Would be great to have the ability to create states for symbols, things like hover, active, etc. Would add some nice polish to interactive prototypes and help when developing a system.
Thanks @mste for the suggestion! We’re keeping an eye on this. If others have anything to add or want to vote, please do so; this helps for future planning.
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I´m missing a feature to be able to animate buttons on the same artboard. Like hover and active as an example.
Lets say I have a symbol named checkbox / selected and checkbox / default. I would like to animate between theese two states and in my prototype where there are checkboxes a user can press and toggle each of theese checkboxes.
Done & merged the topic @Martin. Your vote has been added automatically. Feel free to expand upon this topic. Thanks!
On desktop projects I often miss the “hover” interaction.
Showing the Hover style of a button or a tooltip of an element, etc.
Invision had a very simple solution for that, (selecting if triggers an overlay by hover or click) i’d happy to see that features in Sketch.
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This should have been part of Sketch out of the box. Every other tool has this. For someone coming from Figma and XD, this is a major deal breaker preventing me from getting the subscription. Honestly, I’m not willing to pay for an add-on like Anima just to get a hover state in Sketch, that’s silly.
Hi again,
Today I experimented with symbol states and while it’s not possible to create a hover effect, it’s possible to create symbol states, per se, like in this demo:
Note that this is not on separate pages. It’s done using overlays. If there hasn’t been a guide written, I can prepare one.
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Hey Patrik,
That’s an intriguing solution. Thanks for sharing. There’s no guide yet so feel free to share it with the community!
I will, just recovering from a tough cold, so I’ll make sure this is posted in a few days.