FIGBITE | Progress bar instances controlled by gap
In this short tutorial, I'll show you a second option to create a progress bar that is controllable when using instances. Here are the steps:
1. Create the progress bar fill (color section), set its width to 300px (or whatever you prefer), and add a large enough border radius (100px should work).
2. Duplicate the latter.
3. Select both progress bars and create a new frame containing them both using Auto Layout.
4. Ensure the first bar on the left is set to "fill" and the second progress bar is set to "fixed."
5. Set the fill color of the frame containing the two bars to white, and add a 2px "Outside" stroke, also colored white, with a 100px border radius.
6. Select the second bar (the one on the right) and set its opacity to 100% (don't make it hidden!).
7. Set its width to "0px."
8. Change the gap between both progress bars to 0 (this is the gap we'll use in its instances).
9. Create a master component and duplicate its instance. Change the gap and see how you can control it without needing to break it or create various sizes in advance.
Credits:
Music: Corporate Rhythm by RomanSenykMusic
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