New multibox tool; Ideal functions?

[Zal]

mouse click coordination (for those annoying "click on ground" AoE's)

[Redbeard]

Profile setup for people with multiple teams with different settings.
Some games require a 'lock to foreground' ability in order to broadcast keys, someth9ing to look into.

[Mubox]

mouse click coordination (for those annoying "click on ground" AoE's)

mouse broadcasting with on/off setting click through function (click on main, reacts on alt)

Similar to this? http://mubox.codeplex.com/Wiki/View....=Mouse%20Clone

This weekend I started work on a little tool called JFBI (just f*cking broadcast it).

I'm a busy bee though, with spare time to code only at weekends, so if somebody else comes up with the following before I do then I won't even bother:

- Single host broadcasting of ALL keys, including extended keys to designated windows.
- Open source (and therefore no "call home" nonsense).
- Maximiser type functionality.
- Open source.
- Configurable "override" key to shut off broadcasting
- Open source.

No ideas there, obviously, because I've always kept my boxing really, really, simple but if you manage to push an early version with that sort of functionality in (one I can build myself) then I'd be a happy beta tester!

Mubox is OpenSource but doesn't current implement "Maximizer" behavior, partially because I've never used any other multiboxing tools and have no idea what "Maximizer" is. Could someone explain in layman's terms? The work on Version 1.4 will begin later this month as most known-issues within Mubox have been resolved, and thus I'm scratching together a feature list. I hear this term often, but have no idea how it should be implemented.

All other points I believe are covered, except that the "override" key is not currently configurable ("Hot Key Configuration" is slated for 1.4, among a few other keyboard-related items, such as a "no broadcast" config (per-client), a "desktop only" config (to support 3rd party tools such as Ventrillo which are activated by global hotkeys), and "FTL" modification of keys (to support simplified FTL macro setup, something I've been burning to implement for over a month now, but can't really bother until I call Version 1.3 "final".)