Tutorial - Animating 3D Switcher in Rive
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- A very useful and simple tutorial that walks you through the basics of creating interactive animations in the Rive app. The switcher was originally made in Blender with multiple states of the light; then we post-processed it in Figma to get a final look, which we animated in Rive.
To make it easier for you to replicate all the steps from the tutorial, we prepared a dedicated archive with all assets used during the creation process.
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This channel is a gold mine.
another amazing tutorial!! great work! more long form Rive tutorials please!! you guys are crushing it!!!
Thank you for sharing your techniques with us. And apart from design and animation themself I really like your choice of music for every video.
thank you very much :) I was not sure whether it makes sense to add it, since if someone decides to repeat it, it would be constant pause/play.
OMG your channel is so amazing!
Thank you so much for sharing
I love the effect and the design but I really hoped you can actually do it in 3D instead of basic 2D image compositing, Is that all Rive is? Thanks for the insight!
Hoping they add a post-processing module into Rive. It is really missing it at the moment.
Please do you mind sharing a proper tutorial pleaseeeee 🤲
Can you make a video about how you use this in development?
There is nothing complex in that. You can check Rive app documentation and find code examples for the language/platform you use.
Cool, but that's not really a tutorial, it's a speed through - hard to focus on what's happening and nothing is explained. Though I'm familiar with the basics, as someone new to Rive, it'd be more useful to explain and or talk. The end result is amazing though and I guess I'll learn by undressing each layer and playing with the source file.
It's an old format of step-by-step tutorials we were doing for Twitter. Agreed on speed; it can be tough to reproduce. Now that we are focused on UA-cam, all further videos will feature my talking head and additional comments.