Head over to the Project Settings and in the Maps and Modes > Default Maps sections set the Editor Startup Map and the Game Default Map to the newly created map.For a 2D Side-scroller, I feel comfortable setting my camera to Right/Left (bearing in mind how that initial choice affects the other items in your scene, such as the camera) and then setting the layer to Default so that I can edit the Foreground and Background seperately at a later stage.Also, In the World Settings find Game Mode and replace default Character in Default Pawn Class to newly renamed Character BP.Navigate to the World Settings of your new level and in the Game Mode section, change the GameMode Override to 2DSideScrollerGameMode.Remember to save the level in the Maps folder. (Level_00 or whatever the naming convention for the project is). Then File > Save As and name the level appropriately. Create a new level: File > New Level > Default.Rename duplicated character Blueprint to fit new project. Duplicate original 2D Side scroller Character blueprint by dragging it into the Blueprint folder.Create Source folder in the Project folder and copy all required assets into the Source folder.Set up project folders to contain Animations, Blueprint, Levels, Sprites ( Contains Characters, Items and Environment sub-folders) and Materials ( change color of folders for organisational ease).
Open the 2D Side scroller template without the starter content.If you’re here to learn then you may use them as a rough guide but I would strongly suggest watching the video for yourself if you’d like to learn the same concepts. Please note that the following is the step-wise notation of the points which I feel are important to my workflow so that I can refer back to it when I practice these skills.
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