# Separate DataObjects
By default, Databrain organizes all DataObjects/ScriptableObjects inside its DataLibrary, keeping your project clean and uncluttered.\
If you prefer a different workflow, you can specify custom folders for DataObjects.
## Setup
1. Open Databrain Settings and select DataObjects Folder.
2. Enable Custom DataObjects Folder and set a global DataObject folder by clicking Set Path.
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If you already have DataObjects inside the DataLibrary, you can move them to the global folder by clicking **Unparent all existing DataObjects to folder**.
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## Custom Folders for Specific DataObject Types
You can assign different folders for specific DataObject types:
1. Select the DataObject type from the list.
2. At the bottom, click Set Custom Folder Override to enable a custom folder for this type.
3. Click Set Path to choose a different folder.
All existing DataObjects of this type will automatically move to the selected folder.
## Reparent to DataLibrary
ou can move DataObjects back to the DataLibrary at any time by clicking Parent all DataObjects to DataLibrary.
## Creating DataObjects outside the DataLibrary
Databrain can detect DataObjects created outside the Databrain Editor.\
To enable this feature:
* Ensure your **ScriptableObject** derives from **DataObject**.
* Add the following attribute to your class to create a menu entry in the **Project Create** context menu:
```csharp
// This will add an entry to the Project context menu.
// Right click in the project view and you'll see the entry Data / MyObject
[CreateAssetMenu(menuName = "Data/MyObject")]
public class MyObject : DataObject{}
```
