New update we need

Guy’s we should need a good feature in WICK EDITOR a new teller that literally teaches new people who visited just vote me 10/10

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ok but how?

To make a built-in guide or “teller” that teaches new users inside Wick Editor, the platform would need an interactive onboarding system. Since Wick Editor is open-source and web-based, this is completely possible to build. [1]

Here is how the developers (or community modders) could actually make it happen:

  1. Interactive Guided Tours
  • How it works: Software like Intro.js or Shepherd.js is coded into the website.

  • The effect: It darkens the screen and shines a spotlight on specific buttons.

  • The flow: A pop-up box says, “Click here to select the Brush Tool,” and won’t let the user proceed until they do it.

  1. Built-in Template Tutorials
  • How it works: The editor loads a pre-made project file when a beginner logs in.

  • The effect: The timeline is already set up with basic frames.

  • The flow: Floating text arrows point directly to the timeline, telling the user to “Press Play to see how this ball bounces.”

  1. An AI Assistant Chatbot
  • How it works: An AI API (like a mini-chatbot) is integrated into a sidebar panel.

  • The effect: Users can type questions directly inside Wick Editor while working.

  • The flow: A user asks, “How do I add sound?” The chatbot instantly replies with step-by-step instructions without making the user leave the page.

  1. Smart Tooltips
  • How it works: Hover-triggered animations are added to the code of the user interface.

  • The effect: Hovering over a tool doesn’t just show its name; it plays a 3-second looping GIF.

  • The flow: Hovering over the “Onion Skinning” button instantly shows a visual mini-video of how it overlays frames.

Now I donno will wick editor add or not

I dont think we should put AI into this, there are videos they can watch. Also, you just used ChatGPT to generate this

everything but the clanker is good. remember: candlestick and wick in general is meant to be able to run offline like if you saved it to the internet archive it’ll work there fine.
(edit: plus learning wick is soo easy when i jumped in wick for the first time i instantly knew how to use it.)