This works fine with the UI, but not but with the command-line!
i get the error that: module ‘unreal’ has no attribute ‘StaticMeshEditorSubsystem’, which it does with the UI…
It’s the same python version.
Is there a plug-in I have to enable for my project? But it’s the same project that i created with the UI and that I am now opening with the command-line. So if it had the module in the first place, it should still have it.
Or is actor merging not availiable in cmd-line. But… everything else is ( so far…)
I tried. But it threw a warning that the function was deprecated and didn’t seem to do it
DeprecationWarning: EditorLevelLibrary: Function 'merge_static_mesh_actors' on 'EditorLevelLibrary' is deprecated: The Editor Scripting Utilities Plugin is deprecated - Use the function in Static Mesh Editor Subsystem
Yes it works .
My bad, i didn’t explain correctly, in the above, i was always in command line: non-graphical=commandlet, UI = no commandlet
----> Hence my initial question. If the module becomes missing, does it mean that it is not available in commandlet? Did i forget to add a plug-in ?
It’s unclear to me what part of the API is available in commandlet vs full UI. I was able to do everything that i wanted so far with the commandlet ( loading asset, spawning actors)!
Interesting find !
The question is : why is there this difference?
I don’t think it has to do with the choice of plugins loaded cos that’s the same in graphical and non- graphical. Maybe it’s because it’s using graphical functionalities
Hello,
in unreal 5.3.2 on the “DataPrep Editing Operator” BP,
i have the same issue I used an old “Merge Static Mesh Actors” deprecated
unreal tell me to use the new one, but if I try to get the “Static Mesh Editor SubSystem” I doesn’t exist
