Broken communication - Lack of responses

[SE_JonF]

@ToxinGaming;745135

Yeah, I guess I’m coming from a different viewpoint because I intend my project to be built upon, not to be migrated into another project. It makes sense for you to have your folder structure the way you described if you intend people to just migrate the assets to their project.

Yet still, I found it weird to reorganize my project to fit their standard. I too had it set up to where each weapon had its own folder and underneath were the material, meshes, and textures folders. I did this based on Epic’s own projects and templates.

Like I said, I’m not taking sides on this requirement, I don’t fully agree with what they have proposed but I also see the difficulty when all MP assets don’t have the same folder structure.

Also, the problem I see with this new folder structure requirement is that if people have already created their project folder structure based on Epic’s templates and projects structures, they are going to have a bad time when trying to migrate MP assets to their project as the structure won’t match. This is why I said that all of Epic’s projects and template should follow the same folder structure, whether it be this one or another.

EDIT: Please also understand that I’m a newbie to selling on the marketplace and realize you guys are experienced sellers. I’m still trying to get my first asset through the review process and it just so happened that all of this debate occurred right now, so I understand that you guys have better knowledge about what the buyers want and you know more from feedback than I do.

Yes, my products are “Add To Project” and most of the customers I speak with then migrate content from one project to another. The only similarity marketplace products should have in terms of folder structure, is parent folder. That is 1 folder typically named after the product that resides in the content folder - and everything else is placed in there. Epic’s own content doesn’t even follow that either. Otherwise depending on the product type, it isn’t always efficient to use the same folder structure. When I’m making individual asset packs, sure it works fine. But bundles? Absolutely not, for the many reasons outlined above.

Also good luck with your submission. =)