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   pookeythekid

   Just had a simple question about the efficiency of removing entities. I saw a thread about CreatureSpawnEvents that said removing a ton of entities was super bad for the server because the trashed entities still took up a bunch of memory. I suppose it's not as bad of a case compared to command-spawned ocelots, but here's my question: does setting a creature's health to 0 lead to less memory usage than using creature.remove()? Or does Minecraft remove dead creatures in the exact same manner?

    

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   pookeythekid, Dec 21, 2014

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   Tecno_Wizard

   @pookeythekid, it literally does the same thing except the health set will cause the death animation while remove will not.

    

   Tecno_Wizard, Dec 21, 2014

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   pookeythekid

   @Tecno_Wizard Ah, alright. Thanks.

    

   pookeythekid, Dec 21, 2014

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