Clear all prototype wires
I would like to be able to clear all prototype wires similar to how the clear all guides option works in other Adobe products.
Brett Parsons
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robert.hartmann
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I also support Greg D's idea for better wires management.
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Greg D
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Also better proto wires management eg. color-coding/filtering
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Anonymous
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I vote for the clear wire feature!
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Anonymous
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This is a much needed feature.
In later stage of a development I removed all the wires from an artboard but it still shows connected to all other artboards. It takes too long to loan all 40+ pages when the developer only needed to see one.
Sometimes the wiring is on different states. It's hard to find when there're hundreds of elements on a page.
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Mahmoud Farah commented
You can easily select all by (ctrl+A) then press (delete) for one time.
The first time you press (delete) will remove all wires, the second one will delete all artboards. -
Egbeyemi RIdwan
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Here's what I found as a workaround. Copy all the dartboards and paste in a new document. It deletes all the prototype links.
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Sumit Kumar
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Up Vote ! Sometimes you make the drastic changes to the Wireframes or design.. and have to do that one by one.. takes very much time...
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David Johnson
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This would be very nice, up vote!
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Angela Manos
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I vote for the clear wire feature!
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Ana
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The latest update messed this up! I have an XD project used to have prototype wires (by another designer) but not anymore. And now it has a "homepage" defined and won't share anything else on the link unless I link all the 50 artboards together. Super annoying and counter productive!
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Joseph Barker
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Another vote for this feature!
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Virpal Singh
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Hi firstly, i copied all Artboards then pasted on the same files after deleted from everything. its really works.
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Valentin de Bruyn
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It gets really annoying when you can not share all your designs with the dev team anymore because of an involontary prototype action introduced one way or another to your work file...
If not a "delete all interactions", Please at least add the possibility to share all screens without taking prototype links into consideration when publishing.
Thanks
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Nicola Donaldson
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Two things:
I want to clear all prototype links to start afresh.
I want to share screens without laboriously linking them all. -
Guthrie Watson
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Killing me. I just need to share assets and the prototype feature has broken that ability
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Alexander Thomas
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1) Go to the Prototype section. Zoom out to have an overall view of all the artboards.
2) You will not be able to see any of the Prototype lines. Press Command + A (Select All). Now your Prototype wires can be seen. This selects only the prototype wires.
3) Hit Delete.Boom. Done!
Be careful that none of your components gets selected. It happened once for me, but no worries. Just hit Command+Z (Undo), go to the Design section and back to Prototype section. Repeat from Step 1.
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Neverminday
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You can do this, select and copy all artboards and open a new document and paste them into it, the wires will be gone. Its not ideal but it works.
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Patrick
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We'd like to see a button to remove all links for highlighted mockups and/or from entire projects. We just ran into an issue when we were trying to review a mockup with about 100 screens but some of the screens had prototype'd links and some didn't so we couldn't review the file because the file itself wouldn't upload. Chatted with support to hear that we had to remove the links from each individual screen and try again... Anyway, one button would have been a lot easier.
Thanks!
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Melody
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Not even just clearing all prototype wires... I somehow have a tap trigger on one of my artboards and I don't know how to get rid of it lol
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Sarah
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My problem is that I can't publish all the screens to the Dev doc once one page has been wired, and there's not way to undo that. I came looking for how to clear prototype wires as a solution.