What a great tutorial! Everything you can do with Rive is amazing. Now I have two recommendations to make. First, regarding the zoom feature, it doesn't really add anything to the explanation and it can be quite annoying. It might also be bothersome for people with visual difficulties due to the fast movements. Second, it's related to the base files. If the tutorial is meant to replicate a process, the assets are the most important part to follow along.
This is sooooo incredible! 🙌🏻 Would be even more helpful if you would mention why you're choosing specific settings or how you know to set certain values to what they are. That way I can get a more deep understanding of how things work and why. I've been dabbling in Rive for a few years but I want to really learn things more in depth now.
Thanks for the great and useful tutorial. If I can give my 5 cents is to please not do the zooming in and out magnification, as it could give some people motion sickness and dizziness. When the screen moves from one side to another it disorients you from the overall context, especially when it moves fast.
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What a great tutorial! Everything you can do with Rive is amazing. Now I have two recommendations to make.
First, regarding the zoom feature, it doesn't really add anything to the explanation and it can be quite annoying. It might also be bothersome for people with visual difficulties due to the fast movements.
Second, it's related to the base files. If the tutorial is meant to replicate a process, the assets are the most important part to follow along.
This is sooooo incredible! 🙌🏻 Would be even more helpful if you would mention why you're choosing specific settings or how you know to set certain values to what they are. That way I can get a more deep understanding of how things work and why. I've been dabbling in Rive for a few years but I want to really learn things more in depth now.
THIS IS AWEEEESOME!11
Very cool.
Hey nice tutorial, thanks! :) Just a small feedback; you shouldn't zoom that often its not easy to follow
Thanks for the great and useful tutorial. If I can give my 5 cents is to please not do the zooming in and out magnification, as it could give some people motion sickness and dizziness. When the screen moves from one side to another it disorients you from the overall context, especially when it moves fast.
Thanks for your feedback! We appreciate your suggestion and will definitely keep that in mind for future tutorials.
Awesome
The camera zooming and panning made this impossible to follow along with
how do you create the first 4 secs transition in your videos?
Such intro animations are most often created in Adobe After Effects.