Hello,
I dont really know where to put this topic but this seemed to be the most fitting place.
I am relatively new to the Unreal Engine 4 and made a mistake the other day:
I wanted to delete a cube off my Project but instead I deleted the cube off the whole Game Engine. Now, every time I open the UE4 the message below appears and I cannot spawn a Cube anymore.
Is there any way, exept for reinstalling the Engine, to fix this? 
Do you still have an option for the cube in starter content?
We should really just procedurally generate these shapes.
For now, the cube exists in Engine/Content/BasicShapes/Cube.uasset where you installed the engine. A quick way would be to import an asset to that location and save as “Cube”.
Hey,
I really appreciate the fact that a developer in person tries to help me, thats amazing!
Though I do not really understand what you meant with “import an asset to that location”.
Do I simply import the “Cube.uasset” into UE4 then export it? Sorry for the dumb questions, but I am still learning 
Via the content browser you could just import a cube to the engine content directory/basicshapes/ directory is what I meant. Actually I didnt realize there is a “verify” option on the engine in the launcher. Can you try running that? If that doesn’t work just download a previous version of the engine (i.e 4.12) copy the cube out of it and paste it into the Engine/Content/BasicShapes/ directory where you installed the version you are having trouble with.
Thanks!! The verify optiion fixed it for me.
Another option is to delete the Unreal Engine version you’re using, and then re-add it, from the Engine Launcher.
This will re-install all files, which includes that mesh.
The draw-back is that it takes longer to download the code again
Whoa whoa dude! You just about took down the matrix! Close one. Thanks for fixing that.
4 years later here i am after i made the same mistake i wonder what u accomplished in those 4 years?
