So, this is somewhat a two-part request, and it's entirely dependent on the first request.

I think it would be nifty if we could have a new file-type that's just like a .dmf, but it's only a standalone window. So, no macro/menu stuff. No multiple windows either. It would be a standalone single interface window. The ideal of this is so that you could have a standalone interface window file and just plug'n'play it into an existing environment or modify just a single window and not have to modify a whole existing .dmf.
The most ideal practice of this would be library creators. Something like this would allow us to make a library that specifically uses interface objects and have it so other users can use the library without the need of trying to copy a library's interface object into their existing .dmf. Hypothetically let's say you make a library for creating custom in-game pixels and you used an array of buttons for the custom colors or even the pixels. Imagine trying to copy every single button object from one interface from a library into another interface.

If that's not feasible, can we at least get an Import Object feature so we can open a .dmf and Import an interface window (with complete objects like maps/grids/buttons/etc. into the .dmf?





Long story short: standalone .dmf window file. Acts exactly like a regular .dmf window (grids, buttons, labels, etc) but imagine that single window was it's own file. Handy for library creators.