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It’s not possible to use multiple fills on a single element in Sketch. Group resizing in Maglr works different from Sketch, so grouped graphics need to be ‘flattened’ before importing them if you would need to resize them in Maglr. Rotated groups aren’t currently supported by Maglr yet, causing them to show up unrotated after importing them. This does not apply to flipped elements, as they are imported correctly.Ĭustom line ends, such as ‘dots’ or ‘arrows’, will not show after importing them.

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It is necessary to manually flip the elements inside these groups via the Maglr Pro editor. 'Flipped' groups (horizontal/vertical) in Sketch won't show up flipped in Maglr. ‘Tint’ or ‘colour’ overlays on elements can’t be imported. This will also show incorrectly after importing it into Maglr, but can be solved quite easily by moving the rotated element after importing it.īoolean operations like Union, Substract, Intersect and Difference have to be ‘flattened’ before performing the import.

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When creating a combined shape with a rotated element inside of it, the bounding box surrounding your shape will not update correctly in Sketch. At this moment, the following situations can’t be imported or won’t work as expected: While we do our best to import every element & feature into Maglr, there are some restrictions when it comes to performing these actions in a web browser. While you wouldn’t use Sketch to manually design the pop-up, applying the interactivity features would only be done once, saving time in the end.įeatures of Sketch we do not support (yet) Then perform the import and apply interactivity to the the pop-up via Maglr, before duplicating it as many times as necessary. If you’re creating interactive pop-ups for example, a best practice would be to create only one of them in Sketch. The safe zone settings need to be manually adjusted (if necessary) after performing the import.Īpplying interactivity (animations, effects & actions) is done via the Maglr Pro editor. While the scene size in Maglr automatically adjusts to match the Artboard in Sketch, the safe zone settings do not. This means that there is no need to match the size of your Maglr canvas with the Sketch artboard before performing the import. Maglr will automatically convert your canvas/scene size to fit the Artboard size in Sketch. Keep this in mind when preparing your Sketch file if you’re going to divide the eventual page into multiple scenes in Maglr Pro.

Your artboard in Sketch will be converted to a scene after importing it to Maglr.

Things to note when designing your Sketch file While this is a great timesaver, there are some things you need to keep an eye on while designing your Sketch file to successfully convert all its elements to Maglr. Our Sketch import allows you to fully design your entire publication in Sketch, before importing it to Maglr to make it interactive.