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# Create a shortcut of <code>VintagestoryServer.exe</code>.  The precise process for this depends on your operating system.  Try right-clicking on the executable file for options, and google OS-specific instructions as needed.
# Create a shortcut of <code>VintagestoryServer.exe</code>.  The precise process for this depends on your operating system.  Try right-clicking on the executable file for options, and google OS-specific instructions as needed.
# Open the Properties of the new shortcut.  This is usually accomplished through the right-click menu.
# Open the Properties of the new shortcut.  This is usually accomplished through the right-click menu.
# Locate the Target field in the shortcut's Properties and click in it, then go to the very end of what's written there.  Add one space, then <code>--dataPath=</code>, then Paste the folder path you copied earlier.  The entire contents of the Target field should now be something like this: <code>"C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Roaming\Vintagestory\VintagestoryServer.exe" --dataPath=C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Roaming\VintagestoryServer\VSserverData</code>
# Locate the Target field in the shortcut's Properties and click in it, then go to the very end of what's written there.  Add one space, then <code>--dataPath=</code>, then Paste the folder path you copied earlier.  The entire contents of the Target field should now be something like this: <code>"C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Roaming\Vintagestory\VintagestoryServer.exe" --dataPath=C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Roaming\VintagestoryServer\VSserverData</code>  
(Note: if your folder names include spaces, enclose the folder path above in quotes.)
* Optional: you can move/copy the shortcut, to your desktop and/or your new VintagestoryServer folder
* Optional: you can move/copy the shortcut, to your desktop and/or your new VintagestoryServer folder


Alternative methods: create a batch script, or register a service
Batch script method (functionally equivalent to the shortcut method above):
# To create a batch script, simply create a blank text document and rename it with the .bat file extension. 
# You can edit it by right clicking and selecting edit.  Then just type %appdata%/Vintagestory/VintagestoryServer.exe --dataPath "[PATH]"  replacing [PATH] with the desired path for the server's data, then save and close. 
Running the script will run the server with the alternate datapath, and will generate its own collection of config files there.  This is functionally equivalent to the modified link.


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