It is possible, but a lengthy explanation for Reddit. This YouTube video shows how to animate a round progress bar: https://youtu.be/_eBzKeOsaDs?si=4sFvuYzBk-KYZsAG Instead of setting your progress bar animation trigger to “after delay”, set it to transition to on “Key/Gamepad” and choose a random key combination (ex. control shift Y). This just enables the transition to occur once it is initiated by a variable change. Name each of the progress bar variants with a number - I used intervals of 25 (ex, 0,25,50,75,100). Create a number variable to set the progress bar variant. I named mine “ProgressBar” - see image Place the progress bar on the artboard and bind the variant to the variable. Now the ProgressBar variant will set the variable of the component. Create a checkbox component. Use Boolean naming (true/false) for the variables for checked and unchecked. Create a Boolean variable for the checkbox. I named mine “CheckBox”. Place the checkbox component instance on the artboard, and bind the Boolean variable to the variant. Setup an interaction with a conditional on the checkbox that sets the variable for the checkbox to checked or unchecked when it is clicked. Also include set variable to add to the progress bar percentage - note it will need to coorespind to the variant names you setup for the component. In my example I used 25. Ask any questions you may have. Gif link: Figma Progress Bar Example Answer from spirit_desire on reddit.com