I have actually a problem with doing the drag n drop. It works fine for the initial animation but when I'm dragging it. It just instantly switches order without the 'hovering/dragging' animation. I have everything set like you do. Smart animate where it's suppose to be. Do you have any idea what might be wrong?
@@KingNLGames I got the answer. Since I was moving objects that looked exactly the same instead of actually changing the position of the frames themselves I was actually editing different frames so that they would look like the ones I wanted to move. So the solution is to actually move the frame you want to move on the last screen instead of creating a new frame that looks identical :) I hope this will help you ;)
My issue wasn't that my two objects were different objects or had different names - the problem was I nested the object inside a group, two different groups actually: one group in the first start frame and moved it within another group in the destination frame. This was the problem. If you want to have the drag animate, make sure the element you're using as the trigger is not nested within a group either in the start frame or the end frame.
Awesome tutorial.. make the copies sequentially, like screen1, then copy 1 to make 2nd, and copy 2nd to make 3rd. Then tweak 1st card in second screen. Then move the position of 1st card on last screen as 4th card. This way figma will remember what to animate.
Your tutorial is the only one I found that was helpful. Thank you!
Great tutorial! Thank you! Wasn't expecting to be able to learn it in just 2mins!
awesome tutorial - short and sweet. thank you!
Exactly what I needed, thank you!
Really helpful, and saved me in the nick of time. Really appreciate it !
Thanks! Very helpful
Wow, many thanks!
Thank you, that was helpful
thanks man🤩
thank you!!
Awesome! Could you share the project?
thankyou!
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I have actually a problem with doing the drag n drop. It works fine for the initial animation but when I'm dragging it. It just instantly switches order without the 'hovering/dragging' animation. I have everything set like you do. Smart animate where it's suppose to be. Do you have any idea what might be wrong?
same problem here
@@KingNLGames I got the answer. Since I was moving objects that looked exactly the same instead of actually changing the position of the frames themselves I was actually editing different frames so that they would look like the ones I wanted to move. So the solution is to actually move the frame you want to move on the last screen instead of creating a new frame that looks identical :) I hope this will help you ;)
@@mywayforum yeah i found that out too hahaha, i hate figma for prototyping but i had to use it for school.
My issue wasn't that my two objects were different objects or had different names - the problem was I nested the object inside a group, two different groups actually: one group in the first start frame and moved it within another group in the destination frame. This was the problem. If you want to have the drag animate, make sure the element you're using as the trigger is not nested within a group either in the start frame or the end frame.
,@@sds_net It's not even working for me if I had to ungroup everything :( @DeeN23
What language is this?
Is there an English version of this video. I can’t hear and I can not understand the accent.
how did you people understand his voice? holy heck ...
I was thinking that I was the only one, god
Awesome tutorial.. make the copies sequentially, like screen1, then copy 1 to make 2nd, and copy 2nd to make 3rd. Then tweak 1st card in second screen. Then move the position of 1st card on last screen as 4th card. This way figma will remember what to animate.
Thx, I love it, it is short and helps me a lot for my job!
Smart way to hack it but its not real responsive drag and drop because user can't drop it in other places. @figma please support real drag and drop
It may be why Figma call this product "Prototyping" instead of a no-code builder