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Thomas
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This would be soooo helpful. Copying and renaming a master component and then changing it or adding a state is essential. Otherwise you are duplicating work.
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This is a nightmare and time consuming. You could do this two ways, the first would be just allow a highlight of the default and animated state. Second would be just allow a scale feature that scales in percentages like all your other apps. Why can't I just click each item and determine the percentage I'd like to scale ex: 50% or 120%, Whatever. So basically creating an animated component is useless if you need to resize it from web to mobile?
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I wonder how often Adobe is hearing make XD more like Illustrator? Not enough. I agree. It's a joke this isn't doable. What the whole design community needed was a stripped down version of illustrator. XD sucks because you started from scratch instead of using decades of R&D via illustrator. Did you think millennials with 14" laptops and 16gb of ram really thought Illustrator and PS were bloated? Ha. I wonder why? ANd so if you use Sketch all you need are 20 buggy plugins to make it do what? Be more like illustrator.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Thomas
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This is so broken right now. And why can't I have layout and pixel grids visible at same time. Why is it impossible to go back to the original default after you have accidentally clicked make default, it will not change back.
This is a huge deal for prototyping and wires and client presentation. The artboards should always be alphanumeric in order naturally. And I should be able to override that, and
output by selection or range Just like any other output. I just found out, XD orders the boards in order of when they were created. Bizarre and now that I'm looking at them, it's true. This needs to get fixed asap please Adobe.