Short answer: You cannot

• Rive is not just an animation tool, but an animation framework that requires a specially written runtime for different kinds of hosts.
• Rive's documentation says they only have first-party support for:
• The web (and a first-party React wrapper).
• iOS, Android, Flutter, Tizen
• React Native
• "C++"
• Note the lack of WPF, XAML, WinUI, UWP, Jupiter, Silverlight, WinForms, etc.
• Microsoft's desktop developer story in 2021 sure is fun, isn't it?
• MS hasn't had a clear and consistent desktop story since Windows 7, it's depressing, and still awful .

I note that "C++" isn't a platform, just a language, so it's odd that they describe it like that. Anyway, their C++ runtime ships with a renderer for Skia , which isn't of much use

Long answer: You can, if you want to put the effort in

1. Clone and build their C++ runtime.

• Replace the Skia renderer with a new renderer of your own creation that renders to WPF somehow.
• You can host Skia within WPF, but it's an opaque surface: the structure and contents of the Rive animation wouldn't be rendered directly by WPF which would introduce inefficiencies.
• Also, I think WPF is still stuck on DirectX 9, and there might be functionality in Rive that would benefit from being on DX12.
• And the rest is an exercise for the reader.

我还没测试过
下面是C# + UWP https://github.com/rive-app/rive-sharp中驱动器运行时
以下是如何在WPF In WPF control - display a UWP app中显示UWP方法