I am making an animation on landing page but I need to make is smooth and not break from frame to frame.
Is there a way to make the After Delay to accept 0 seconds?
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Why the After Delay does not accept 0 seconds?
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After delay requires at least 1ms in order to work. My recommendation would be to make the animation elsewhere and then bring it into Figma as a gif. There might also be some plugins that could help here.
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After delay requires at least 1ms in order to work. My recommendation would be to make the animation elsewhere and then bring it into Figma as a gif. There might also be some plugins that could help here.
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Oh ok, Thank you Josh.
Just want to add if anyone is struggling with this but need it to not be a gif like me, I changed it from ‘bouncy’ easing to the ‘ease in and out’ and it now is fluid with no visible to-eye break at all
The correct thing in case you want to concatenate different animations on a loop, for instance, the classic ‘donut’ spinner, is to set the timing function to ‘linear’.
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