It seems that there are a lot of people (including myself) who don't know how to add addons in a blank Visual Studio project project.
Step1: create the same structure as the addon using filters then add existing files in the filter folders.

Step2: right click on the project to open the properties navigate to -> configuration properties -> c/c++ -> general -> additional include directories

Step3: edit additional include directories

Step4: add the folders from the addon. In this case src and libs.
You can find the paths in the install.xml file which is located in the addon folder.

PS: you need to set the include directories on every build configuration debug/release
Step1: create the same structure as the addon using filters then add existing files in the filter folders.
Step2: right click on the project to open the properties navigate to -> configuration properties -> c/c++ -> general -> additional include directories
Step3: edit additional include directories
Step4: add the folders from the addon. In this case src and libs.
You can find the paths in the install.xml file which is located in the addon folder.
PS: you need to set the include directories on every build configuration debug/release
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