Borderlands Commander

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A PythonSDK mod for Borderlands series games that provides useful functionality while in-game:

• Saving and teleporting your position in the world
• Modifying game speed
• Configuring your own hotkeys to run console commands of your choice

Borderlands Commander supports the following games:

• Borderlands GOTY
• Borderlands 2
• Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel!
• Borderlands 3
• Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep
• Tiny Tina's Wonderlands

Installation

See PythonSDK Installation Instructions for how to get started using SDK mods.

The latest version of Commander.sdkmod can be found here.

Usage

The built-in features of Borderlands Commander are operated using key inputs during gameplay. These key bindings may be configured in game via Mods > Commander > Key Bindings:

Action	Default Key	Usage
Save Position	Period	Tap to save your current position Hold and press a number key to save a position for that number
Restore Position	Comma	Tap to teleport to your saved position Hold and press a number key to teleport to your saved position for that number
Teleport to Spawn	Slash	Tap to cycle through points of interest in the map Hold and press a number key to teleport to a specific point of interest Hold this key, plus the key for Restore Position, plus a number key, to teleport to that co-op partner in your list of partners
Teleport Forward	Up	Tap to teleport forward a short distance Hold and press a number key to teleport forward a further distances
Teleport Forward	Up	Tap to teleport forward a short distance without respect to solid objects Hold and press a number key to teleport forward greater distances
Change Game Speed	Backslash	Hold and scroll up with the mousewheel to increase game speed Hold and scroll down with the mousewheel to decrease game speed Hold and click with the mousewheel to freeze time

Custom Commands

Borderlands Commander allows you to create hotkeys for your own custom console commands.

Included with Commander are four default commands for each game:

Borderlands 1, Borderlands 2, The Pre-Sequel!, Attack on Dragon Keep

Action	Description
Toggle HUD	Enables/Disables the HUD overlay
Toggle Third Person	Switches between first person and third person camera modes
Quit Without Saving	Leave the current game session without saving, reverting to the last saved state
Respawn Enemies	Allow nearly every enemy in a map to respawn immediately

Borderlands 3, Wonderlands

Action	Description
Teleport to Ping	Teleports you to the position of the last ping
Respawn Enemies	Allow nearly every enemy in a map to respawn immediately
Reload Map	Reloads the current map, more quickly than a save-quit
Quit Without Saving	Leave the current game session without saving, reverting to the last saved state

Adding Your Own

To edit your list of custom console commands, navigate to Mods > Commander, and click Edit Custom Commands. This will open a text file with your list of console commands.

Each console command is simply denoted with the name of the command, followed by a colon (:), followed by the actual command to run. Multiple commands are separated with two line breaks.

Once you have saved your commands, click the Reload Custom Commands button in Commander's options. To manage newly added commands in the keybinds sections, you must back out of Commander's options and re-open them.

If you would like to reset your list of custom commands to the default, simply delete the file and click Reload.

For a repository of useful custom commands in various games, check out Commander's Discord server.

Other Options

Option	Description
Edit Custom Commands	Open your Commander.txt file to edit your custom commands
Reload Custom Commands	Tell Commander to reload your Commander.txt after you have edited it
Client Teleporting	Whether co-op partners who join your game may use Commander to teleport (they must also be running Commander)
Client Speed Permissions	Whether Co-op partners who join your game cannot adjust the game speed or freeze the world