Copy and pasting large prototypes is up to 4x faster.The time taken to prepare for a transition to begin in large documents with thousands of layers is now up to 9x faster.Improved the animation of connected scroll and clip groups in transitions.If you hold option while double clicking, it will expand both the side you clicked, and the opposite side. In Flinto 26, we’ve added another convenient way to get shapes up against the edge.ĭouble click a resize handle on a layer and that layer will be expanded to fit to the edge of the screen. We even allow for starting your shape drawing outside of a screen so that you can easily create the shape in a way that it fits into the edge or corner of a screen easily. It’s very common to resize shapes so that they hug the edge or corner of a screen. But everything still works the old way too, you can hold down the mouse or modifier keys if that’s what you’re used to. That means you can easily combine these modifier keys without needing to hold them all down. If you tap space, you can toggle reposition mode, and so on. While drawing a shape, if you press command once, you can toggle snap lines without needing to hold the key down. We call the result we arrived at “Sticky Tools” because now, you if you click once, you can draw a shape without continuing to hold down the mouse button and you can complete the shape with a second click. Holding down a combination of keys along with the mouse can feel awkward, so we set out to make this easier without disrupting the way things currently work. Option - resize from the layer's origin.There are several modifiers you can use while drawing too. The usual way to draw a shape is to click down, drag, and release. There is also a huge list of small improvements. We've also added a way of quickly expanding a shapes to the edges of the screen. This version adds a convenient Sticky Tool feature which allows certain tools to be activated with a single click or keypress. Flinto version 26 with Sticky Tools and Shape Expand is available now.
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