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Framer Studio: A new interaction design tool.(framerjs.com)

almost 9 years ago from Jonathan Levy, Product Developer @revealparis

  • Ale MuñozAle Muñoz, almost 9 years ago

    That happens with complex documents, and we're trying to find a fix for it (though it's being very hard to track the exact cause)

    Here are some tips to work around it (taken from here):

    • Flatten complex layers, either by adding a * to the end of the layer name, or by converting them to bitmaps
    • Split your document in multiple documents
    • Delete layers you don't plan to use (or mark them as "Please ignore" by adding a - to the layer name)
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    • Clark WimberlyClark Wimberly, almost 9 years ago

      Eeesh, that's pretty bad news, as this is a pretty simple file with only 4 screens total (all in a single page). Would splitting them into different pages help?

      On adding the "*" to complex layers— what does that actually do? Save all the marked layers flattened? Or flatten the marked layers and keep them separate?

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      • Ale MuñozAle Muñoz, almost 9 years ago (edited almost 9 years ago )

        Could you share that file privately with me? ale AT bohemiancoding.com

        About the "*" bit: it will simply tell Framer that it shouldn't try to export sublayers below that layer (i.e: it will flatten that layer and all it sublayers into a single PNG) but it won't change anything in your Sketch document.

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