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Variants with Different Default Boolean States?

  • March 19, 2024
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cupps

Hopefully this makes sense: wondering if/how a variant within a component can have a different default state of a boolean property that is for a layer’s visibility?

For example, this is my desired outcome, where Layer 01’s visibility is assigned to a boolean property. But whenever I change the visibility of Layer 01 it toggles it for all variants. Is there not a way to set one variant to have it on, and another to have it off, so the default state for variants can have a different boolean state?

Component

  • Variant 01
    – Layer 01 - Off (Boolean Property)
  • Variant 02
    – Layer 01 - On (Boolean Property)
andreaszzz
SingYu_Lam1
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  • Bart_K
  • March 19, 2024

Just use different property for each variant if you want to control them independently of each other.

cupps
cupps
  • cupps
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  • March 19, 2024

Ah, simple and clever solution. Thanks!

I’d hope this would be something a single property could support, different default states for a boolean property.

Bastian_Renner
Bastian_Renner

Hey there, I was also trying to manage a component with different variables and within the variables different visibility states for each layer (every layer has a boolean property and is a nested component). But when I switch the visibility for a layer to ON, it changes the visibility in every variant…

  • Variant 01
    – Layer 01 - Off (Boolean Property 1)
    – Layer 02 - Off (Boolean Property 2)
    – Layer 03 - Off (Boolean Property 3)

  • Variant 02
    – Layer 01 - Off (Boolean Property 1)
    – Layer 02 - ON (Boolean Property 2)
    – Layer 03 - Off (Boolean Property 3)

and so on… unfortunately that’s not possible…

any ideas?

andreaszzz
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