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Severe full-screen vertical line / display corruption on specific Motorola devices when using Rive Android runtime #457
I have confirmed the issue is present in the latest version of rive-android
I have searched the documentation and forums and could not find an answer
I have searched existing issues and this is not a duplicate
Description
We are seeing a severe device-specific rendering issue in our Android app that appears to be triggered by Rive animations. On affected devices, opening screens that include Rive animations can cause major screen corruption. In some cases, the entire display becomes covered with dense vertical blue/purple lines. In other cases, the app UI remains partially visible, but vertical colored bands, screen artifacts, and corrupted rendering appear across the display.
This does not look like a normal animation-level rendering issue inside a single Rive view. Based on the screenshots from users, it appears closer to GPU/display/framebuffer-level corruption affecting the screen output.
The issue has been reported mainly on the following Motorola models:
Motorola moto g24
Motorola moto g54 5G
Motorola moto g55 5G
Motorola moto g stylus 5G (2022)
Motorola moto g power 5G - 2024
We have encountered this issue with both of the following Rive Android runtime versions:
10.3.3
11.1.1
As a mitigation test, we provided a custom build to several affected users with the Rive library removed. After those users switched to the build without Rive, the screen corruption no longer occurred. This strongly suggests that the issue is related to Rive rendering, or to the interaction between the Rive Android runtime and the graphics stack/GPU driver on these Motorola devices.
Hello, we're looking into this issue, thank you for the report. We're going to see about getting one of these device models to reproduce with, and will get back to you with progress updates 👍
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tylernij commentedon May 28, 2026
Hello, we're looking into this issue, thank you for the report. We're going to see about getting one of these device models to reproduce with, and will get back to you with progress updates 👍
tylernij commentedon May 29, 2026
Hey @amberkira, for our testing, do you have a reproduction sample which fails on one of your test devices?
amberkira commentedon Jun 2, 2026
Hi @tylernij , I'm sorry I can't. These pics are provided by our users.