Hi there,

I'm having an issue with animations not loading for me at all around 80% of the time, 20% of the time they load great. The error I am having seems to suggest the rive.js file I'm loading from here - https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@rive-app/canvas@latest/rive.js isn't loading all of the time. So my question is: Is this the correct place to pull this rive.js file from? Has anyone else experienced this? How can I overcome the sporadic loading of this file to make the animations load correctly?

Thanks in advance

Hi. I have a problem, I hope you can solve it. I am planning to make a loading for mobile app. My loading is created first and then it is looped, so I need to have two animations in the state machine, one for creating and Second, to become a loop, I want to make it run after the automatic creation of my second animation, which is a loop. That is, it does not need input, how can I do this? Thank you for your help (sorry for my poor English)

Hi,

In my game, I use a canvas to create an image. Now I'm wanting to load it into my rive instance. Here's a quick example of how I'm creating my image:

var canvas = document.createElement('canvas'); canvas.width = 100; canvas.height = 150; var context = canvas.getContext('2d'); context.imageSmoothingEnabled = true; context.imageSmoothingQuality = "high"; context.scale(.5,.5); CharacterCreation.drawCharacter(-410,-90,context); var portraitImage = canvas.toDataURL("image/png");

Then I tried setting it to the asset:

assetLoader: (asset, bytes) => {
                        if(asset.name == "PlayerPortrait") {
                            this.loadPlayerImage(asset, card.character);
                            return true;
                        }
                        return false;
                    }

static async loadPlayerImage(asset, character) {
        console.log("Replacing Player Portrait");
        // replace the player portrait with the customized one
        var image = await rive.decodeImage(character.portraitSmall.image.bytes);
        asset.setRenderImage(image);
        return true;
    }

But this just results in a blank image where it should be and no error

I've also tried submitting the image directly but I get the same result.

I've also tried setting the export option for the image to Referenced instead of embedded but this results in a lot of errors. I'd like to have the embedded image as a placeholder anyway until the image is loaded.

Thank you!

I attempted to build a URP project using the latest Unity-Rive package (v0.1.133), but the Rive screen isn't rendering. However, the same build functions correctly on iOS devices. I have configured OpenGL as the graphics API and enabled ARM64 support. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Hi,

I tried to import a PSD for testing purpose, but it seems to behave differently to the tutorial. I followed the video in the documentation https://help.rive.app/editor/fundamentals/importing-assets, but after imported the PSD, I get no layers listed and no representation of the canvas in the artboard as well. Only in the asset preview.

Is there something I missed when imported the PSD or is it a bug? Thanks for helping.

macOS Sonoma 14.4.1 | Rive version 0.8.1335 (free account)

1. What's not working: When I right click on a timeline layer and select duplicate, the resulting duplicated layer transitions have default Interpolations

2. Using Windows 11 App

3. Steps to reproduce: Create a timeline layer with a transition. Set the transition to Cubic then duplicate the layer. The duplicated layer will be Linear.

Original layer

Duplicated layer:

It's unusual to see a tool geared towards the web which eschews Vue support. While Vue may not be quite as popular as React, it is still widely used, and offering support (be it a simple wrapper, or something more) would go a long way for the community. It would be great to see this offered as a feature in the future.

I can't be sure when this is happening exactly but sometimes, after selecting an object, the zoom tool icon appears and replace the mouse one. Sometimes, the select tool is seemingly randomly replaced by the zoom tool too.

I'm really not sure how this is happening but that's the idea, i wish i could provide a video or screenshot but it doesn't seem to be possible here, I did post a video of it happening in the general channel of the discord server :)

Selecting a mesh in "Animation" should navigate to the parent or directly enter edit mode.

I'm using the Unreal Engine runtime to create a button that can support dynamic text and a button mapping icon. For example, I have a confirm button and would like to display either the enter key if a keyboard is being used or a gamepad start button if a controller is being used.

Setting text at runtime is easy enough but I don't see a way to set the input mapping button image at runtime. The features page calls out being able to set these at runtime so if somebody could let me know if this is just not possible in the Unreal runtime or if it is and could point me in the right direction I'd appreciate it.

With the ability to edit objects simultaneously, you can snap an object's vertex to another object's vertex.

Require a button to key all objects's current properties instead of keying them one by one.

Here is a minigame fully made with Rive and available for remixing.

Currently searching doesn't find any state machine layers. That would be handy.

Shortcuts on Windows are pretty universal amongst apps. For example, search is CTRL+F.

Imagine if every app uses different shortcuts for common tasks. Firefox search is SHIFT+Q, MS Word search is ALT+R, VS Code search is CTRL+Y, etc. That would be pretty unproductive.

Rive does not use Windows-standard shortcuts. That is a pity, not necessary. It makes it less intuitive to work with and less productive due to unintended actions caused by the brain not wired to the keyboard.

Please, stick to an industry standard or provide the user with the option to re-map shortcuts.

I'm getting a error on preview and not able to get a solution.

• Create three non-overlapping rects

• Overlap all of them with a fourth rect

• Add two of the original rects to a Solo

• Add a Clip to the fourth overlapping rect and target the Solo

• Add the third Rect to the Solo

Expected: The overlapping fourth rect should render on top of the third rect

Actual: The clip is not applied to the late joining rect

This can be resolved for now by removing the Clip from the overlapping rect and then recreating it.