Level Actors that are converted to a Blueprint using "Convert Selection to Blueprint Class" and using "Harvest Components" as the CreatingMethod, does not sanitize dots (.) character and make them invalid for operations like StaticFindObject.

When Level Actors are converted into a Blueprint using the "Convert Selection to Blueprint Class" option with "Harvest Components" as the creation method, the conversion process does not sanitize dot (.) characters in actor names. As a result, any actor names containing dots remain unchanged, which can lead to issues with operations such as StaticFindObject, as the presence of dots can render the names invalid within certain Unreal Engine functions.

1- Create a New Level map.
2- Add two cubes (Static Mesh Actors) to the level.
3- Attach one cube to the other.
4- Rename the attached cube to include a dot (".") in its name (e.g., "Cub.e1").
5- In the Outliner, select both cubes and choose "Convert Selection to Blueprint Class", using "Harvest Components" as the creation method.
6- Open the resulting Blueprint and observe that the name "Cub.e1" is not sanitized. This lack of sanitization can cause operations like StaticFindObject to fail.