If you do start out in the Level Blueprint, and then decide to move behavior into a Blueprint Class, this should be a pretty simple process. When you copy functions from a Level Blueprint that operate on Actors (say, calling Set Brightness on a light), and paste them into a Blueprint Class based off of a Light Actor, the functions will update to be in the proper scope.
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Blueprint Best Practices | Unreal Engine Documentationn your project. If you create a Blueprint Class, you can add it to any of your levels, and you can also add as many copies as you would like to the level, without needing to copy script around. <span>If you do start out in the Level Blueprint, and then decide to move behavior into a Blueprint Class, this should be a pretty simple process. When you copy functions from a Level Blueprint that operate on Actors (say, calling Set Brightness on a light), and paste them into a Blueprint Class based off of a Light Actor, the functions will update to be in the proper scope. Read More: Level Blueprint Blueprint Class Class Variables vs. Local Variables When you're working in your Blueprint, you have the ability to add variables using the My Blueprint When y Summary
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