Hi guys, I am currently developing an application that makes use of images and other resources such as icons for buttons etc...

I know that when you generate a .qrc file via Qt, it only permits you to add an image or resource if it is in the same directory or sub-directory of the .qrc file.

Is there a way that I could add an image, if the images are located in another folder?

Let's say I have two folders:
-Images folder
-QRC folder

--both folders are located in the same directory.
When I add an image in the qrc, Qt will display an error saying that I can only add resources if it is a sub-directory of the .qrc

One way of solving this is editing the .qrc manually with a text editor.
e.g.
<RCC>
<qresource>
<file>../Images/image.png</file>
</qresource>
</RCC>




is there a way of setting the qt creator ide, such as the pro file, to detect the Images directory while using the 'add' file button?

--I was just wondering if there is a way of doing it while not editing it manually.