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I was able to create this with Rive CLI using Claude Opus 5.5. I tweeked the art. For now, the animation came out how I wanted. Go to the link so you can pick my ball...PAUSE! #rive https://rive.app/marketplace/28864-54688-pick-the-ball/
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It's one .riv file with a single view model, so a developer can drive it from code: chip_on, press, save, reset.
It runs in the official Rive web runtime.
Wayfolk is a concept, not affiliated with any real company. Open to UI motion work. Message me here.
The table is haunted, so is the cue ball!
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It was built entirely in Rive using the new CLI, 3D objects, shaders, physics and more... and it ships as a .riv file under 10MB!
What crazy cue ball should I add to the game next? I'll implement the best suggestions!
Start halloween already. 🎃
My entry for the Rive Halloween Challenge is a jack-o-lantern with no mesh and no textures. Every pixel is a ray marched signed distance field in a WGSL shader running on Rive's GPU Canvas. There's a candle inside that bleeds through the rind, and fog drifts around him under a bloom pass.
His head follows your cursor on a spring. Move toward the Start button and his mouth opens, his brows drop, the violins swell and the screen starts to shake. Click it and the candle goes red, green, orange, the rim lights spin, and he dances and twirls to a disco loop I generated in Python.
How I built it:
• I wrote the scene in RML with the Rive CLI and a coding agent
• One scene shader plus a bloom chain do all the rendering
• Luau scripts drive the shader, the spring motion and the audio
• Around 50 view model properties are data bound (face shape, lights, fog, bloom)
• State machines handle the button states and party mode
• I tuned the colors, lighting and mood by hand in the Rive Editor