Multimedia Fusion 2 Extension Manager v2.0

I recoded the Multimedia Fusion 2 Extension Manager and i hope you all will enjoy this brand new version...
(Release: late today or 19th of july '06)
It is much better than before, and has all the features Jeff requested.

[]Jeff: Nice little App <img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Does it/will it also do movements and transitions after those SDKs come out?

Maybe for extensions/movements not on the download system it could have a list of external links where the person can go get them?

Some screen to compare all the extensions a person has installed with all the extensions registered with the download program might be handy later when extensions start pouring out.

There seems to be something weird with the pipe extension as it gets a data type mismatch when it tries to install?

Also does a person need to install the extension twice? Once for edit time and once for runtime? If so a one button choice might be handy <img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Thinking about it -- What I need is a feature to list extensions on the server that I have not yet installed for MMF2. Then quickly I can see if anything is new.

Hmmm I wonder if you can get the version number somehow from the installed extension so you can even know if a new version is out? That might be asking a bit much but you never know. I suppose the app could write an INI when it installs extensions for you tracking the current version number it installed for easy comparison.[/]

In v2.1 and up FULL offline extension management is supported.
The installer also makes .mfx compatible with the Extension Manager, and instead of the .mexp format it now uses the .mfxp format.

Why don't you check it out? http://www.maxxgames.com/extensions/

Features:
-Direct download from internet using online extension list &amp; NEW: Active linking (e.g. &lt;a href="mfxp://someurl.com/file.mfxp)" target="_blank"&gt;mfxp://someurl.com/file.mfxp)&lt;/a&gt;
-Fast extension downloading
-UPDATED: Seperate Edittime/Runtime version installation
-NEW: Read usefull extension information before installing
-UPDATED: All-in-one-screen direct interface (more compact)
-Low to No CPU usage and Low usage of resources.
-Clean installation / uninstallation &amp; Auto updater

Extension developer features:
-Free extension pack manager
-NEW: Developer section totaly expanded and much better compared to the old features.
-Pack more then one extension inside your package.
-No directory structures
-Configure clickable Author URL
-NEW: Configure clickable BUY NOW url for commercial extensions (specialy added for Matt)
-Password protect your extension pack (very usefull for commercial extensions)
-Configure MMF2 categories
-NEW: Off-site extensions, you can now link to your own files on you own server and do not need to upload the packs anymore.

More comming up <img src="/center/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

I recoded the Multimedia Fusion 2 Extension Manager and i hope you all will enjoy this brand new version...
(Release: late today or 19th of july '06)
It is much better than before, and has all the features Jeff requested.

[]Jeff: Nice little App <img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Does it/will it also do movements and transitions after those SDKs come out?

Maybe for extensions/movements not on the download system it could have a list of external links where the person can go get them?

Some screen to compare all the extensions a person has installed with all the extensions registered with the download program might be handy later when extensions start pouring out.

There seems to be something weird with the pipe extension as it gets a data type mismatch when it tries to install?

Also does a person need to install the extension twice? Once for edit time and once for runtime? If so a one button choice might be handy <img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Thinking about it -- What I need is a feature to list extensions on the server that I have not yet installed for MMF2. Then quickly I can see if anything is new.

Hmmm I wonder if you can get the version number somehow from the installed extension so you can even know if a new version is out? That might be asking a bit much but you never know. I suppose the app could write an INI when it installs extensions for you tracking the current version number it installed for easy comparison.[/]

In v2.1 and up FULL offline extension management is supported.
The installer also makes .mfx compatible with the Extension Manager, and instead of the .mexp format it now uses the .mfxp format.

