Fusion
I am not seeing this "lag or freezing" you are speaking of. Take a look at my Screencast and show what I am seeing. You did not say the size of your assembly or other conditions so that may give different results. Please create a Screencast showing your issue and also attach a model which demonstrates what you are seeing. Also you version of Windows 10 was probably typed wrong as there was no version 1904. If it is 1903, you are a little behind in your updates, maybe that will help.
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That did not help much. I also asked for your model to troubleshoot. If you do not know how to attach your model, open the model, go to the File menu, Export to your local drive. Then attach the file to the Attachment section below.
By the way, the video you attached was not a Screencast but a MP4. You should start using Autodesk Screencast as it attaches and runs inside the forum question as you can see from mine.
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I believe most of your issue with "freezing" when you move components, especially when they touch each other, is because you have Contact Sets Enabled for your whole assembly. You have not reason to have contact sets on so disable it. See Screencast
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Sure, first of all you have to know what Contact Sets are and how they work. I will assume you do not know. Contact Sets tell Fusion 360 to determine when components touch each other and then react accordingly, in motion, according to the Joints (if any) that are applied to these components. Since you had Contact Sets on for "all" components, there was a lag while you were dragging one component into the other. Think about the complex math that Fusion 360 must calculate when this collision happens, it is daunting! I would lag also if I had to calculate the motion myself. Normally you would only specify Contact Sets between two components sometimes a couple more ever vigilant the computational problem you are giving Fusion 360. Contact sets are very weak in Fusion 360 anyway and there is only limited use.
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