Thanks for the tutorial! For anyone looking for the "Fix position when scrolling" option within Constraints, it might be under the Prototype tab now :)
Amazing! Was searching for this type of the tutorial and FOUND 🤩 Great content, easy to follow along and just perfect to apply this technique to my project.
Hey. Thanks for this, I've learned a few tricks. However, I managed to do this interaction using overlays. Overlays have an option of "Close when clicking outside, " saving you a few workarounds.
how did you copy and paste the effect? when i select the effects section in the right pannel, it does not highlight the entire effect collumn like it does in your video?
Good stuff! That trick with adding the addition rectangle and reducing its opacity to 0% in the closed state to solve the glitchy effect is something I would've never conceived of in a thousand years. How did you discover this, what was your thought process?
I knew that it had something to do with the rectangle fading into the second variant - with smart animations it’s best to have objects in both states and then just modify properties :) so instead of not having the object in state one and having it in state 2, I simply had the rectangle in both states and just played around with visibility / opacity
Thanks for the tutorial! For anyone looking for the "Fix position when scrolling" option within Constraints, it might be under the Prototype tab now :)
That's right! - Prototype > Scroll Behavior > Position > Fixed (Stay in place)
This was recently updated, thanks for pointing this out:)
Love the way you talk through your thought process and discuss issues as they happen. Great teacher! Subscribed. :)
Thank you 🥰
Amazing! Was searching for this type of the tutorial and FOUND 🤩 Great content, easy to follow along and just perfect to apply this technique to my project.
Me, too. It's a very useful tutorial. Thank you!
Recently learning about UI in my design course and ur tutorials always come in handy! Thanks for making these tutorials.
Hey. Thanks for this, I've learned a few tricks. However, I managed to do this interaction using overlays. Overlays have an option of "Close when clicking outside, " saving you a few workarounds.
I have been looking into how to do this! thx sharing, amazing work!
Thank you so much bro... really helped alot!
Thank you very much, this was exactly what I needed !!!
Thank you so much, that was helpful 👍
How did you just gave the interaction possible in that background rectangle
OMG! been waiting for this video for a long time. Thanks for sharing Mavi
Awesome! Next time let me know!!
how did you copy and paste the effect? when i select the effects section in the right pannel, it does not highlight the entire effect collumn like it does in your video?
amazing tutorial thank you :)
Amazing work
Amazing! Is it also compatible with bravo studio?
Good stuff! That trick with adding the addition rectangle and reducing its opacity to 0% in the closed state to solve the glitchy effect is something I would've never conceived of in a thousand years. How did you discover this, what was your thought process?
I knew that it had something to do with the rectangle fading into the second variant - with smart animations it’s best to have objects in both states and then just modify properties :) so instead of not having the object in state one and having it in state 2, I simply had the rectangle in both states and just played around with visibility / opacity