Why don't you check it out? http://www.maxxgames.com/extensions/

Features:
-Direct download from internet using online extension list &amp; NEW: Active linking (e.g. &lt;a href="mfxp://someurl.com/file.mfxp)" target="_blank"&gt;mfxp://someurl.com/file.mfxp)&lt;/a&gt;
-Fast extension downloading
-UPDATED: Seperate Edittime/Runtime version installation
-NEW: Read usefull extension information before installing
-UPDATED: All-in-one-screen direct interface (more compact)
-Low to No CPU usage and Low usage of resources.
-Clean installation / uninstallation &amp; Auto updater

Extension developer features:
-Free extension pack manager
-NEW: Developer section totaly expanded and much better compared to the old features.
-Pack more then one extension inside your package.
-No directory structures
-Configure clickable Author URL
-NEW: Configure clickable BUY NOW url for commercial extensions (specialy added for Matt)
-Password protect your extension pack (very usefull for commercial extensions)
-Configure MMF2 categories
-NEW: Off-site extensions, you can now link to your own files on you own server and do not need to upload the packs anymore.

More comming up <img src="/center/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

Screenshots are looking good. Very stylish... but quite empty :P
I hope that the developers are going to fill the MMF2EM extension list as soon as the utility is out.

Screenshots are looking good. Very stylish... but quite empty :P
I hope that the developers are going to fill the MMF2EM extension list as soon as the utility is out.

Very nice work <img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

I am sure once Yves releases the SDK we will see a lot more extensions.
Its kind of hard for people to make extensions without the SDK.

All we have right now is people who are testing the SDK <img src="/center/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />

Very nice work <img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

I am sure once Yves releases the SDK we will see a lot more extensions.
Its kind of hard for people to make extensions without the SDK.

All we have right now is people who are testing the SDK <img src="/center/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />

Thanks for the reply <img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> im looking forward to it <img src="/center/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />

Thanks for the reply <img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> im looking forward to it <img src="/center/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />

Am I the only person that realizes that Maxx_Games = Patrick?
You really don't have to keep complimenting yourself.

I like the sound of this new version though. Now your application almost has all the features that mine does.

Am I the only person that realizes that Maxx_Games = Patrick?
You really don't have to keep complimenting yourself.

I like the sound of this new version though. Now your application almost has all the features that mine does.

Hi Code6, not really :P
Maxx Games is more then just me haha, why did you say? Better check next time <img src="/center/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
But i am associated with Maxx Games... yes.

I help with GUI/Interfaces (and website stuff) and i do client-server-model coding for Maxx Games.
The reason a Maxx Games account is used, is because it covers ALL that are involved, and not just me.

Hi Code6, not really :P
Maxx Games is more then just me haha, why did you say? Better check next time <img src="/center/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
But i am associated with Maxx Games... yes.

I help with GUI/Interfaces (and website stuff) and i do client-server-model coding for Maxx Games.
The reason a Maxx Games account is used, is because it covers ALL that are involved, and not just me.

Interface Update: http://www.maxxgames.com/extensions/newinterface.jpg

Interface Update: http://www.maxxgames.com/extensions/newinterface.jpg

[]Now your application almost has all the features that mine does. [/]

In fact it has more features and its quite differend in my opinion <img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
I think both extension managers are great!
There was a 3th manager to... very nice looking one, i hope im going to see that one later.

[]Now your application almost has all the features that mine does. [/]

In fact it has more features and its quite differend in my opinion <img src="/center/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
I think both extension managers are great!
There was a 3th manager to... very nice looking one, i hope im going to see that one later.

I realized that there were multiple members of 'MaxxGames'. I just heard from another one of your staff members that one of the lead coders of MaxxGames, whose name is Patrick (I was told), was the one behind this particular project. I therefor assumed that the 'Patrick' username here belonged to the lead developer of this particular project, whose real name I was told to be “Patrick”. My apologies if this assumption was incorrect.

I realized that there were multiple members of 'MaxxGames'. I just heard from another one of your staff members that one of the lead coders of MaxxGames, whose name is Patrick (I was told), was the one behind this particular project. I therefor assumed that the 'Patrick' username here belonged to the lead developer of this particular project, whose real name I was told to be “Patrick”. My apologies if this assumption was incorrect.