Loading very slow, any diagnostic to check addon loading time at blender startup?

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Hey there!

Is there any diagnostic (like system console, or any command) to check the loading time of each of the addons at blender startup please?

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Hey!

I’m not sure about checking the loading time of each of the add-ons (though I suppose it may be possible via Python script or something), but what you can do for sure is to check the crash log file, check this out: Slow Blender startup. How to find what might be a reason?

Alternatively, like I’ve just said before, you might as well give it a try to write your own Python script that’ll do this, bearing in mind that you have corresponding skills for it.

Also, you can disable each add-on step-by-step, thus figure out which of them puts the biggest load on Blender. Simple as that.

Also also, try another version of Blender and check if that happens there for you as well. Here’s a link to all Blender releases so far: [link].

P. S. Make sure all your system drivers are up-to-date.

Hope that helps,
Cheers

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Hey!

Thanks for the fast reply!

I don’t have any crash log file, at least according to this topic i can’t find any :slight_smile: Locating crash log file [following instructions, can not find it]

I’ll definitely check my drivers!

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Also, you can disable each add-on step-by-step, thus figure out which of them puts the biggest load on Blender. Simple as that.

In this case I’m pretty sure this method will be the best for you in this particular situation.

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Yeah i did that and turned out that the free kekit addon loads in slowly under Blender 4.5.2.

Thank You for the help!