@rive-app/webgl2
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Rive’s browser runtime using the Canvas rendering path. It offers similar Rive-file, animation, and state-machine workflows; the main distinction is the rendering backend rather than the authoring format or interaction model.
Another Rive browser runtime using WebGL. It provides similar animation and interaction capabilities, but targets WebGL rather than specifically requiring a WebGL2 rendering path.
A browser player for Lottie animations, commonly exported from After Effects. Like Rive, it renders vector-based motion in web pages, but Rive’s runtime is especially oriented toward interactive state machines; Lottie commonly plays exported animation timelines.
A web player for .lottie and Lottie animations, with browser rendering and playback controls. It serves a similar purpose for web animation, but uses the Lottie format and does not provide Rive’s native state-machine workflow.
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Rive's webgl2 based web api.
The npm package @rive-app/webgl2 receives a total of 699,896 weekly downloads. As such, @rive-app/webgl2 popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @rive-app/webgl2 demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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