Media Summary: The List Index View-Model Property lets you use the specific position an instance occupies within a list... as a condition in the state ... In this section, we'll talk through all the ways you can select objects on an Artboard. Lists allow you to use View Model Instances as elements within Layouts.

Rive 101 Hierarchy And Groups - Detailed Analysis & Overview

The List Index View-Model Property lets you use the specific position an instance occupies within a list... as a condition in the state ... In this section, we'll talk through all the ways you can select objects on an Artboard. Lists allow you to use View Model Instances as elements within Layouts. When you transform objects, their children inherit the same transformations. The location where these transformations happen ... Listeners allow us to listen for actions on the artboard and cause changes to View Model Properties in our State Machine. Components let you use different instances of your designs across your projects and eventually (with a future update) you'll be ...

Bones allow you to create a skeleton for your graphics. This is an intuitive and natural way to animate multiple connected ... We advise never to animate the same design's layer's property on more than one state machine layer simultaneously. BUT if you ... Align tools allow us to align and distribute objects on the stage. A Work Area allows you to define a specific playback area within a larger timeline, which you can use to focus on specific parts of ... In this exercise, we will use our state machine knowledge to create a simple button with two layers of interactivity. Hover and click.

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Rive 101 - Hierarchy and Groups
Rive 101 - Property Groups
Rive 101 - List Index
Rive 101 - Selection
Rive 101 - Lists
Rive 101 - Origin and Freeze
Rive 101 - 8.1 Introduction To Layouts
Rive 101 - Listeners
Rive 101 - Components
Rive 101 - 6.1 Bones Overview
Rive 101 - State Machine Layer Order
Rive 101 - Align and Distribute
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Rive 101 - Hierarchy and Groups

Rive 101 - Hierarchy and Groups

In this video, we dig into the

Rive 101 - Property Groups

Rive 101 - Property Groups

Property

Rive 101 - List Index

Rive 101 - List Index

The List Index View-Model Property lets you use the specific position an instance occupies within a list... as a condition in the state ...

Rive 101 - Selection

Rive 101 - Selection

In this section, we'll talk through all the ways you can select objects on an Artboard.

Rive 101 - Lists

Rive 101 - Lists

Lists allow you to use View Model Instances as elements within Layouts.

Rive 101 - Origin and Freeze

Rive 101 - Origin and Freeze

When you transform objects, their children inherit the same transformations. The location where these transformations happen ...

Rive 101 - 8.1 Introduction To Layouts

Rive 101 - 8.1 Introduction To Layouts

Rive

Rive 101 - Listeners

Rive 101 - Listeners

Listeners allow us to listen for actions on the artboard and cause changes to View Model Properties in our State Machine.

Rive 101 - Components

Rive 101 - Components

Components let you use different instances of your designs across your projects and eventually (with a future update) you'll be ...

Rive 101 - 6.1 Bones Overview

Rive 101 - 6.1 Bones Overview

Bones allow you to create a skeleton for your graphics. This is an intuitive and natural way to animate multiple connected ...

Rive 101 - State Machine Layer Order

Rive 101 - State Machine Layer Order

We advise never to animate the same design's layer's property on more than one state machine layer simultaneously. BUT if you ...

Rive 101 - Align and Distribute

Rive 101 - Align and Distribute

Align tools allow us to align and distribute objects on the stage.

Hierarchical relationships in Rive

Hierarchical relationships in Rive

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Rive 101 - Work Area

Rive 101 - Work Area

A Work Area allows you to define a specific playback area within a larger timeline, which you can use to focus on specific parts of ...

Rive 101 - Build a simple button

Rive 101 - Build a simple button

In this exercise, we will use our state machine knowledge to create a simple button with two layers of interactivity. Hover and click.