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We've got a new Get Started video! ?? ?? If you're new to Rive and want to watch just one thing, make it this!

Elastic Transitions in Rive for organic UI animation with Dmitry Novikov

The world needs more Rive animators. Yes, you should learn it. And while many of you might be waiting for a premium course, there's a huge amount of high-quality free content out there right now that can get you comfortable enough in Rive to get you hired. Here's a short list of what's available for learning Rive (for free) today: * Rive 101 (YouTube) - This is Rive's official YouTube series. Absolutely 100% the best way to get acclimated in Rive if you're new to the app. It's super short, so you can get through it in about a day or two - and they do an amazing job of explaining things, not just telling you what to click. * School of Motion + Rive Videos (YouTube): Search "School of Motion Rive" and there's a couple great intro videos (and an interview with Guido Rosso) that are essential viewing once you've gotten through the Rive 101 series. * Jake Bartlett(YouTube) - Jake has a 3-part intro series in Rive that's designed for animators who are already familiar with After Effects. Who can pass up a good Jake tutorial?? * Audrey Havey (YouTube) ALSO has a 3-part intro series that's amazing especially for illustrators/designers. Go check it out!! I also have a couple fun tutorials on YouTube! I'm in the middle of recording some new content for Rive, and I'll post more about that in the future.

Here's a look at the kind of thing you can achieve with the Rive integration in Webflow. A single 51kb file with 5 layers of animation was used to create this background as a bit of a demo for you. Everything is cloneable / remixable. The site is available here: https://rivebg.webflow.io And the full version of this vid is over on Youtube: https://lnkd.in/dEcsd4ed

Having fun with dashed strokes in Rive by Juan Carlos Cruz ??

It happened. I went from being a well-rounded generalist to being a Rive specialist. After years of being the guy who could jump into any project (2D, 3D, cel, you name it), and being proud that "generalism was my specialty," I'm all in on Rive. I completely abandoned 3d character animation. I haven't opened Cinema 4D, Zbrush, or even Blender in 8 months. Every day new opportunities and ideas spring up in the world of interactive animation, and it's getting the world of motion design reinvigorated. I feel like I'm part of a revolution; we're ushering in the new way that motion is engaging users. #interactivedesign #interactiveanimation #UI #UX #RiveApp

Drop some beats with audio events in Rive like Michael Myers

Rive at Digital Design Days

Using Rive app events allows you to craft innovative approaches to product interaction that would be impossible or complicated otherwise. Here, the idea is to provide visual communication in selecting disturbed body parts instead of simply providing a list of muscle parts. So, I can tap a part of the model and update the code to reflect the body part tapped. I can also set the zoom state of the model based on the tapped body part.

I have shared the code for this Quiz made with Rive and the JS Runtime in my Github. The text is dynamic and all the questions, answers, etc are stored in a json file, so you can change the quiz just by changing the json file. https://lnkd.in/dZ_2UifK