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January 26, 2020
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[Prototype]-How to do drag animation prototype in a circular way in XD?

  • January 26, 2020
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Hello!

I want to do a drag type animation in my music app prototype but not in a horizontal way but more like a circular way .. same like the bbc radio app when you change the channel ...  how is it possible to do that?

 

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Correct answer FrancoBits

Do the following:

Create a circle with the icons on it in the first artboard and group it. In the second artboard, copy/paste the group you created and rotate it 90º clockwise. Rotate the icons inside the circle -90 clockwise. Auto-animate these artboards. The circle will turn and the icons will follow it.

 

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HARSHIKA_VERMA
Community Manager
Community Manager
January 29, 2020

HI Ammar,

 

Thank you for reaching out and using Adobe XD. Would you mind confirming if you are back on track by following the suggestion made by Sjaani and Franco or if you need further assistance from us?

 

Thanks,

Harshika

 

Participant
February 8, 2020

Hello,

 

@harshika, No I haven't been able to do it. Further assistance would be appreciated

FrancoBits
FrancoBitsCorrect answer
Legend
January 27, 2020

Do the following:

Create a circle with the icons on it in the first artboard and group it. In the second artboard, copy/paste the group you created and rotate it 90º clockwise. Rotate the icons inside the circle -90 clockwise. Auto-animate these artboards. The circle will turn and the icons will follow it.

 

Sjaani
Community Expert
Community Expert
January 26, 2020

You should be able to achieve the circular rotation look using the auto-animate feature, where you set the images to cycle through and have the assets placed in a position which gives the impression of circular motion.
I don't think you would be able to drag and rotate in XD at the moment. Could be worth experimenting with the auto-animate options in connection to dragging though.