Why is the root point of a Blueprint random?

I basically like to make a prefab of some geometry in my level, the only solution I have is a BP but when I make a blueprint out of my perfectly aligned assets I get a root point in it that has a random offset with something like 0.433132. Is there any way around that?

I already tried making a perfect box around everything to see if that changes it but it is also a random root point with it.

Hi Davision,

Could you provide some screenshot showing us exactly what you are talking about? When I create a BP with the default Cube from the Starter Content as the root component, it is located at X: 0.000 Y: 0.000 Z: 0.000.

I found out later that I could replace the generated root point with a actual asset of the BP and then I got my perfect 1.0000 locations back. When you do it with a single asset in your level it probably works with 0.000 but when you make it with several you get a generated root component in your BP. All your other components in your BP will then have messy positions like 0.3454246

What steps are you using to create a blueprint with multiple assets?

Hi Davision,

We haven’t heard back from you in a few days, so we are marking this post as Resolved for tracking purposes. If you’re still experiencing this issue, please feel free to post back here with additional information.

Thanks,

TJ