Dungeon doesn't generate properly using anything other than the Static Mesh Generation Method

[obsidiousdev]

Describe the bug In my level, which is infinitely generated using Procedural Terrain, I generate the dungeon 1000 units below my character and teleport them inside. When I have the dungeon set to generate using Static Meshes, this all works, but pathways and rooms, generally, the entire dungeon (except for the prefab rooms) fail to generate. This is the only mode that generates Props and Interior Database actors, too. When I set the Generation Method to Hierarchichal or Instanced Static Mesh, the dungeon generates properly but none of the Props or Interior Database actors do.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Set Dungeon Generation Method to Hierarchical or Instanced mode
2. Assign Interior database actors and whatnot
3. Generate the dungeon during runtime and teleport the player to the starting room

Expected behavior I assume the expected behavior is that the dungeon generates across all 3 of these modes equally, with it being up to the user to choose which one they'd like to go with. For me though, Static Mesh generation doesn't work for the dungeon meshes (like hallways and rooms) but its the only mode Props spawn in.

Screenshots Upon setting the method to Static Mesh and attempting to play a dungeon generation.. After I'm done playing I see this pop up in the console

STATIC MESH GENERATION METHOD

INSTANCED STATIC MESH GENERATION METHOD (notice how there's ZERO props or interior actors apart from Lights)

Environment (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows
• Unreal Engine V5.3
• Plugin Version 1.6.6

[shun126]

I apologize for the inconvenience.

The issue where Props and Interior Database actors were not generated when set to Hierarchical or Instanced Static Mesh has been fixed in version 1.6.7. (Note: version 1.6.7 is currently under review.)

I will investigate other issues related to dungeon generation during runtime.