This is the github home to a collection of Bordlerlands 3 Mods. At the moment, all the mods stored here are made using the hotfix injection method of BL3 modding, which basically just adds custom hotfixes to the ones sent to the game by Gearbox.
Currently, there is currently only one publicly-available method for
running hotfix-based mods, and it's not an especially easy one. It's
based on the network tool mitmproxy and
requires a nontrivial amount of setup. Information on that method
can be found a Apocalyptech's bl3hotfixmodding repo.
Users who use this method will maintain a modlist.txt file (you can
see an example here at modlist_example.txt) which defines all the
active mods, and then the mitmproxy process will inject them into
the network stream.
Other methods are forthcoming, including some more user-friendly GUIs
which let you just choose mods from a list, but there is currently no
release date scheduled for those tools. Those tools are unlikely to
make use of the modlist.txt format that Apocalyptech's mitmproxy-based
solution does.
The Python utility modlist_to_json.py can be used to convert a
modlist.txt file to a format capable with one such unreleased utility.
Obviously you can just browse around this github repo to find mods that you like, but since the mods are arranged by author, it might be difficult to know exactly what's available. Like for BL2/TPS mods, we've created a Borderlands 3 ModCabinet Wiki which categorizes mods by what they do, and will probably be much easier to work with.
Some mod authors might decide to store their BL3 mods somewhere other than here, of course. If any major hubs of BL3 mod distribution ever becomes popular, we'll link it in here. The Borderlands 3 section of Nexus Mods is likely to start accumulating these kinds of mods, once friendlier tools are developed to make use of them.
See README-authors.md for information on both writing BL3 mods, and contributing to this github (and associated wiki).