# Rive publishes a tutorial on listener action scripts

By Steven Van · 2026-05-17

The walkthrough shows how to distinguish a double click from a single click inside a state machine.

Rive has published a tutorial on listener action scripts, which run custom logic when a listener fires inside a state machine. The example covers a common problem: telling a double click apart from a single click, something standard listeners handle poorly on their own.

See the [tutorial](<https://x.com/i/status/2056485183650742564>) for the walkthrough. [Rive](<https://creatorstoolbox.com/tools/rive>) is an interactive experience engine for designing, animating and coding graphics that ship across platforms.

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