Is there a way to auto-collect suns in Plants vs. Zombies for PC?

I know that:

There's a way to auto-collect coins/gold with Gold Magnet plant
There a way to collect all suns with PlayStation version of PvZ by tilting.

Is there a way (aside from clicking on each one) to auto-collect suns in PC version of the game?

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Best Answer

No, there is not. You could get a mod or hack for it, but strictly speaking no, there is not.

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How do you get unlimited Suns in Plants vs. Zombies PC?

Increase the Plant Growth

Full screen mode must be disabled.

Go to your Zen Garden.

Feed the plants (takes 30 minutes to feed them again)

Change the system time to a earlier value.

How do you get more suns in Plants vs. Zombies?

Dig up all plants (except for Sunflowers) and plant Sunflowers in their place. Block the zombie(s) with a Wall-nut, Tall-nut, and/or Pumpkin and then collect sun until you get more than 8000 sun.

How do you cheat on Plants vs. Zombies PC?

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Can you beat Pvz without sun?

Most levels can be finished without using any sun-producers, but these have been tested. These are the levels with tested strategies. It's very difficult, but not impossible.

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