Everything in screen1

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If I put everything in screen1 with vertical arrangement true and false for a complex app with media photos etc. it doesn’t become very heavy because even hiding the vertical arrangement leaves everything in memory? Unfortunately I’m having trouble understanding how to close the screens using multiscreen

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Hi kodyugo,

In short, if the app doesn’t have particularly complex layouts, it’s recommended to use just one screen.

Try providing a bit more information, or upload your AIA to https://unchive.kodular.io/ and show us the Summary section.

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For multiple screen function with arrangement i recommend using procedures block.

all you have to do is get a procedure block then add blocks for X ammount of screen that you want them in the { do } use if the statment with = block you can either use { true - false } logic block or use the text blocks it’s up to you text block is much better if you are planning to have to many screens.

This image shows a visual programming block script that compares screen names with specific text values and contains placeholder blocks to evaluate but ignore results based on those comparisons. (Captioned by AI)
This image shows a visual programming block script that compares screen names with specific text values and contains placeholder blocks to evaluate but ignore results based on those comparisons. (Captioned by AI)650×247 44.2 KB

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@Fallen_Media can you explain more about this method :heart_eyes::heart_eyes: i have ever used it

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I think you will understand it this way better

A visual programming block script that uses conditional logic to check if screen1 or screen3 is true and then evaluates specific code while ignoring the result; however, there appears to be a redundancy with two else-if conditions checking screen1. (Captioned by AI)
A visual programming block script that uses conditional logic to check if screen1 or screen3 is true and then evaluates specific code while ignoring the result; however, there appears to be a redundancy with two else-if conditions checking screen1. (Captioned by AI)650×247 38.9 KB

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You can add as many screens as you want but keep in mind that making to many screens will confuse you in the late run you until then I think you will be able to improve this method further.

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@Fallen_Media what is the goal with this block i did not get it :slightly_frowning_face:

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Even me am confused :confused:

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This is just an example you can try this for the arrangements for turning them visible and invisible.

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no?

to switch layout you can use also this method