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Collapse-All - Collapse all the current document's Artboards and Groups.
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Export More - Use this to create .gif animations from multiple artboards.
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Sketch Pallets - Import / Export a colour pallet to share with others.
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User Flows - Generate flow diargrams / user journeys from layers to artboards.
This is a collection of lists that I have created for use in various UI design projects. They are intended to be added as custom types in text section of the Craft plugin from InVision. Although these were made as part of my Sketch design workflow, they are simple text lists, so I am sure they can be used for other purposes as well. Contributions welcome!
A Plugin for Sketch that compresses your bitmap assets, to keep filesize to a minimum.
Please note that the compression is lossless, so no pixels will be harmed by running this Plugin : )
- Download Sketch Image Compressor & unzip it.
- Double click Sketch Image Compressor.sketchplugin to install the Plugin.
First, download Sketch Runner to help you install these plugins easier. It's like Spotlight (or Alfred) for Sketch.
These are the plugins I can count on to get the job done. Now, since there is such a huge variety, don't feel like you have to take my word and download every single one. Even I don't have every one of these installed on my machine right now 🙃
This was compiled for the attendees of "A Really Good Beginner Sketch Workshop for Designers" for the Columbus Web Group, but why not share the love?
Alrighty, on the with the show 🎉
UPDATE: This issue has been fixed in Sketch 3.3.3. Go download the beta version now, or wait for the final version to be released in a few days.
The following content is kept here for historical reasons :)
We're currently investigating an issue where Sketch stops responding at regular intervals. Judging from our reports, it started about 10 days ago (June 1st) for no apparent reason that we can think of (our last Sketch update was released on May 11st). We have some hypothesis, but we need your help to fix it since we haven't been able to reproduce it on our test machines.
If you need a quick workaround, keep reading :)
Automatically copy all PNG assets to the correct Android drawable folder. Very helpful when exporting assets with @?x-suffix from, for example, Sketch and putting them into the correct folder without human interaction.
- Copy the AppleScript file to
~/Library/Workflows/Applications/Folder Actions - Create a export folder where you'll put all exported PNGs
- Right click the folder, choose configure folder actions, check the "Enable folder actions" checkbox and attach the
android_assets.scptto your folder - Open the terminal and create a symbolic link by typing
ln -s /path/to/android-project/app/src/main/res /path/to/export-folder-you-just-created
