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Embedding Hype documents into third party services

Max Ziebell edited this page Jul 11, 2020 · 6 revisions

Embed Hype in Webflow

There is a tutorial Daniel from Tumult on embedding Hype documents into webflow on the forum.

source: https://forums.tumult.com/t/embedding-your-html5-animation-in-webflow/18913

Embed Hype into WordPress

For embedding Hype documents into the popular blogging tool WordPress there is a WordPress plugin to help you manage uploads and embed methods (iFrame, Div) using shortcodes. You can always also just upload and embed it manually using a HTML block in the Gutenberg-Editor.

source: https://wordpress.org/plugins/tumult-hype-animations/

Embed Hype in PubCoder

PubCoder is a popular and commercial publishing tool for interactive content (ebooks etc.). Here is a great tutorial by Daniel from Tumult.

source: https://forums.tumult.com/t/embedding-a-html5-animation-made-with-tumult-hype-in-pubcoder/18856

Using Hype in Twine (with Sugarcube)

There is an extension to Hype that allows using Hype inside of Twine with the Sugarcube story format called Hype TwineStage. The extension allows embedding Hype documents into passages and position them on screen. There is also a bridge to access the Hype API from within the passage.

source: https://forums.tumult.com/t/hype-twinestage-twine-hype-extension/12826?u=maxzieb

Further guides

There is a vast collection of guides that can be found on the Forum maintained by Daniel from Tumult.

source: https://forums.tumult.com/t/exporting-faq-guides-for-exporting-to-websites-apps-content-management-systems-and-more/799

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