won't be able to edit your game properly!
Don't use BLCMM for HEX editing, but use it for all methods!
The "UHD" update is annoying you, so you have to use the following to fix it:
If your game actually won't start, look for "ddraw.dll" in your WIN32
folder in your BL2 BINARIES directory and delete it.
This MOD must be merged in BLCMM to be used correctly!
The official download tool is as follows:
Previous and continued interviews:
MAC and LINUX users
This mod kind of works for you guys and gals, the backpack and inventory capacity changes don't work.
However, "Infinite Backpack Space" does. I wish there was something else, but that's all I can do.
At least it's better than nothing!
simple overview
Add BankAndBackpackSpaceActivatorPart1.blcm to your modpack, e.g. Patch.txt from BLCMM.
The second mod is designed to be customized for banks and backpacks!
Open BankAndBackpackSpaceCustomizerPart2.blcm as a separate file in BLCMM and customize it!
Then add BankAndBackpackSpaceCustomizerPart2.blcm to BL2's Binaries folder, otherwise it won't work.
So as the example above, whenever Patch.txt is executed, it will contain part 1, which will activate part 2 in the game.
In-depth overview
This mod is a little different than most because of the methods a friend and I figured out.
Instead of 1 mod, it includes 2 name matches.
Part 1, also called the "activator", is the only thing you can add to any modpacks.
This simply enables special operations caused by Tab, I (eye) and E. These keys retain their normal functionality.
This part technically activates part 2 in the game, so if you rename part 2 you will have to edit this mod.
Part 2, also called the "Customizer", is what you don't add to any modpacks.
Instead use BLCMM in the SEPARATE file to customize this file!
This mod must be added to BL2's Binaries directory!
This will allow you to customize your bank and backpack space in a variety of ways.
The options are as follows:
In the default option, your backpack space is 40 in total, with a maximum capacity of 200.
In the default option, your bank/vault space totals 40, with a maximum capacity of 200.
Giving your backpack an "infinite" capacity* will not change the size, but you can continue to pick up loot.
I limited the capacity to 200 due to the negative impact on gameplay in terms of loading backpacks and banks.
There is an issue with Unlimited Backpack Space in that you cannot purchase items from vendors by default or by modifying the backpack capacity.
*Warning, this option may adversely affect the game.
PS: You can edit customizable files at any time in BLCMM and then save the file the next time you execute it
It will update in-game, no need to exit or restart!
question
Question: What if you have X number of items in your backpack or bank and you forget to do it?
A: You will keep all items stored in either location, it will just restore the extra capacity to full capacity (removing empty slots until it is restored to vanilla capacity).
Question: Does this mod work on console as a client?
Answer: Yes, this mod can be used with the console in any game lobby. This mod even works if the host isn't running this mod, so fun ninjas can rob their bling bling.
Known issues
The only problem now is that if you enable "Infinite Backpack Space" you can equip more than 4 guns at the same time.
This only happens when you equip from the ground while holding the interact button on the gun.
This pretty much means you'll have an unusable gun that can't be selected with #1-4.
The only way to obtain this gun is to drop the currently held weapon, which is "-" by default.
When you do this, the item will fall to the floor and can be picked up normally.
This will increase Stash capacity, but no more than 4 items!
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.