Usually when we are spawning an actor we stick with the simplest way of doing so, which look something like this:
GetWorld()->SpawnActor<AActor>(ActorClass, Location, Rotation);Nothing wrong with doing it this way, however, it is worth remembering that there is another, optional, parameter of type FActorSpawnParameters.
If you take a look at the available properties you would be surprised how many useful things you can achieve simply by filling in these properties.
For example:
Template — actor that should be used as template for the new actor. The new actor is going to be initialized using property values of the template actor
bHideFromSceneOutliner — when set to true, the spawned actor will not appear in the scene outliner
SpawnCollisionHandlingOverride — allows to to override spawn collision handling, meaning you can force this actor to always spawn regardless of the spawn transform
I highly encourage you to go and explore the remaining properties of this struct.