Physics Constraints do not have the same values if they are part of an 'Always Loaded' level

Physics Constraints do not have the same values if they are part of an 'Always Loaded' level. They will work correctly in the Persistent level and a level that is Streamed in.

This becomes problematic when working with more complex Physics Constraint setups like the dumpster lids in screenshot #2.

1. Open the QA-Game
2. Create an actor class blueprint & double-click to open it
3. In the Components tab, add a Scene component as the root
4. Add 2 Static Mesh components named Box1 & Box2 (See screenshot #1)
5. Add a Physics Constraint component
6. In the Static Mesh components add a box mesh to both
7. Place Box1 above the other
8. Set the Box2 to Simulate Physics
9. In the Physics Constraint > Constraint, add Box1 to Component Name 1
10. Add Box2 to Component Name 2
11. Compile & save
12. Back in the editor, place the bp in the level
13. Go to Window > Levels to open the Levels panel
14. In the Levels panel click Levels > Create New > name it Level02
15. Right-click Level02 > Change Streaming Method > choose Always Loaded
16. Back in the editor, add a copy of the bp to Level02
17. Play-In-Editor
18. The bp in the Always Loaded level will hang lower than the on in the Persistent level (This becomes more apparent when using a more complex Physics Constraint setup: See screenshot #2)