Creating duotone icons

Building off of our tip on creating nested icons that preserve color overrides, we're now going to make them duotone!
Check out the last tip here: • Override preservation ...
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[@CalvinBramlett]

Love this! It would be nice to get a tutorial on the best recommendation for setting up icons with different sizes and weights.

[@Thefrenchsearch]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I've had this issue for so long and I couldn't figure it out 🙌This series of videos is priceless 🙏🔥

[@cleandesigninc]

Unfortunately doesn't work as a complete solution. 💔
Changing icon colors on the master button component doesn't propagate to instances if you change the icon property in button instances.

[@the123done]

Great video! The step-by-step instructions were easy to follow and the end result was really impressive. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills!

[@djashawe88923]

That was very useful. Thanks.

[@gumi31]

Well...that was super helpful. Nice work.

[@Phoca_Vitulina]

Oh woah that looks cool!

[@aizy5185]

In figma we can't attach diffrent actions into one button click function. XDD

[@aniskevichanton]

Nice tip

[@chongchizhang7978]

Great tip again! Question: if we have a mix of single and dual tone icons, how is Figma going to preserve the color?

[@mohsinamir6073]

Nice work

[@mydesignhq]

Thank you

[@svetvn]

lovely ☺❤

[@valterfriafilho2150]

but when you change de icon, for another one, they keep the color scheme? I have an issue with color property when I change the icon component

[@granttheemperor2529]

First here