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    HIVE Nodal Logic Tutorials

    Since HIVE is already working inside Blender, it's about time someone documented from beginners to advanced on how to use it. Here I present my tutorials for using HIVE. Currently, the focus is on understanding how HIVE works by creating examples and working through them. We will explore how to implement existing Logic Brick functionality, and the new possibilities HIVE offers.
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    The best place to view the tutorials is on the tutorial website:
    http://hostilestudios.com/bge/

    However, my YouTube channel also holds the videos in case the above link were to fail.
    http://www.youtube.com/user/agoose77
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    I'll be looking to get into Hive and see how it is in a couple of weeks, so I appreciate your tutorials so far agoose77, Ive found the time recently to watch the first intro one but didnt get much further than that.

    Certainly looking forward to seeing some more intermediate/advanced tutorials with stuff in action soon though.


    *Edit* Also the logo is very fitting, I like the hexagonal bee-hive design
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    Doesn't look very user friendly, I wish to have a similar UI as the nodes for compositing and others inside Blender.
    Demo Reel 2013: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMjy10vSAq0
    Railways: Short film made with Blender: http://samvila.blogspot.com/



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    Originally Posted by SamCameron View Post
    Doesn't look very user friendly, I wish to have a similar UI as the nodes for compositing and others inside Blender.
    It is actually rather user friendly with the latest updates. The tutorials mainly cover creating new workers, but the majority of users won't need to, as they'll already be implemented.



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