unreal.Level

class unreal.Level(outer: Object | None = None, name: Name | str = 'None')

Bases: Object

A Level is a collection of Actors (lights, volumes, mesh instances etc.). Multiple Levels can be loaded and unloaded into the World to create a streaming experience. see: https://docs.unrealengine.com/latest/INT/Engine/Levels see: UActor

C++ Source:

  • Module: Engine

  • File: Level.h

Editor Properties: (see get_editor_property/set_editor_property)

  • lightmap_total_size (float): [Read-Only] Total number of KB used for lightmap textures in the level.

  • shadowmap_total_size (float): [Read-Only] Total number of KB used for shadowmap textures in the level.

  • use_actor_folders (bool): [Read-Write] Use actor folder objects, actor folders of this level will be persistent in their own object.

  • use_external_actors (bool): [Read-Write] Use external actors, new actor spawned in this level will be external and existing external actors will be loaded on load.

add_asset_user_data_of_class(user_data_class) → bool

Creates and adds an instance of the provided AssetUserData class to the target asset.

Parameters:

user_data_class (type(Class)) – UAssetUserData sub class to create

Returns:

Whether or not an instance of InUserDataClass was succesfully added

Return type:

bool

get_asset_user_data_of_class(user_data_class) → AssetUserData

Returns an instance of the provided AssetUserData class if it’s contained in the target asset.

Parameters:

user_data_class (type(Class)) – UAssetUserData sub class to get

Returns:

The instance of the UAssetUserData class contained, or null if it doesn’t exist

Return type:

AssetUserData

has_asset_user_data_of_class(user_data_class) → bool

Checks whether or not an instance of the provided AssetUserData class is contained.

Parameters:

user_data_class (type(Class)) – UAssetUserData sub class to check for

Returns:

Whether or not an instance of InUserDataClass was found

Return type:

bool