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I want to make a procedural lavender flower generator using curves.

I have developed a node system that generates a single section of bloom. It consists of several unopened flowers and several closed ones. In this system, I can control the number of blooming flowers.

I need that when a created instance is placed on a curve, each created copy of that instance has a random number of blooming flowers, not a fixed one.

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The node system of the lavender procedural generator

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(Using Blender 4.2.4)

The randomized objects must be the last ones to be instanced (see dark pink node) ; all previous "spawning" points must be realized to support different data sets (see dark blue nodes).

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(Blender 4.2.4+)

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