Also, I discovered while copying frames it once showed starting point removed
Check the below notation
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What does this mean "Starting Point removed
Best answer by Haroll
When you create a prototype it have to start somewhere, this somewhere is defined by a Flow starting point (as shown below)
That being said, a frame can be a starting point at the condition that it is not the child of any other frame. So if I copy the frame pictured above (Frame 133) into an another one, Frame 133 can no longer be the start of my prototype flow.
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When you create a prototype it have to start somewhere, this somewhere is defined by a Flow starting point (as shown below)
That being said, a frame can be a starting point at the condition that it is not the child of any other frame. So if I copy the frame pictured above (Frame 133) into an another one, Frame 133 can no longer be the start of my prototype flow.
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