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Community, how’s everyone doing with Figma animation? Yesterday and today I tried to animate my previous project Talli, but working with animation in Figma still needs some work. For example, I have to select EVERY SINGLE LAYER on the timeline EVERY TIME I want to move it. That means I have to click on each one, move it, and then the selection disappears. To be honest, this drove me crazy... Also, the inability to animate by folders, the inability to move layers up or down on the timeline...
I believe and hope that Figma will keep improving and everything will be fine, but so far it’s been tough for me… That’s why I only managed to make three blocks. After that, I started getting nervous, hahaha.
How are things going for you guys?
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