The All Out editor is I/O intensive, and as a result will slow down significantly if your games folder is not added to its exclusion list.
Choosing to do so is safe for local development, but use caution when opening projects created by third parties.
Open Windows Security from the Start menu (or search for it).
Windows Security app.
From the left sidebar, select Virus & threat protection.
Virus & threat protection entry.
Scroll to Virus & threat protection settings, then click Manage settings.
Manage settings button.
Scroll to Exclusions, then click Add or remove exclusions.
Add or remove exclusions.
Click Add an exclusion.
Add an exclusion dropdown.
Select Folder. This lets you exclude the entire All Out games directory.
Excluding a folder (recommended).
Select the folder where your All Out projects live (the directory you chose when first launching the editor).
Confirm the folder selection.
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