Can I configure Visual Studio to use real folders instead of filters in C++ projects?

It's annoying to have to separately maintain a .filters file to make Visual Studio happy, as well as my project's on-disk layout. Is it possible to tell VS to use real folders, like it does for C#?

How do I add folders to Visual Studio 2019?

Put the folders into the bin (folder) > Debug or Release folder in your project folder. 3). Open your project in Visual Studio > click the Show All Files button > expand the bin , Debug > select and right-click the parent folder > choose Include in Project option.

How do I run a Visual Studio project folder?

In Visual Studio, click File > Open > Folder. Navigate to the folder, and click Select Folder. This opens the folder in Solution Explorer and displays its contents, files and any subfolders.

In the Solution Explorer in Visual Studio, just click the toolbar button called 'Show All Files'.

That does exactly what you want.

EDIT(Billy O'Neal): Added image for others so they don't have to hunt... All folders image
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