ItemManager

Description

Item Manager is a complete inventory, loot, pickup, vendor, backpack, and loot-presentation overhaul for Borderlands 2.

The goal is to make loot management faster and more modern without replacing Borderlands 2's native item systems. Item Manager is built as one coordinated item-management system: Auto Sell, Auto Pickup, Lost Loot Recovery, Backpack handling, Vendor Actions, player-drop protection, loot effects, map markers, and inventory transactions all work through carefully separated game-engine contracts.

The mod is designed around a simple idea: reduce inventory busywork without taking control away from the player.

You can automatically collect useful loot, automatically sell unwanted world drops according to configurable rules, recover missed loot, expand your backpack, sell marked Trash directly from vending machines, refill ammo or health with a single button, and display configurable loot markers on the map and minimap.

Item Manager is deliberately conservative around mission items, player-dropped equipment, vendor purchases, scripted rewards, and uncertain item states. When the mod cannot safely determine whether an operation is valid, it generally fails closed and lets Borderlands 2 handle the item normally.

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Installation instructions

New to Borderlands 2 SDK mods?

Item Manager requires the Willow2 Mod Manager / PythonSDK environment for Borderlands 2.

The official installation guide is available here:

https://bl-sdk.github.io/willow2-mod-db/

Basic Steam setup

• []Install the latest Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable (x86).

  Official Microsoft installer:

  https://aka.ms/vs/17/release/vc_redist.x86.exe[/]

  []Download the latest Willow2 Mod Manager release from the official BL-SDK project.

  Do not download the GitHub "Source code" archives.[/]

  []Locate your Borderlands 2 installation.

  The usual Steam location is:

  C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Borderlands 2You can also find it through Steam:

  Borderlands 2 → Right Click → Manage → Browse Local Files[/]

  []Extract the Willow2 Mod Manager installation files directly into the Borderlands 2 game directory as instructed by the official guide.[/]

  []Start Borderlands 2.

  If the SDK installation is correct, a new MODS entry should appear on the main menu.[/]

  []Close the game before installing Item Manager.[/]

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Installing Item Manager

ItemManager_v80_037.sdkmoddirectly inside:

Borderlands 2\sdk_mods\The result should look like:

Borderlands 2

└── sdk_mods

└── ItemManager_v80_037.sdkmodDo not extract the

Also make sure the file has not been renamed by your browser to something like:

ItemManager_v80_037(1).sdkmodKeep the original filename:

ItemManager_v80_037.sdkmodThe mod contains the required native Item Manager UI package and normally handles its installation/validation automatically.

A standalone copy of:

ItemManager_UI_SF_v80.upkis also included in the full release package as a fallback. If manual installation is ever required, it belongs in:

Borderlands 2\WillowGame\CookedPCConsole\Restart Borderlands 2 after installing or replacing SDK mods.

→ Item Managerand configure the features you want.

When upgrading from an older Item Manager build:

• []Close Borderlands 2.[/]

  []Remove the previous

  ItemManager_v80_xxx.sdkmod.[/]

  []Copy in the new

  .sdkmod.[/]

  []Start the game again.[/]

Item Manager uses a stable settings file so normal upgrades are designed to preserve your configuration.

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Main features

Auto Sell

Automatically sells eligible world-dropped equipment before it enters the backpack.

Configurable rules include:

• []Global Keep Rarity[/]

  []Per-item-type rarity overrides[/]

  []Weapons[/]

  []Shields[/]

  []Grenade Mods[/]

  []Class Mods[/]

  []Relics / Artifacts[/]

  []Cosmetic handling[/]

  []Sell-value multiplier[/]

  []Optional sale notifications[/]

  []Player-drop protection[/]

Auto Sell does not blindly sell anything entering the inventory.

Vendor purchases, internal grants, scripted rewa