Massive amount of Flowers keep spawning

This is related to the regrowthmanager component not taking into consideration self-planted flowers.

It will continuously add more flowers to the regrowth phase the more you plant.

 

A temporary thing you can do in your world to clear these up is to catch the flowers on fire, as the regrowth event is only fired when they're picked.

(This should also be a bug, the catching them on fire makes them not regrow.)

I'll try this next time, might take a while that I can confirm that this worked. Until next spring.

Next time you want to spawn a rose, use "flower_rose"
and for specific flowers: c_spawn("flower"):OnLoad( {anim="f1"})  -- "f1" to "f10" for different flowers 

If you want to clear up the flowers then run the following command while you are standing near them. They will probably come back a few times due to you making space for new ones.
for _,v in pairs(TheSim:FindEntities(ThePlayer:GetPosition().x, 0, ThePlayer:GetPosition().z, 10, {"flower"})) do v:Remove() end

In general, using console commands are at your own risk. 

That said, how were you "spamming" the flowers? I had to spam a very large amount of them in the exact same location for this to show up in my profiler.

 

On 3/12/2017 at 2:06 PM, CarlZalph said:

This is related to the regrowthmanager component not taking into consideration self-planted flowers.

It will continuously add more flowers to the regrowth phase the more you plant.

 

A temporary thing you can do in your world to clear these up is to catch the flowers on fire, as the regrowth event is only fired when they're picked.

(This should also be a bug, the catching them on fire makes them not regrow.)

Fixing both of these now (c_spawn("flower") will not be counted as "player planted" though...).

On 13-3-2017 at 10:13 PM, ScottHansen said:

Next time you want to spawn a rose, use "flower_rose"
and for specific flowers: c_spawn("flower"):OnLoad( {anim="f1"})  -- "f1" to "f10" for different flowers 

If you want to clear up the flowers then run the following command while you are standing near them. They will probably come back a few times due to you making space for new ones.
for _,v in pairs(TheSim:FindEntities(ThePlayer:GetPosition().x, 0, ThePlayer:GetPosition().z, 10, {"flower"})) do v:Remove() end

In general, using console commands are at your own risk. 

That said, how were you "spamming" the flowers? I had to spam a very large amount of them in the exact same location for this to show up in my profiler.

 

Fixing both of these now (c_spawn("flower") will not be counted as "player planted" though...).

I spawned flowers for a few ingame years, keep getting new butterflies. but burning the flowers seems to work i some locations. ill try use the console command too, thanks.