States are only shared after the component has been initially interacted with.įor example, you might have an interactive component for a checkbox, with an instance of the component on each of two frames. State sharing: Figma shares states between matching interactive components. This means that if you navigate away from that frame and come back to it later, the interactive component will remain in the checked state. If you set the interactive component to the checked variant, Figma remembers the state of that variant. State memorization: Figma memorizes the last set variant of your interactive component.įor example, you might have an interactive component for a checkbox. By default, Figma uses state management controls to determine how interactive components work across frames. Your prototypes likely involve interactions across multiple frames.
If you want to edit a variant interaction for the main component, you'll need to do so from the source file. You can override a variant interaction for an instance in your prototype. Use the Variant interactions section view a variant interaction's details.Use the Interactions section to create prototype interactions and animations.When using interactive components, you will see separate sections for Interactions and Variant interactions in the Prototype tab of the right sidebar. You add an On click → Navigate to interaction when building your prototype.įigma will Change to the hover variant on hover, then Navigate to the next frame On click.A button has an On hover → Change to variant interaction between the default and hover variants.When you add an interaction with a different trigger, Figma will play both the interaction and the variant interactions. You add an On click → Navigate to interaction from the toggle switch to another frame.įigma will navigate to the next frame when the user clicks on the toggle switch.A toggle switch has an On click → Change to variant interaction between the On and Off variants in its component set.When both interactions use the same trigger, Figma will use the prototype interaction and ignore the variant interaction. Learn more about prototype triggers → Same triggers The interaction order will depend on whether the triggers you use are the same triggers as the variant interactions. In the example below, we have added an interaction with a click trigger on top of the variant interaction with delay. When you're building a prototype with interactive components, you can add regular interactions on top of the variant interactions. While you can technically still apply overrides to those other variants, Figma won't reflect those overrides in presentation view. When you add an instance of a component set to the canvas, you also bring along the other variants in that component set. For example: changing the contents of a button label or swapping an icon. Note: Figma will use the existing rules to preserve any overrides you apply to the default variant in a component set. Once the connection has been made, use the Interaction details panel to adjust the trigger and action.You can also click the in the Interactions section of the Prototype panel, set the action to Change to, then select the destination variant using the dropdown menu. Click the on the right of the frame's bounding box and drag it to the destination variant.Navigate to the Prototype tab of the right sidebar.
Select the starting variant for the interaction from within the component set.Interactive components introduces a new prototype action: Change to.
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Learn how to create variants → Create variant interactions If you don't have a component set to work with, you'll need to create one first. You can only create interactive components using variants from the same component set. When we view the prototype, Figma automatically switches between the checked and unchecked variants. With interactive components, we only need to add an instance of the checkbox to our design and its variant interactions are ready to go. Without interactive components, we would need to duplicate the same frame 32 times and create 160 connections between them to prototype every possible combination. In the example below we've added all the possible connections to prototype a frame with five checkboxes. Learn how to create and use variants → Before variant interactions Note: Interactive components are an extension of variants.
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