Since updating to XD50 and being forced to replace slashes with dashes for naming components, I can no longer export my components successfully to Zeplin. Zeplin relies on the slash to recognize components as variants and output code. My over 600 components will no longer be recognized as variants in Zeplin and it messes with my entire naming convention that I created in XD. When fixing this issue, please automate changing back my dashes to their original slashes so I don't have to manually fix over 600 component names that now have a dash. Here is a video to further understand the issue:

https://www.loom.com/share/0436011ea2e945a59e1a55a0b1305d67

Provide support for VS Code plugin Adobe XD Panel's GUI token viewer/editor to specify/select types in addition to the 4 currently provided. These should be design-related types (fontSize, borderRadius, buttonPaddingX, buttonPaddingY are all types that could use a pixel value type).
I would also like to provide custom transforms to the Style Dictionary implementation to customize the way certain types are transformed (all "size" pixel value-types aren't necessarily treated the same—border radius stays static, font sizes are converted to rem, etc). I'm able to do this with the vanilla implementation of Style Dictionary, but the plugin is very opinionated about its implementation of Style Dictionary.
Open it up so we can use it how we need.

Xd is currently the single best way to import Figma files accurately into After Effects. By exporting svg files from Figma and importing them into Xd I can now get super accurate comps for prototyping / preview animation. The problem is, whenever there are embedded assets in an artboard (say a png background) the files are linked to some cryptic system folder (example attached. on mac it's /var/folders/s1/someSketchyHash/...) and thusly can be easily seperated from the project and lost during handoff / transfer. The current fix for this is to do a project collect in After Effects every time you export something with external dependencies but this is both tedious at volume and something I know the beautiful pulsing brains y'all work with know how to fix.

I would like to have the option to save the assets in a folder relative to the After Effects project file they're being exported too.

"Place and Link" is my favourite thing in PS, it gives me the option to import one file multiple times, choosing different artboards (Ai, ID, pdf,...). Every time I change something in the respective app, my PS file gets updated - easy peasy. I would like the exact same feature for XD files in PS.

I strongly suggest that all the additional export to PNG or whatever should be reduced when moving in between CC apps. It creates a lot of unnecessary file waste and is just inconsistent for most younger CC apps.

To be clear: NO EXPORT out of XD should be needed to IMPORT in PS. Right now XD files are a complete stranger to good old PS.

Description of the feature

I would love to share an artboard or prototype-video to Behance, either as a "Story" or as a whole project (and/or add to an existing if you're really cool!)

Why this is valuable to you

As a freelancer I rely on Behance for my daily income. Having a fastlane to publish stuff to Behance would save a lot of time and help share throughout the day when working on sharable stuff.

If possible, an image or video that helps us understand your feature request

I added a screenshot of the separation-part that Instagram does for Stories and Shots but I think what would be more helpful is the way Photoshop does sharing. Integrating Behance their in a way would be amazing.