Crazy to see collision and game logic inside Rive.

Crazy to see collision and game logic inside Rive.Crazy to see collision and game logic inside Rive.

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Rasikbhai T

• Jan 26

Crazy to see collision and game logic inside Rive.

Rive 2D Animation

Piyush Kacha

pro

• Jan 22

Neon Blaster - Procedural Arcade Shooter

A fully procedural arcade space shooter built entirely with Rive Scripting. Neon Blaster is a wave-based arcade shooter that demonstrates the power of Rive's scripting capabilities.

Key Features:

🌊 Wave System - Progressive difficulty...

Val Guerra

pro

• Mar 11

Filter process animation powered by @Rive What do you think?

design motiongraphics Rive

Sahil Dobariya

pro

• Mar 12

Everything feels so high-end.

Jahgrant Aiyedun

pro

• Mar 11

Created Knob interactive animation on Rive and designed on Figma

Rive Animation Figma

Akinkunmi Ayo

pro

• Mar 11

amazing work

Mayte CG

• Mar 11

I’m kicking off a two‑part, step‑by‑step Rive guide on how I built Wavy Tiles, the interactive grid you may have seen me posting about lately.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/wavy-tiles-step-by-step-guide-rive-pt-1-mayte-cg-oijie/?trackingId=lF6f8PNhQCGOInKZ21pFfg%3D%3D In Part 1, you’ll see: ● How to build the script‑driven grid and data model ● How to add the press‑and‑drag interactions ● How to add a rainbow color wash ● And how to work with a project_specs doc, a workflow trick I’ve been experimenting with If you’re starting out with Rive scripting, this one's for you. Stay tuned for Pt 2, where we’ll connect custom artboards to the grid, and I’ll break down how I built my eyeball design, including the pupil dilation and gaze animations 👁️ Happy Scripting!

Rive Rive Animation aidesignflow

linkedin.com

Wavy Tiles: A step-by-step guide in Rive (Pt. 1)

Welcome back! In this two‑part guide, I’ll walk you through the full process of building my project Wavy Tiles in Rive: an interactive grid of tiles that react to pointer input with translation, rotation, scale, and color effects, resulting in a slightly trippy and weirdly satisfying result. In Part