Sometimes migrating content to new projects or engine versions can produce errors you didn’t expect.
I noticed you’re getting a lot of ‘Accessed: None’ warnings in add components? maybe that could be the cause?
[2017.10.09-18.33.01:276][ 0]LogNetVersion: GetLocalNetworkVersion: CL: 3299760 - Pastebin.com : In this file, i found the following warning:
‘Warning Unable to find package for cooking’
One issue i’ve been warned of is useing spaces or punctuation, so /Game/Turret/Textures/Building/StairsSupport (1), should just be /Game/Turret/Textures/Building/StairsSupport1
This is evident as you get the following error: LogPackageName:Error: DoesPackageExist: DoesPackageExist FAILED: ‘/Game/Turret/Textures/Building/StairsSupport (1)’ is not a standard unreal filename or a long path name. Reason: Name may not contain the following characters:
My advice just from this file alone is 1) Never use space or punctuation in a filename, and 2) Your Unreal projects should be stored as close to C:\ as possible, to reduce path name length, as it is limited, so spaces and punctuation will screw you over, my set up for example is C:\UE4\Project\
[2017.10.09-18.33.29:712][ 0]LogCook:Display: Cooking /Engine/MobileResources/H - Pastebin.com : This file appears to have a lot of missing info, a lot of warnings pointing to missing packages and assets, are they perhaps in a different folder, outside the project directory?
And also the input events are apparently missing, have you renamed them?
[2017.10.09-18.36.37:198][ 0]LogCook:Display: Cooking /Game/Props1/Tile_02_B -> - Pastebin.com : this again has filling assets
( Failed to find object ‘Object /Game/DeusEx/Mesh/Pipe_01.Pipe_01’)
Try to confirm that the assets are where they’re supposed to be, and remove as many symbols and spaces as possible, I had an issue in my final year and also packaging my first professional project where I’d have errors due to how I named things, so it’s always worth remembering to keep it as simple as possible.
You’re welcome to provide more information, and also free to ask me to clarify or elaborate on anything i’ve said.
Let me know if this helps you.
Kind Regards.
Kieran.