Is there a limit to the number of blocks in one screen?

[HeonJin_Kwon]

Hi.
I am a user who loves kodular and is learning hard.
I did some experiments, but first there were no special sanctions even if the number of screens exceeded 10.
So, I am working hard, but recently, strange symptoms are appearing.
When putting various functions on one screen, the number of blocks exceeded 250. So the reaction speed has slowed down. However, if I move to another screen (less than 100 blocks) in the same project file, it works well without slowing down.
Have you ever had a problem where the number of blocks slows down?
(*For reference, the current situation is: 9 screens, and the total capacity of the app is 6.1mb when compiles. There are between 100 and 200 blocks for each screen.)

[Vaibhav]

@HeonJin_Kwon

9 screens

This could be one of the problem. Try to use arrangements instead and toggle there visibility as per need.

[The_K_Studio (Karan M.)]

Yeah, this is happening with me also.

When there are too much blocks on a single screen then it lags while working.

@HeonJin_Kwon

@HeonJin_Kwon

9 screens

This could be one of the problem

This is not the problem.

[Vaibhav]

@The_K_Studio

This is not the problem.

I said

@Vaibhav

This could be one of the problem

[The_K_Studio (Karan M.)]

@HeonJin_Kwon

the number of blocks exceeded 250. So the reaction speed has slowed down

I got a solution,

Just shrink/minimize the blocks.

Now reaction speed will not slow down.

[HeonJin_Kwon]

Wow, I never thought of that. I’ll try it once and if it really solves the problem, I will adopt it as an answer. This is because it can be answered by people with similar problems.