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title: "Try it in Zen"
description: "Lesson 8.9 of Creator Terminal's lesson films (Make it with AI): Test a like button's state machine in Zen, then return to editing."
canonical: "https://terminal.lottiefiles.com/try-it-in-zen/"
last_updated: 2026-10-28
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# Try it in Zen

> Lesson 8.9 of Creator Terminal's lesson films (Make it with AI): Test a like button's state machine in Zen, then return to editing.

- The film (1:02): https://terminal.lottiefiles.com/media/8.9-try-it-in-zen/79a331393e97/8.9-try-it-in-zen.mp4
- Vertical cut: https://terminal.lottiefiles.com/media/8.9-try-it-in-zen/f8b02be46c0e/8.9-try-it-in-zen-vertical.mp4
- Captions: https://terminal.lottiefiles.com/media/8.9-try-it-in-zen/4e5b586b1007/8.9-try-it-in-zen.vtt
- The page: https://terminal.lottiefiles.com/try-it-in-zen/

## In this lesson

### Open the picture (0:09)

Our like button already has its states and click behaviour. Press Z to see it in Zen. Below the picture, Try is available because this document has a state machine.

### Try the player (0:21)

Let's test the interaction. Click Try. The picture is now a player, following the state machine as a page would. We're ready to use the button.

### Give it a click (0:30)

Now click the heart. It responds to the press and becomes liked. Give it a moment to settle. We're checking the whole interaction, including what remains after the movement ends.

### Back to editing (0:41)

To work on it again, click Edit. We're back in Zen's editing view. The interaction lives in the document, so we can change it and try it again whenever we need.