+When might this be useful? Say you have a powerful enough computer that can handle multiple independent UE4 simulations at the same time, and you want to run as many simulations as possible to collect data effeciently (perhaps you are training a reinforcement learning algorithm). If you create copies of your main level (saved with different names) and use different ROS topic names within each level, then you can launch each level in a new UE4 editor on the same computer. If using a single rosbridge node for all of these UE4 instances results in considerable delays, then you can then add the `ROSBridgeParamOverride` actor to each level so that each level uses its own rosbridge node.
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