Map/Page constantly crashing (due to decoration-overload, probably)

Which game is the one with the uncooperative page and do you recall what the page name is?

I made a copy of your campaign to take a look at it and then had other devs test it. While my browser doesn't crash, it does hit some temporary freezes at points. While some of the other devs didn't find any issues. What is likely going on here is that you've hit a personal cap of how many art assets your browser can handle all at once on a page. The amount of image assets on a page hits a sliding scale the same way page size can affect your ability to play optimally without lag. The lowest common denominator is your and your other players' bandwidth. The way your deko page is arranged, I'd recommend utilizing folder organization in your My Library. That way you can sort images into folders for Tables, Chairs, Couches, etc in the same this deko page is situated. When you click on a folder or a graphic to open up its Folder View, you can see big thumbnails of all your graphics in much the same fashion you have them on that page. Doing this will not only minimize the lag and freezing you're hitting, but you'll have this organized index of images available for every single game you create. I recently updated our wiki page on our Art Library that walks through the entire organization process of the updated Art Library that could be helpful:&nbsp;<a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Art_Library" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Art_Library</a>

Chrysalis said: That's interesting. Thank you very much! I know how to organize my library, if necessary. I tried to accomplish something specific with this decoration-page. I wanted to give my players the opportunity to play a little "Sims" within the campaign, decorating their own headquarter to their hearts desire. Sadly, I can't show them my library in any way that I know of. Is there any, maybe? There isn't a way to do that, no. For your case, what might be less taxing on your game is to create a screenshot/picture of all your decorative art assets, then add some ID numbers to each piece of art (or some other sort of identification system that makes sense to you) and then share that picture to your players in a handout. That way the players can look this over at any point in time and request a certain piece of furniture from that list picture. It'll save you from having to bounce between your Deko page and their HQ page.

You're very welcome. Happy Rolling!