Visual Studio how to add existing folder to project | Visual Studio 2022 how to add existing folder

Visual Studio how to add existing folder to project. Visual Studio 2022 how to add existing folder to project
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[@StephenMoreira]

Thanks, idk why this was so hard to search and find.

[@Killerkraft975]

ikr i had to search for 20 minutes to find any solution

[@imveryhungry112]

Yeah it doesnt work in vs 2022. I dont get why those people at msft cant focus on making this shit user friendly. Lol you spend a whole business day trying to add a new folder to your project its nuts.

[@ashimataneja3216]

hey! did you find the way to add an existing folder in project in vs code??? if yes, please help.

[@relaxingmusicforstudying4466]

@@ashimataneja3216 Have you already found one? Because it's literally in the video

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

@@relaxingmusicforstudying4466 It doesn't work in 2022. The OP told you that and I can confirm having tried this myself.
If you have nested folders for C++ header libraries etc. it just barfs everything at the top level, you lose all directory structure and breaks all the include directives. End result is nothing compiles and you turn bald.

[@user-mq6zb7xy6d]

thanks a bunch

[@albertlopez5772]

really

[@cpldaxn]

Not working.

[@ashimataneja3216]

hey, did you find the way to add folder ? please help

[@_Yes_.]

I dont see these unincluded folders when i click on show all files

[@ashimataneja3216]

hey! did you find the way to add an existing folder in project in vs code??? if yes, please help.

[@_Yes_.]

@@ashimataneja3216 if i remember correctly, method in the video works, i just was adding the wrong folder, that was not in the project

[@404NameN0tFound]

Does not work anymore.

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

Doesn't work properly in C++ projects. VS just has no regard at all for the original folder structure and it becomes so screwed up beyond all help, if you have stuff in nested folders it just chucks everything at the top level and breaks include directives because everything is now in the wrong place. The biggest offenders are people who think they're being smart by putting everything into the header files and not having CPP implementation files, if you want to make Visual Studio freak out and have a cow then that's how you do it. Intellisense doesn't understand that concept.
I have no idea why something so basic is so complex and frustrating. VS is a crap pile and for things like Unreal Engine you are explicitly advised to NOT use it.