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Corey Lucier (Adobe)
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Can you please elaborate? What aren't you seeing as not viable with current boolean operators? e.g. You can double click down into a boolean group to update/resize/move component parts etc. Or what do you like about shape builder that you aren't able to accomplish with the non-destructive boolean operations?
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519 votesfeature-under-review · 35 comments · Adobe XD: Feature Requests (Read-Only) » 07 : Integration with other tools · Admin →Corey Lucier (Adobe)
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I believe then you should reach out to Axure no? or at least in parallel.
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I would say no, not in the immediate future. Can you share what hardware you are using and why this is imperative for you?
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Filter artboard name in property inspector in Prototype Mode
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21 votesAn error occurred while saving the comment Corey Lucier (Adobe)
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Why not just enable the layers panel and use the search filter at the top of the layers panel? What version of XD are you using?
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An error occurred while saving the comment Corey Lucier (Adobe)
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Hey there, so it's not a bug nor your computer. It's just that we haven't added effect parameters to the list of animated props yet. It's pending though. If your element is not a fixed element you might try just placing a copy of your blurred object on top and let that one fade out to one that has a different sized blur.... so it will see appear to be a dynamic change albeit crossfade.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Corey Lucier (Adobe)
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Have you tried exporting to an XD Design Spec and using the inspector there to obtain object attributes and css snippets?
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2,720 votesfeature-under-review · 108 comments · Adobe XD: Feature Requests (Read-Only) » 02 : Prototype mode · Admin →
An error occurred while saving the comment Corey Lucier (Adobe)
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I am not sure what platform you are on but the zoom tool in the tool bar supports both zoom in and out, as well as zoom to a specific region that you draw with the tool.
To zoom in on Mac just hold down Option key while clicking, the cursor will change to a minus instead of plus to indicate zooming out.
With regards to grabbing the canvas and moving across the document you can just hold down space key and the cursor changes to a hand and you can grab and drag.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Corey Lucier (Adobe)
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Ah, I see what you are going for... Yeah this is relatively new to Illustrator, if you turn OFF GPU acceleration you will notice that even Illustrator is inconsistent with itself (zoom tool switches to a marquee version like XD).
Agree with you though, will file an issue.
An error occurred while saving the comment Corey Lucier (Adobe)
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Additionally you can use control + space to use the transient zoom tool and you can then click to zoom wherever you wish... (control-option-space for zoom out)... etc.
An error occurred while saving the comment Corey Lucier (Adobe)
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Are you on Mac or Windows? Can you elaborate and describe specifically what you are looking for and missing?
XD on Mac anyways has animated zoom with command/+ and command/- as well as zoom-to variants and interactive animated zoom with trackpad, mousewheel, etc.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Corey Lucier (Adobe)
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YES!
Curious, can you elaborate? Our non-destructive boolean operations should get you most of the way there, what specifically are you missing that you require?