Can I move a level to another project?

Hi
I’ve created a small level in UE4 and I recently decided it would be better for my needs to have it in a project set up with the third person blueprint so I can add lifts/doors that react to that player.

Is there a way to move all my assets and materials from one project to this new one I want to create?

Thanks

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Hi,

in the Content Browser: Search for your level, rightclick on it, choose Asset Actions > Migrate
You’ll get a list of what will be migrated into your desired project.
Go further and choose the content folder of the project where you wanna migrate these things into it.

Besides: You can do that with almost every asset that exists, even folders.

You can find the content folder here by default: C:\Users\[WindowsUser]\Documents\Unreal Projects\[ProjectFolder]\Content

Cheers

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Awesome dude, thank you very much!

It used to gather all assets used for the level like meshes, shaders, animations but a couple of days ago, it started behaving weird. it only tries to save the level asset, nothing else…

why is this?

I can’t see any of my levels in the Content Browser!
I checked the folders - the files are there on the local drive.

But the levels are not listed inside the Content Browser.
I also checked all the filters.

I can not select the Level and Migrate, because the Content Browser doesn’t show them.

So what the heck can I do now?

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Hi Bernhard,

please post the full path of one of your assets that you cannot see within the unreal engine.
Which Ue4 version do you use?

I’m having the same issue where I cant find my level, but my build data is there?

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