i am following a ue 5 tutorial and it requires starter content, anyone know why this happens?
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It’s looking like Epic just decided we don’t need that any more. Although there is a lot of project templates, nothing quite beats getting a few useful materials from that content pack.
Two solutions:
1 Install an earlier version of the engine and migrate the content. You see people online saying to do this with 5.6, but I think that content probably hasn’t changed since UE4, so 4.27 is much quicker to download and will probably do the trick.
2 Get it from someone who bother to keep a copy
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Definitely should save this. Starter Content is super helpful to get started whenever I start a fresh project. Heck, my project, after 4 years of development, still uses some of the starter content.
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Same here. I learnt so much from those materials…
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What do you mean, it’s still there just different and animations are on Fab, if you used them before they should be in your library.
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You used to be able to add starter content to any project, directly from the content browser.
Nope, it’s specifically called ‘starter pack content’ 
Oh I see. 