You are a genius and I'm an idiot, seriously I think you have solved my unnecessary worries. These players seem to be in very different geographical locations, so they are not in the same room or having access to the same computer, yet they all are working on the same zoo, I will post a link to one of the videos where they work on the same map as a team.
This group of young and talented players seem to all be working on one specific zoo map, each taking a turn and adding their own creative ideas while working on a specific area of the same map. The specific team of players i made reference to are: Silvarret Rudi Rennkamel Sdanwolf DeLadysigner Mike Sheets. I will gladly trade half of my life experience in zoo planning and design, for just a little more knowledge of this gaming industry, if just so i could benefit of all the perks that I'm currently excluded from. I have worked all of my life around great technologically savvy individuals, and can you believe that until this game actually came out, I never cared about learning more about this craft. It might be my lack of understanding of what I'm seeing, and inability to properly explain it. You might find you need to close and reopen the game for it to check for changes to the blueprints in the folder, or you might be lucky and it could check on the fly as you open the tabs in-game allowing you to more smoothly shift between sets of blueprints.
I would guess that the game can only handle seeing 4000 at once, so probably the best way to work around it is to move blueprints you want to keep, but don't need at this moment, to a separate folder for long term storage, and when you want to use them again to move them back (and remove other ones, keeping the number below 4k).
It looks like the name of the file is the name of the blueprint plus some random letters, so if you systematically name your blueprints you should find them to be fairly well organised in your folder. zblpr files! This is the case for me on Windows in the %USERPROFILE% \ Saved Games\Frontier Developments\ Planet Zoo\ \ Saves file, but I would guess it's the same for all systems that the blueprints are with the save files. This made me curious and I had a dig around, if you search for where the Planet Zoo save files are on your computer you should find the blueprints also saved there as.
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