You can do this by simply finding the part you want to use, copying the code, and pasting it into an unused slot. Now, where does the modding come in? Well, when you put parts in places they normally shouldn't be, Borderlands 2 will still try and make sense of it, and will apply the effect the part would have if it was in the right spot. If you remove the optional parts (the sight, element, and attachment), you would have 5 empty slots that you could work with. The above pistol, for example, would still have an empty stock and second attachment slot, because pistols don't have stocks, and only the Rapier has a second attachment.
But even if the above pistol had every optional part, there would still be empty slots, because a pistol doesn't use all the slots that some other weapons do. Each of the above "parts" take up one of several slots for the weapon. For example, a typical pistol like the Infinity shown here would have a body, a barrel, and a grip and optionally a sight, attachment (damage, stability, etc.), and/or element. The reason this is possible is that each gun has different "slots" that you can put weapon parts. If you want more information on the basics of using the editor, you can watch this tutorial here.įirstly, what is a hybrid weapon? A hybrid weapon is one that has different weapons parts than it can normally have, or more parts than it can usually have. By using this editor you can add/modify weapons, shields, relics, etc. The tool I use for creating and editing gear is Gibbed's Save Editor. This will be a simple guide to creating hybrid weapons in Borderlands 2.
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