If i made MICK(CICK2), who would use it?

[jayklik]

A while back, I talked to Burkey and decided to start making MICK(CICK2, but instead of COX interface creation kit 2, it would be MFX interface creation kit. I got to placing all of the objects and then I did some coding... and then stopped. Nobody seemed to want it. But, I want to finish it. I know CICK was quite helpful for me and MMF1.5 extension making, and i think a similar app would help MMF2 extension makers too. Basically, through all of the babble, I'm going to make "CICK2 (more accurately: MICK)" if enough people want it.

[James]

It might not be needed with the new SDK, which is getting closer to completion as we speak

[falkon]

well i tried out cick and i found it easy to use. the problem was i didnt have a c++ compiler so i could never finish. now i have a compiler and would like to see a cick (or mick) for mmf2.

[vortex2]

While such a program does need to be made, I do not want to see it made in MMF 2.

I had plans to make a Cick 2 program in C#, but I have been busy for the past year.

Maybe people would be willing to help me with it if I started it in C#?

My idea was to have an integrated environment for developing Extensions, Transitions, Ink Effects, and Movements. With two of the SDK's still unreleased however it sort of puts a damper on that plan.

[Anders]

I imagined something like this:

[Sphax]

If MIX is like Andos show, I'll probably use it but if it is like I've seen before, I'll never use it.

A good interface is a priority for this kind of program and what Andos show is a pretty nice GUI.

But I think it's better to build it with MMF2. It's nice to have tools for MMF2 made with MMF2 (and what did Andos is feasible with MMF2).

[Nickydude]

What is MICK(CICK2 if I may ask?

[vortex2]

I disagree. MMF 2 is horrible for applications and much greater flexibility can be added in C#.

[Sylnade]

i didn't really understand how this works but if it can help newbies in extension developpement it's a great idea.
i think mmf2 permit you making such a program we can see sphax's fusion manager, it work's fine and if something can't be done in mmf2 you just have to code an extension for it (like with fusion manager)

[neat_Kliker2]

"i didn't really understand how this works but if it can help newbies in extension developpement it's a great idea."
it creates the default actions / conditions / events, you still have to know C++ to do anything with the extension, it makes a template, thats all

"you just have to code an extension for it (like with fusion manager)"
from what I ware aware, it doesnt use any private exts ?