Lack of libExtensions in cocos2d-x 3.6

cocos2d-x C++
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Guys, where is proj.win32 folder from extensions directory?

After a while I upgraded to cocos2d-x 3.6 and tried to use the library under Windows. I managed to run the cpp-test (works like a charm, one click on the cpp-tests.vcxproj), creating my own project with cocos script (just like under linux), but it looks that now I cannot reference to libExtensions project (I want to use PhysicsSprite). Is there a way to generate/build it automatically?

I also tried to run cmake on cocos2d-x main directory, but it gives me only weird ALL_BUILD.vcxproj and ZERO_CHECK.vcxproj projects.

It always was like copy/paste when it comes to configuration. But if you have a second to explain me how it now works, I would be appreciated. I just want to understand the whole process, not just repeating it thoughtlessly.

My enviroment is Windows 7, Visual Studio Community and cocos2d-x 3-6.

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Same situation with v3.7 and v3.8

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For me - to use PhysicsSprite - it was enought to add $(EngineRoot) variable as the Additional Include Directory in the project Properties (Configuration Properties -> C/C++ -> General tab).

Then you just have to include extensions/cocos-ext.h file to make it work (the cocos-ext.h file by itself includes PhysicsSprite.h header).