First Look: Stateful Components in Rive @Rive_app
First Look: Stateful Components in Rive  @Rive_app
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Stateful components let you override properties of a nested component without needing a separate view model instance. It makes designing and iterating a lot faster.

In this video, Jeff walks through how to set them up: exposing input and output properties, nesting components into cards, using output properties to read values like a slider, and keying input properties on timelines.
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First Look: Stateful Components in Rive

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