I’m in the process of making a 2d Sidescroller game in Unreal Engine. I am trying to grasp the concept of level streaming as it relates to the dynamic gameplay I’m attempting to implement. I’m hitting a roadblock for understanding the best practice for how to structure my levels, tilemaps, and level loading techniques to have a randomized selection of pre-designed levels appear in a certain sequential order. I don’t think that World Partition is the solution as the game is a composite of different levels chosen at the start of the game. I’m at a loss for being able to find resources online that point to my specific problem or use-case. Unreal doesn’t support the relocating of Streamed Levels within the editor and the node only works for testing in a Standalone Game. I’m very appreciative of any input or feedback.
Thank you. 
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Take a look at ‘load level instance’.
It’s just like streaming, but has two advantages
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You don’t need to fill your persistent with the levels that you might want to stream later.
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You can load the instance with any transform.
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