some advises

[zxczxc9008]

Hello, I am a new developer at Rive, and I have some suggestions for you;
Perhaps you could consider releasing some HMI demos and tutorials on how to specifically integrate Rive into Unity and UE. Although your results are impressive, there are too few tutorials available, and the pure examples lack a specific and intuitive methodology (step-by-step instructions on how to import into Unity or UE, and how to write code for interaction). Moreover, compared to other design tools, Rive's greatest advantage is its real-time interaction capability, which holds great promise in vehicle HMI development. Why not consider releasing some tutorials and demos.

[damzobridge]

We have a Unity getting started guide that walks through the import and setup process step by step.

We’ve also recently released:

• A YouTube video covering the Unity import workflow
• A follow-up tutorial article that shows how to interact with the same file from C# using data binding (health bar example)

We’re planning to add more tutorials and examples over time, including more end-to-end workflows. That said, we do recommend going through the docs as well as Rive’s runtime API surface area is pretty small, since most of the visual logic is set up in the Rive Editor. In practice, interaction from Unity or Unreal primarily happens through the data binding API , regardless of whether you're working on HMI or games.