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Reopening the feature request, based on feedback.
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Hi,
The feature that allows you to control the position of stroke: inside/center/outside was started and it will be available in the future versions of Adobe XD. Will let you know once the feature becomes available.
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M.Iván Soria
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Cameron, That SVG cleaner link and ideais awesome. Almost a feature request by itself. :thumbsup:
And yes, it would be awesome to have a quick export mode as in Ai, where one can copy and paste an SVG quite easily.
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Got it. Currently, that’s expected behavior, as double clicking and adding points converts it from a rectangle (which will maintain the corner radius) to a path, which has a different set of rules for resizing (for things like icons). I think what you want is this behavior: https://adobexd.uservoice.com/forums/353007/suggestions/12962355. If this looks good, I’ll go ahead and merge this story with that one.
-Elaine
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:thumbsup: :+1: Both formats are necessary.
Case scenarios: I sometimes use GIF animations as part of a preloading process or simple Interface helpers (such as motion icons, explainers/tutorials on tours, etc.)
Most of the websites I design now include video, so, the use of MP4 for backgrounds and small sections would be an awesome feature. Should prototypes be masked, animated and screen recorded while video is being used, that would definitely work as a replacement of After Effects in my current Motion Prototype Workflow.
Thanks!