In this article I wrote for my newsletter (Entry State), I share how I’m approaching Scripting in Rive. Not from a “here’s the method” angle, but more like a set of messy field notes.
I’ve been learning in a very exploratory way, and I wanted to share what’s been working for me...
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Finding my Scripting workflow in Rive
A designer’s field notes A few weeks ago, I shared my first impressions of Scripting in Rive. In that post, I talked about what I called the “blind‑coding” stage — those first attempts where you throw ideas at the Agent, watch things appear almost instantly, and think: okay, this is both amazing and
First experiments with Rive + Scripting: Some VHS-inspired effects 📼
Unfortunately, my back‑to‑work stage after the holidays has me a bit swamped, so I probably won’t have time to submit anything to the Scripting challenge. Still, I wanted to share these early experiments 😊
I’m...
Scripting is now live for everyone, and it's Rive on steroids 🦾 👇https://rive.app/blog/scripting-is-live-in-rive
You’ve now crossed into the Entry State...👇
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This second edition of my newsletter wraps up the full breakdown of Capture, my horror-inspired...
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Building “Capture”: A horror mini-game in Rive (Pt. 2)
Welcome back to Entry State, my newsletter for hands-on creation: breakdowns, tutorials, and experiments in interactive design—with Rive at the core. If you missed Pt.
In Rive, Lists go way beyond the classic list you might imagine when you hear the term. Building this mini 1-bit paint editor is just one example of what’s possible!
Join me on the Rive blog and learn how to create it step by step 💀 👇