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Shiny text looks good!
I'd go with Shiny text💯
Thanks! 🙌
Shiny text for me, it feels more polished and on-brand for a loading state.
True, thanks for your feedback!
I do think that the shiny text gives more information to the users, with the circle you can see the progress, but with the text you know what the app is doing.
Still both look great! This is certainly an excellent job.
Good point! I guess the progress indicator would only be better if the wait were actually long enough to require reassuring the user 🧠 (which isn’t the case here).
Thanks for your feedback!
Really Great work, Keep it up !
Thanks!
Good point! Thanks for your feedback 🙏
I ike breathing cycle
According to me the Shiny text wins it cause sometimes the circle can be ignored/overlooked due to many aspects like thumb placement
True, thanks for your feedback 🙏
Shiny text
Shiny text for me; the text adds context to what is happening. The numbers could be anything.
Good point, thanks for your feedback 🙏
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Creating a configurable popup in Rive
I created this configurable popup in Rive, using Data Binding to make the text content and layouts dynamic.
Instead of creating a separate animation for each package, the same Rive asset can be customized dynamically with different content and offers for different players.
This approach makes the animation more flexible, reusable, and easier to maintain, while still giving us control over the visual presentation.
Link below if you’d like to give it a try. 👇 https://rive.app/s/f0CC0YXvyU6dsSpc8r8wiA/?runtime=rive-renderer
🧟 ZOMBIE CRUSHER 🚗
The city fell tonight. You've got a rusty orange car, a full tank, and a city full of the undead. Run them down before they swarm you.
▶ Play: Zombie Crusher
🎮 Controls
W / ↑: gas
S / ↓: brake and reverse
A D / ← →: steer
Space: handbrake drift
Mouse or touch: hold where you want to go and the car drives there
Click the game first so it picks up your keys.
📜 Rules
Crush zombies by hitting them at speed. If you're too slow, they get pushed aside and start biting your car.
Know your zombies:
Walkers are slow, worth 100 points.
Runners are fast, worth 150 points.
Brutes are huge and only go down if you hit them at full speed, but they're worth 400 points.
Build combos: crush zombies in quick succession to multiply your points, up to ×10.
Watch your health: bites and crashes into buildings damage the car. At zero health, your car is wrecked and the game is over.
🩹 Med kits repair your car by 30% of its health.
🔋 Batteries give you a 10-second shield. The car takes no damage, and every zombie that touches the shield is crushed, brutes included.
Waves: a new wave starts every 40 seconds, with more zombies, more runners, and more brutes.
Use the minimap in the corner to find pickups: red dots are med kits, blue dots are batteries.
How long can you survive? Share your best score! 💀
This is awesome! Such great memories of those early GTA games. Congrats!
The interactive character motion gives the Rive prototype a playful, responsive feel.
