Yes, the rules are different for Indiana. Because you left Indiana mid-year, Indiana generally classifies you as a Part-Year Resident. Unlike the federal "General Rule" that allows you to remain a resident for the full year after meeting the Substantial Presence Test, Indiana's residency typically ends the day you physically move out with the intent to live elsewhere.
You'll need to fill out Form IT-40PNR if you lived in Indiana for only part of the year or if you were a nonresident. When you start your Indiana State return, just enter the dates you lived in the state. Your tax software will automatically create Form IT-40NR to report only the income you earned while in Indiana.
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