This program I made in VB6 shows everything you need to make an element. It even has some default values for properties and transitions filled out for you so it will be easy to make your own elements. Just change any of the properties and transitions values as needed while leaving the rest as default. NEVER AGAIN will you have to fill out ALL of these values even ones that you'd rather leave at default. You can concentrate on writing code. Just put all your C code in the Update Functions box. The only thing you can't do is press tab to tab over for indenting lines. Pressing tab will switch to the next control instead. Sorry I don't know how to disable that for just one control, and I like tabbing between most of the control.

If you really want to indent your lines, just load the resulting C file in a text editor, or better yet do it in your main development environment (such as Codeblocks).

When you are done, just press the Generate C Code button and it will make the C file with your update function in it.

All additional lines of code that aren't element update code appear in the 4 text boxes at the bottom of the window. Just copy the contents of these text boxes and past them into the correct spots in the C and H files that they are supposed to go in (there's even labels near the text boxes that say which C and H files these lines of code go in).


Download the program here.
http://www.mediafire.com/?kbyw2kd0ky00nbu