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Gleb
Power Member
Mar 19, 2021 3:53 AM UTC

Yes, you need to wrap the union in a frame, then you will be able to assign constraints to elements inside of it. Constraints can only be set on objects inside frames, and groups/boolean operation objects are ignored, the objects inside of them will stick to the outer frame.

Jonathan_Schmitz
Nov 29, 2024 2:09 PM UTC

This bug still exists three years later. This is the (unfortunately annoying) workaround. Thank you!

Not sure why Figma’s interface would pretend to let us change constraints that are then ignored anyway 😦

Gleb
Power Member
Nov 30, 2024 4:04 AM UTC

Not a bug. Groups work this way too, and you can not only change constraints but also colors and other properties, however the group itself doesn’t have any of such properties, it changes the objects inside.