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Show animation and duration settings for mixed interactions

  • July 19, 2026
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Agnes35

Since changing the animation duration for a single destination updates all selected interactions simultaneously, the duration input should be directly accessible under the 'Mixed' state. Forcing designers to temporarily select a specific frame just to reveal the millisecond field creates an unnecessary friction in the workflow. Please consider keeping the animation settings visible even when destinations are mixed.

 

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adamsmasher
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  • adamsmasher
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  • July 19, 2026

Thanks for the feedback and post, ​@Agnes35 - I can see why this would save you time by updating multiple interaction durations at once.

 

Just so I understand you correctly, you’re speaking specifically about the Change To action type where you’d want consistency when switching variants, right? I’m going to share your feedback with the team, but I want to make sure that I understand correctly. Thanks!

Agnes35
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  • July 19, 2026

Thanks for the feedback and post, ​@Agnes35 - I can see why this would save you time by updating multiple interaction durations at once.

 

Just so I understand you correctly, you’re speaking specifically about the Change To action type where you’d want consistency when switching variants, right? I’m going to share your feedback with the team, but I want to make sure that I understand correctly. Thanks!

Let me make it simpler.

When I select the arrows or frames inside a component one by one, the animation and duration (ms) settings show up normally.

But when I select all frames and arrows together (which shows as a 'mixed' selection at the top), the animation and millisecond settings completely disappear, and Figma just shows a long list of all the frames inside.

Here is the thing: because everything is already selected from the start, if I go into any single frame and change the millisecond value, it automatically updates for all of them anyway. So, showing a long list of individual frames under 'mixed' makes no sense.

Figma just needs to put the animation type and the duration (ms) box directly inside the 'mixed' header itself. That would be more than enough. 

I hope i approached clearly.

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