Initialize Particle Module deprecated issue

I just recently upgraded from 4.26 to 4.27
And I noticed that Niagara’s Initialize Particle Module has a message that says :

But my problem is that the project I’m working on has been going on for a long time, and the number of effects is very large, so I’d like to know is there a way to quickly replace the old Initialize Particle with the new one? Or I have to add them one by one and then delete them one by one manually?

Or can I dismiss this message now and have a one-click replacement button to help me replace it with a new module when it needs to be replaced in the future version?

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Having a similar issue. It is a shame Epic didn’t provide an automatic way to fix the issue because going in manually to fix it when you have got a lot of particle systems and emitters is very tedious.

Does anybody have any new information on this?

Now it has been fully deprecated in 5.3 and I’m wondering what they mean by “conversion script”.
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Because if you try to “fix issue” on a parent emitter, it won’t fix or map any of the existing inputs on the inherited emitters.

I’ve hundreds if not thousands of effects that have deprecated initialize particle warning.

Does anybody know if there’s a way to replace the deprecated initialize particle with a script? Or a tool?

This is a nightmare for anyone with Niagara assets created before having modules deprecated.

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