Which will give you an output on the line of:
Create an interactive Fold shader effect for whatever I currently have selected in Figma.
Treat the selection's appearance as one continuous surface, with an adjustable crease that
acts like a hinge.
Expose these live controls:
• Fold Amount: Slider from 0-100%, default 0%. At 0%, the selection looks exactly as it
originally did. Increasing the slider smoothly folds the surface. At 100%, the moving side
has rotated 180° and lies fully closed over the other side.
• Crease Position: Slider from 0-100%, default 50%. With a vertical crease, this measures
from left to right: 50% folds it in half, while 60% puts the crease 60% of the way across
from the left, creating unequal sections. For a rotated crease, measure the position
perpendicular to the crease; 50% should always pass through the selection's center.
• Crease Rotation: Angle control, default 0° for a vertical crease; 90° gives a horizontal
crease. Support diagonal angles and keep the crease position and rotation controls
working together.
• Fold Side: Toggle which side of the crease moves. Default to the right side folding over
the left when the crease is vertical.
Split the surface along the crease into two flat regions joined by one continuous hinge.
Render them with consistent perspective so the fold feels three-dimensional. Keep the
anchored region still while the moving region rotates around the crease.
Keep the artwork attached to its surface throughout the fold. Preserve the selection's
proportions, detail, and transparency. Use correct overlap and visibility as the moving side
passes in front of the anchored side. Give the reverse side a coherent appearance and add
subtle shading to make the fold readable.
Keep the crease stable, with no gaps, jitter, or sudden jumps. Handle edge-on positions
smoothly and allow enough rendering space to avoid clipping the folded surface.
Verify the effect at 0%, 50%, and 100% fold, with centered and 60% creases, and with
vertical, horizontal, and diagonal rotations. Deliver the working effect with editable controls.
Create an interactive Fold shader effect for whatever I currently have selected in Figma.
Treat the selection's appearance as one continuous surface, with an adjustable crease that
acts like a hinge.
Expose these live controls:
• Fold Amount: Slider from 0-100%, default 0%. At 0%, the selection looks exactly as it
originally did. Increasing the slider smoothly folds the surface. At 100%, the moving side
has rotated 180° and lies fully closed over the other side.
• Crease Position: Slider from 0-100%, default 50%. With a vertical crease, this measures
from left to right: 50% folds it in half, while 60% puts the crease 60% of the way across
from the left, creating unequal sections. For a rotated crease, measure the position
perpendicular to the crease; 50% should always pass through the selection's center.
• Crease Rotation: Angle control, default 0° for a vertical crease; 90° gives a horizontal
crease. Support diagonal angles and keep the crease position and rotation controls
working together.
• Fold Side: Toggle which side of the crease moves. Default to the right side folding over
the left when the crease is vertical.
Split the surface along the crease into two flat regions joined by one continuous hinge.
Render them with consistent perspective so the fold feels three-dimensional. Keep the
anchored region still while the moving region rotates around the crease.
Keep the artwork attached to its surface throughout the fold. Preserve the selection's
proportions, detail, and transparency. Use correct overlap and visibility as the moving side
passes in front of the anchored side. Give the reverse side a coherent appearance and add
subtle shading to make the fold readable.
Keep the crease stable, with no gaps, jitter, or sudden jumps. Handle edge-on positions
smoothly and allow enough rendering space to avoid clipping the folded surface.
Verify the effect at 0%, 50%, and 100% fold, with centered and 60% creases, and with
vertical, horizontal, and diagonal rotations. Deliver the working effect with editable controls.
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Once your shader has been made, apply it on the effects tab as any regular shader
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Importing your variable library to figma through jsons is so easy but there is NO way to export your library OUT of figma, UNLESS you have REST API access which requires org or enterprise plan😁😁
Importing your variable library to figma through jsons is so easy but there is NO way to export your library OUT of figma, UNLESS you have REST API access which requires org or enterprise plan😁😁