Bug Report

## Environment: Deck plugin for Figma ## Steps to Reproduce: Open a Figma file with text frames. Select a frame to export. Use the Deck plugin to export the frame as a PowerPoint presentation. Open the exported PowerPoint file. ## Expected Result: The text in the PowerPoint presentation should be editable and contained within text boxes. ## Actual Result: The text in the PowerPoint presentation is not editable and is instead converted into SVG shapes. ## Additional Information For the Deck plugin Adobe XD: Text boxes are exported as expected when used to export designs.

An error keeps appearing when I try to export, reading: Bug Found. I cannot currently use this plugin as there is an update available that I am unable to click on within Sketch. I am using 94.1 (as certain plug-ins I require aren't usable on later versions). Please advise.

I'm getting prompted to update to the latest version of deck within sketch, but can't actually perform the update. If I download 2.0.2 directly and install fresh, it installs 2.0.1 and then I still get the prompt. Is the latest version only compatible with certain versions of Sketch? I use 94.1 (certain plug-ins I require aren't compatible with later versions)

I am not able to export my Figma file to PPT format. there are 25 slides in total. When I try to export 2-3 slides, it is coming out fine. But not when I am exporting in bulk

I'm trying to export a deck of slides but they appear empty. All of them have the size 1920x1080. For simplicity, I tested with a single frame that has only one image (PNG) and a text block. It loads the content on the preview, but the exported .pptx is empty.

It will not export anymore via Adobe XD. I had great results before, but right now, it just says the file is corrupt. I'm using Windows 11. Any assistance would be appreciated!

Please see this forum post, where I explained this bug. After disabling the Deck plugin, the bug was gone. https://forum.sketch.com/t/resizing-rotated-shapes-issue/1788

All Arial type shows as regular weight in the exported ppt, even if set to bold or italic in figma on a Mac.

Simply by explorting frames as slides with Deck, the custom fonts we use (and I assume others do the same) are converter to PPT correctly, but their naming breaks some of the styling and further editing. We had to manually rename "Kontora Regular" to "Kontora" to make sure styling and positions of text are same as in Figma and to embed the fonts in the PPT file. Problem is doing this manually is painful - since PPT doesnt allow bulk edit. Perhaps either this is a bug, or this could lead to a feature, which would allow bulk editing of fonts in Deck right before exporting?