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2.3 Using Multiple Interactions on One Element
In this lesson, you’ll learn how to use multiple interactions on a single element. This was not always possible with prototyping in Adobe XD. Until recently, you could only use a single interaction per object. In a recent update, though, this was changed. You can now add as many interactions as you want, provided you have the proper triggers for them. Let’s take a look at an example and see how it works.
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1.Introduction
1.1Welcome to the Course01:51
1.1
Welcome to the Course
01:51
2.Auto-Animate in Adobe XD
2.1Auto-Animating Position, Size, and Rotation10:26
2.1
Auto-Animating Position, Size, and Rotation
10:26
2.2Combining Masks and Auto-Animate19:08
2.2
Combining Masks and Auto-Animate
19:08
2.3Using Multiple Interactions on One Element07:49
2.3
Using Multiple Interactions on One Element
07:49
2.4Micro-Interactions in Adobe XD15:58
2.4
Micro-Interactions in Adobe XD
15:58
3.3D Transforms
3.1Next-Level 3D Transforms13:58
3.1
Next-Level 3D Transforms
13:58
4.Adobe XD Layout Tools
4.1Advanced Layouts With Stacks07:03
4.1
Advanced Layouts With Stacks
07:03
5.Components
5.1Advanced Components With States08:35
5.1
Advanced Components With States
08:35
6.Adobe XD Plugins
6.15 Top Plugins for Advanced Users11:27
6.1
5 Top Plugins for Advanced Users
11:27
