MAKE FLAPPY BIRD IN Rive youtu.be/sQOuLI3eRiI • Events • Retiming animations • Controlling nested artboards • Joysticks • Combining conditions • Scoring systems It's not perfect. And the process will be 10000% simpler with NEW upcoming features!! But if you

Found a Rive motion test buried in the hard drive

Introducing Vector Feathering — a new way to create vector glow and shadow effects. Vector Feathering is a technique we invented at Rive that can soften the edge of vector paths without the typical performance impact of traditional blur effects. (Audio on 🔊)

Gsap x Framer: Streamlined Animations Combining Framer and GSAP creates smooth, high-performance animations with just 2 override files for full control 🔥. Excited to explore its no-code potential! 😊

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Thanks, R☻SS , for your MAKE FLAPPY BIRD IN Rive guide! I finally had time to work on it recently. Oh my god, I was truly blown away by your approach to Events and nested Artboards everything is set up so smartly and simply!

Chris Dalton, who leads Rive's rendering team, set out to reinvent how graphics handle soft edges. Here's the unfiltered story behind Vector Feathering.🪶 rive.app/blog/how-rive-…

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You really don’t need three.js or react three fiber (R3F) when creating shader-based Framer code components. Instead, write your own functions for handling the WebGL canvas. Why? Three.js and R3F bring so much extra baggage, and you’re probably using 0.01% of it for your

I've been a Figma fan for years, but using it for web design right now is honestly tedious and lackluster. I think they're targeting basic users already familiar with Figma, not those needing complex websites who still prefer Framer. Hopefully, Figma will improve in future.

Whatever you're building can fit ANY size. ANY device. ANY orientation. Rive LAYOUTS tutorial in bio!