Mods not working with Community Mod Manager

[Night FM]

I've tried several mods with the Community Mod Manager (from Nexus Mods) and they aren't working. (The mods I've tried are the Borderlands Community Patch, and Respawning Enemies and Allies).

I believe I've followed all of the instructions - I've added and checked the mod files in the Mod Manager, and used the Hextool to edit my executable file (since mods stopped working after updates in 2020). I made sure to check the "Offline" box when launching the game from the Mod Manager.

I also tried re-verifying the files in Steam, and reinstalling the game, and as far as I can tell, the mods aren't working, so help is appreciated.

[Desten123]

How did you even get the blcmm working mine keeps saying I need java even though I have java downloaded

[Night FM]

Originally posted by Desten123:

How did you even get the blcmm working mine keeps saying I need java even though I have java downloaded

Not sure, but I just manually installed the Community Patch by putting the text file in my game folder, and running the line command "exec patch.txt"

[The deep]

Did you put the patch in the binaries folder and execute it ingame?

[Night FM]

Originally posted by Frank Owens:

Did you put the patch in the binaries folder and execute it ingame?

Right, I did it this way and it works - I never had luck installing it with the community mod manager.

[crash fan razer63]

this game has mods?!?!?!?

[Draekus]

Originally posted by crash fan razer63:

this game has mods?!?!?!?

https://www.nexusmods.com/borderlands2

[Turd Ferguson]

Originally posted by The deep:

Did you put the patch in the binaries folder and execute it ingame?

And how can I do that

[Anorak]

OpenBLCMM is JAVA free. And the command, for the UCP is: exec Patch.txt

with a big P.

I patched the exe with OpenBLCMM and it worked for me.

[sokolov]

You can also just use PythonSDK with textmodloader.

[Radiowavehero]

To execute the BLCMM patch itself you need to hex edit your game , then you press the key that you bound to open the command console and type exec patchname.txt *the patch name will be whatever you named it when you edited the BLCMM file* if you don't understand watch a guide , it's easier if you can see it being explained.

if it is a pythonSDK mod you click the mod menu and turn it on , pythonsdk is new and much more user friendly so I recommend it , and like sokolov said you can still run BLCMM mods thru pythonSDK.

There is simple guide to install python sdk https://bl-sdk.github.io/ or a video guide https://youtu.be/57WxvASCX70