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[dash contest] Monte Carlo - #269
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App: Monte Carlo
Category: Rive
Folder:
dash-apps/contest/prag-designs-monte-carlo/(monte-carlo.riv, about 930 KB, plus its source insrc/)Monte Carlo is a sports-car cluster behind one curved lens. Power runs across the top as a single ribbon from 0 to 10 with the redline marked at 8 to 10; the zone stays dark and textured until the live fill lights it. The speed sits large in the middle inside one crimson glow with a carbon weave behind it, the glass heats red over the limit. Gear on the left, ASSIST or MANUAL on the right, the posted limit and a small traffic lamp beside the speed. Narrow gauges on the edges of the glass show battery temperature and charge, blinkers light amber arrows, and the lens tip glows amber or red for a car in your blind spot. From parked it wakes like a car: the glass lights, the edges trace out and the power ribbon sweeps to the redline and back. Everything is native Rive on
DashViewModel; a scripted layout adds the WGSL lens pass (bloom, the head of the ribbon, the redline heat, the start-up). Without GPU Canvas the native dash still shows every reading.Tested in DashPilot on Android (OnePlus 12R, 2780×1264 landscape) with the Demo data source, with GPU Canvas on through the Developer setting from #267 and with it off. Also checked in the Rive web runtime.
Demo recording (DashPilot app on Android, Demo data source, GPU Canvas on, 62 s):
mc-demo-pr.mp4
wpmed OK'd more than one entry per person in Discord, so this is my third entry next to #266 (Felina) and #268 (Parabellum).
Fonts: Saira, Exo 2 and Inter (SIL OFL 1.1). No images or sounds. Full credits in the README.