we don't support moving foliage between levels when there isn't a shared foliage asset. I know it worked previously in older versions, but this was a bug. For example there were issues if you moved only some of the foliage to another level and then tried to move it back again. It would appear as a separate foliage type to the foliage you never moved.
In any situation using sublevels, a shared foliage asset is the recommended way of working.
With 4.15, I can move Foliage to "Sublevel B", but I can not move it with 4.16. It seems to be affected by the update in 4.16 (New: When moving a foliage asset to a new level, you will now be prompted to save the Foliage Type as an asset if it's a local asset. From 4.16 ReleaseNote) .
1.Construct multiple SubLevels for PersistentLevel.
2.By drag and drop StaticMesh, add a foliage to "SubLevel A".
Whether you want to save it as a foliage asset, but press "Cancel".
Then, "SubLevel A" has local foliage.
3.Painting foliage "SubLevel A", and some selected.
4.Selected "SubLevel B" from the "Levels panel" -> On Right Click -> Selected "Move Selected Foliage to Level".
At this time, you are asked to save the asset, but you can not move the forge to "SubLevel B" even if I click "Cancel".
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Component | UE - World Creation - Worldbuilding Tools - Foliage |
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Affects Versions | 4.16 |
Created | Jul 18, 2017 |
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Resolved | Jul 18, 2017 |
Updated | Apr 27, 2018 |