Changes

Yep. There are two common approaches:

Yep. There are two common approaches:

* Create a separate folders for each mod group in [[Modding:Game folder|your game folder]], like <code>Mods</code> and <code>Mods (multiplayer)</code>. Then create a shortcut to the <tt>StardewModdingAPI.exe</tt> file, right-click it and choose <tt>Properties</tt>, and add this to the end of the <tt>Target</tt> field: <code> --mods-path "Mods (multiplayer)"</code> (changing folder name as needed). Done correctly, it should look something like <code>"your-path-here\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Stardew Valley\StardewModdingAPI.exe" --mods-path "Mods (multiplayer)"</code>. If you double-click that shortcut, it will launch SMAPI with the specified mod folder. You can add any number of folders and shortcuts this way.

* Create a separate folder for each mod group in [[Modding:Game folder|your game folder]], like <code>Mods</code> and <code>Mods (multiplayer)</code>. Then create a shortcut to the <tt>StardewModdingAPI.exe</tt> file, right-click it and choose <tt>Properties</tt>, and add this to the end of the <tt>Target</tt> field: <code> --mods-path "Mods (multiplayer)"</code> (changing folder name as needed). Done correctly, it should look something like <code>"your-path-here\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Stardew Valley\StardewModdingAPI.exe" --mods-path "Mods (multiplayer)"</code>. If you double-click that shortcut, it will launch SMAPI with the specified mod folder. You can add any number of folders and shortcuts this way.

* Use the [https://moddrop.com ModDrop] mod manager (Windows-only), which supports up to three 'mod loadouts' which you can switch between.

* Use the [https://moddrop.com ModDrop] mod manager (Windows-only), which supports up to three 'mod loadouts' which you can switch between.

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