I’m currently working on a personal project and i’m realitvely new to writing powershell scripts.

The use case for the script is to backup screenshots that get automatically captured during certain events within a game, while also organising them. At the minute they just get saved into generic folders and my OCD brain has been manually organising them, and thought a fun project would be to script this.

The primary function of the script is to check for the existence of a folder and then files within the folder with specific words in the file names, then create a new folder if required and copy those certain files to the new folder. (hopefully makes sense)

I have the script working but i’m thinking there may be a simpler way of having the script so that its not doubled up.

The script as it sits at the minute is below:

# Screenshots default folder:
$game="$env:Userprofilegamescreenshots"

# Folder to copy the screenshots to:
$targetfolder="E:_GameScreenshots"

# Name of game account being organised:
$accountname="username"

# Folder name
$folder="event name"


If (Get-ChildItem -Path $game$accountname$folder -Filter "*File Name*")
   { Write-Host "Files Exist" -ForegroundColor Green
    If (-not(Test-Path "$targetfolder$accountname$folderFolder Name"))
        { New-Item -ItemType Directory "$targetfolder$accountname$folderFolder Name" |Out-Null 
        Write-Host "Folder Exists or created, copying screenshots..." -ForegroundColor Cyan
        robocopy "$game$accountname$folder" "$targetfolder$accountname$folderFolder Name" /COPYALL /IF "*File Name*.*" |Out-Null}
    Else {
        Write-Host "Folder Exists or created, copying screenshots..." -ForegroundColor Cyan
        robocopy "$game$accountname$folder" "$targetfolder$accountname$folderFolder Name" /COPYALL /IF "*File Name*.*" |Out-Null}
    }

Any thoughts and advice will be greatly appreciated.