Currently when you build a hover animation you have to return all the elements to their original position manually on the Hover Out state. A "Reverse Animation" checkbox would quickly get all the assets where they need to be. After clicking the checkbox the designer could then tweak timing, etc.
Loren Tracy
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Is this solved?
From my understanding, I have to set the "hover out" state first so I can just use the postion and style as I arranged it in the styling panel and check the "intitial state" checkbox on each animation, after that I duplicate the animation and use it for the "hover in" state and uncheck the "initial state" boxes and set the values as I want. (not sure if this is smart, sounds like the same effort :))))
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+1. This would save a lot of time.
Bump on this as it would be great.
Uncheck the initial state checkbox on each of the items, this gives you a set of actions to return to the original state kizi
I still can't follow the instructions. It says error, can someone help me?
Needing this right now.
Actually a reasonable workflow on this is:
- When setting up your hover interactions include a set of initial states so you can keep track of them
- When making the hover out interaction duplicate the hover interaction and delete the actions retaining the initial states
- Uncheck the initial state checkbox on each of the items, this gives you a set of actions to return to the original state
Not as good as a "reverse animation" button but quicker than re-selecting and formatting all elements.
This would save a lot of time, particularly for complex interactions on hover.