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Triggers are the “cause” of an interaction. Triggers fire based on input from a user (like a tap or drag across the screen) or from an event (like a view loading or a variable value changing).
Triggers are added to objects in Interaction Mode. Triggers will cause actions to fire. Together, triggers and actions create an interaction.
There are three types of triggers:
- Single triggers fire once when the input is activated, like when a user taps a button.
- Continuous triggers fire continuously over the course of an input, like when a user scrolls through a page.
- Event triggers, like Single triggers, fire their actions immediately, but these triggers are only relevant to specific elements.
Some triggers have multiple states, some of which qualify as single triggers, and some of which are continuous triggers.
