Only re-imports specific content elements of the Mesh for it's base LOD. See the Source Import Filename property in the Asset Details panel to see how your mesh's source files are organized. LODs can be imported directly with FBX files, but can also be found in separate source files.

Imports the base mesh, the base LOD, and any custom LODs from new source files. Re-imports the Mesh's original source file, including the base LOD and any custom LODs associated with the source file.

Any assets unable to be assigned will be marked as failed. Unreal will work to assign any of the existing Materials, Bones, and other Assets to the new mesh, and will ask for permission in some instances where an exact match is not available. Opens the current skeletal meshes original source FBX file, with a new import options window.Ī file browser opens where a new source FBX file can be selected and imported. This can be helpful if the mesh was not imported correctly and adjustments need to be made, or if you need a fresh start with the current mesh. With Reimport Base Mesh, you can begin the re-import process for the Base Mesh of the current Skeletal Mesh. The following are features unique to the Skeletal Mesh Editor Mode. For general Animation Editor functions refer to the Animation Editors Overview's Toolbar Section for more information.

The Toolbar found in the Skeletal Mesh Editor is similar to the Toolbar found across Unreal's many editors and windows. Here is the Skeletal Mesh Editor, with the following tools and panels: In the Skeletal Mesh Editor you can make changes to the polygonal mesh by assigning Materials, adding clothing elements, setting up LODs (Level of Detail), and previewing any Morph Targets applied to the mesh. The Skeletal Mesh Editor Mode is where you can find the tools to manipulate and preview Skeletal Mesh assets. Preview Scene Settings / Morph Target Previewer

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