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Kauress

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Unreal Engine Error: DoesPackageExist

The past 2 days I've been dealing an Unreal Engine Error. More specifically "DoesPackageExist: DoesPackageExist:FAILED:"None: is not a standard unreal filename or a long path name"

I was unable to package my project as an .exe because the error wouldn't allow me to since it wasn't compiling properly.

After reading the error message a couple of times over and searching on forums I resorted to solving the problem by:

Deleting as assets folder that I had imported into the project through Epic Games
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BLOOPERS

The project had some characters that were placed in it from this particular folder. So I tried deleting the project folder.
The project still had references to the characters, so I deleted the references in the game world (on the right side of the screen)
On restarting UE4, the asset folder was still there!
 On inspecting the map in my own levels folder and the map in the FPS map (provided by UE), I found an un-deleted reference to it. So deleted it from there as well!
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FIXES

Delete the assets from the Epic Games library
Delete all instances of the assets from your map
Delete the assets folder
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Finally I have an .exe!

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