00:00Hey guys, and welcome back to another UE4 and 5 tutorial

00:02Again, this one is going to be working in both 4 and 5, as with a lot of my previous ones as well

00:07So what we're going to be going over today is something nice, quick, and simple, and that's importing new assets into Unreal Engine

00:13So a .uasset is an Unreal Engine asset, or an Unreal asset, and there is no official way of actually importing these by dragging and dropping them in, which I'm not too sure why, since it's an Unreal asset, but there you go

00:26So what I want to do is I want to take this grenade BP and put it into my other project

00:33Now, the best way to do that, Would just be to, right click and migrate it, undo asset actions, migrate, but let's say you can't do that for whatever reason, it's not working, or you don't want to do that, or most commonly for you, it's not actually within a project already, you just have the Uasset that you may have, you've been sent

00:49So what we're doing is going to be importing it, so what you want to do is open up either folder where you want to take the Uasset from, so for me that is going to be the root folder of this project, go into content, and then you'll notice I now have all of these dot Uassets here, again it doesn't have to be from a project, just

01:06Take it from where you want, so what I'm doing is getting the, I believe it was just called, grenade BP, and now this obviously will probably mess up a little bit because I'm not taking everything over with it, but I'm just showing you how to import your assets

01:20So what you want to do is copy it, so hit Ctrl+C, or go to show more options and copy

01:25So you want to copy the asset, and now you want to go into the folder which you want to import in, in your project, so for me that's just going to be Unreal Projects, and then I believe I'm just inverted at the moment, go to content, and this doesn't have to be in the content folder, this can be

01:42Anywhere, but for me, I'm just going to put in the content and simply hit control V, or just right click, show more options, and paste

01:51And now you'll notice we now have the grenade BP.uasset inside of our folder

01:57If we were to minimize this, we can see and actually open up our project, we see that we now have that grenade BP in here, so I've now successfully imported in a new asset into my project

02:06Again, it doesn't have to be from another project, but you'll notice everything is in here perfectly how it should be, so that's a very easy way of how you can import UAssets into your imaging project, you simply copy and paste it

02:21Into the actual folder of your project, instead of dragging and dropping it into the project itself, so I hope that will make sense

02:28So thanks so much for watching this video, I hope you enjoyed it, and I hope you found it helpful, and if you did, make sure to like and subscribe down below

02:33So thanks so much for watching, and I'll see you in the next one

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