Rive Renderer

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- bwnate
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- 19 Mar, 2024
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Ashley Please excuse my ignorance but is there any way something like this could hypothetically / one day / theoretically help with Construct3 / Animate?
rive.app/blog/rive-renderer-now-open-source-and-available-on-all-platforms
"How does it work?
To get technical, the Rive Renderer is a novel geometric reduction of antialiased vector paths into unique triangle patches. A massively parallel triangle rasterization pipeline already comes standard on desktop and mobile GPUs, and the renderer’s specific triangulation method allows us to harness that powerful 3D hardware for drawing Bézier curves.

Our code is architected so you will always be able to use whatever third-party renderer you want. But if you want Rive’s unique features and the best overall experience, we suggest using the Rive Renderer.

You can enable the Rive Renderer on iOS, Android, or the Web by following these directions. Take it for a spin today on Github. And check out our Unity and Unreal runtimes that have it integrated, with more integrations coming soon."

Just saw it today and was curious! 😊

- Nate
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It sounds like they came up with their own vector graphics renderer. It's the kind of thing browsers can already do (via SVG or canvas2d).
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- bwnate
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It sounds like they came up with their own vector graphics renderer. It's the kind of thing browsers can already do (via SVG or canvas2d).

Thank you for the reply!