Actions:Create a collapsible / expandable object with a bunch of sub objects. The sub objects include basic shapes, grouped shapes, and other collapsible / expandable objects. Collapse or Expand the main objectProblem:About 50% of the time the sub objects get removed from the main collapsible / expandable objectThis problem seems to happen even more frequently if the collapsible / expandable object is added (drag and drop) to a parent object.

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Clifford.Dickinson

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Shapes disappear using collapse and expand

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Actions:

Create a collapsible / expandable object with a bunch of sub objects. The sub objects include basic shapes, grouped shapes, and other collapsible / expandable objects.
Collapse or Expand the main object

Problem:

About 50% of the time the sub objects get removed from the main collapsible / expandable object

This problem seems to happen even more frequently if the collapsible / expandable object is added (drag and drop) to a parent object.

Ambar DAnswer

Lucid community team

Hi @Clifford.Dickinson, would you mind clarifying what types of shapes you’re using? Could you provide a screenshot or screen recording to help me take a closer look?

At this time, collapse and expand is available for frames and containers, so I’d love to take a closer look at your shapes to see what might be causing some of what you’re seeing.

aparrish

Lucid Legend Level 8

@Clifford.Dickinson since you posted this yesterday, I’m not sure if you saw what was posted Thursday. The collapse/expand functionality is new. They’ve been working on the feature since October so you no longer have to deal with layers. It is all explained here:

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Clifford.DickinsonAuthor

@aparrish The link you posted is actually how I learned about the Collapse / Expand capability. My post about it is the first reply to that post.

Even a ‘New’ feature should work for most situations.

This feature seams more like an ‘Alpha’ test. I am a developer. I can tell the difference between something in alpha testing and betta testing. This feature has so many flaws and inconsistencies that there is no way it would be a betta testing level. I had problem after problem after problem on the very first time I tried to use it.

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Ambar DAnswer

Lucid community team

Hi @Clifford.Dickinson, would you mind clarifying what types of shapes you’re using? Could you provide a screenshot or screen recording to help me take a closer look?

At this time, collapse and expand is available for frames and containers, so I’d love to take a closer look at your shapes to see what might be causing some of what you’re seeing.

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jimmy

Lucid product team

@Clifford.Dickinson I am the product manager over this feature. I’d love to learn more about this issues you’re having, would you be willing to chat?

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