Here's a concept of how we could manage state transitions in Framer. Currently, you can set a animationOptions property on a layer's state manager. Using the Events.StateWillSwitch notification, we should be able to change these attributes before a state change takes place, and by concatenating the state names we can create unique state-to-state transition options.
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Framer.js per-transition animationOptions!
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| myLayer.states.stateAnimationOptions = | |
| 'a-b': | |
| time: 0.1 | |
| 'b-c': | |
| time: 0.8 | |
| 'c-d': | |
| time: 0.5 | |
| myLayer.states.add | |
| a: opacity: 1 | |
| b: opacity: 0 | |
| c: opacity: 0.5 | |
| myLayer.states.on Events.StateWillSwitch, (oldState, newState) -> | |
| key = "#{oldState}-#{newState}" | |
| if newAnimationOptions = myLayer.states.stateAnimationOptions?[key] | |
| myLayer.states.animationOptions = _.merge myLayer.states.animationOptions, newAnimationOptions |
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