LevelInstanceSubsystem.h File Reference

#include "Subsystems/WorldSubsystem.h"
#include "Containers/Array.h"
#include "Containers/Map.h"
#include "UObject/NameTypes.h"
#include "UObject/GCObject.h"
#include "Folder.h"
#include "LevelInstance/LevelInstanceTypes.h"
#include "WorldPartition/Filter/WorldPartitionActorFilter.h"
#include "WorldPartition/WorldPartitionHandle.h"
#include "WorldPartition/WorldPartitionActorContainerID.h"
#include "LevelInstance/LevelInstancePropertyOverrideAsset.h"
#include "Streaming/StreamingWorldSubsystemInterface.h"
#include "LevelInstanceSubsystem.generated.h"

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Classes
class	ULevelInstanceSubsystem

Enumerations
enum class	ELevelInstanceBreakFlags : uint8 { None = 0 , KeepFolders = 1 << 0 }

Functions
	ENUM_CLASS_FLAGS (ELevelInstanceBreakFlags)

Enumeration Type Documentation

ELevelInstanceBreakFlags

enum class ELevelInstanceBreakFlags : uint8

strong

Enumerator
None
KeepFolders	The actors will be placed inside the folder the LI is inside of, under a subfolder with the name of the Level Instance, and also keeping their original folder structure. So if i.e. the Level Instance Actor is called "Desert/LI_House2", and an actor inside is named "Lights/Light_Sun", the actor will be moved to "Desert/LI_House2/Lights/Light_Sun" in the outer level. If this flag is not set, actors will be placed either in the root folder of the outer level (but their original folders from the LI kept), or, if context folder is set, they'll be moved there without any subfolders.

Function Documentation

ENUM_CLASS_FLAGS()

ENUM_CLASS_FLAGS

(

ELevelInstanceBreakFlags

)