It actually slows down more than you’d assume.
I often open a new place when in studio to do some things like testing out a small script I made to change some visuals in the place I’d be working on.
But in order to get a place not filled with unnecessary objects, and a similar atmossphere I would have to either: exit the new “baseplate” and open the classic one, or delete and edit everything to my specifics.
So no, it is not just “one visible spawn”.
But why dont you just open a classic baseplate first instead of opening the new baseplate then going to the old one? 
Did you not read? I specifically wrote that it’s while I have another place open.
small edit
Forgot to mention in earlier post that I have another place open in the first place as well. LOL
I don’t see an edit on my end but okay 
When you have another place open, just click on classic baseplate instead of the new one still
You obviously don’t work in studio, suggest you try opening the classic baseplate while already having a file open with the shortcuts you got while said place is still open.
What do you mean I never specified using the shortcuts?
I thought it was abundantly clear that there’d be a use of shortcuts while trying to open a new place whilst having a file already open.
please continue in DM’s, thanks! I personally don’t see the reason for being upset over a new slightly different baseplate, but I guess lighting effects, a skybox, a texture, and a spawn point might be too overbearing to handle.
This baseplate can be very useful for building with more precision!
How?? Maybe load another baseplate?
Do you have that one studio setting on that shows the navigation mesh? This looks like that.
This looks very like a very good desert city with the baseplate lighting, 10/10!
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