Actors survive in outliner after destroyed in game

Development Programming & Scripting
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I am trying to code a Spawn Point class, but the actors I spawn are never destroyed after the game ends no matter how I try. I have destroyed them in game by pickup functionality and I am also destroying them within the Spawn point class by keeping a pointer to the spawned object and calling Destroy in EndPlay.

Each time I gain a new blueprint instance in the editor at the spawn location.

My spawn function:

	if (PickUpToSpawn != NULL){
	UWorld* const World = GetWorld();

	if (World){
		FActorSpawnParameters SpawnParams;
		SpawnParams.Owner = this;
		SpawnParams.Instigator = Instigator;

		FVector SpawnLocation = GetActorLocation();
		FRotator SpawnRotation = GetActorRotation();

		SpawnedPickUp = World->SpawnActor<APickUp>(PickUpToSpawn, SpawnLocation, SpawnRotation, SpawnParams);
		Occupied = true;
	}
}

SpawnedPickUp is just a private pointer with no editor/blueprint functionality. In EndPlay I simply test if Occupied is true and if it is call SpawnedPickUp->Destroy();

Why would a destroyed actor be created at all in the editor? And how can I stop it from happening?

2

Figured it out, I was using an Object iterator in my controller class to find all the spawn points and trigger a spawn. After some searching around I found that this can cause wierd things to happen in the editor world too. Changed to an Actor iterator and all seems fine now.