@butka thkans for your answer!
i will look into it...
When i right click on the masternode wallet, i get two informations, one is the license of the wallet software and one is the name of the
programming language "Qt"... but since I am not a programmer i think i have to hire someone to do this for me... (and to find an hones programmer is har :-) !)
So I thought this "Qt" wallet is standarised and I just can use it for my owne project...
Have a nice day and if you get some information I would be happy to hear from you!
cheers
Mario
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CH9xEJwEnDvjLsIblU9gUNHrpBajhZZt/view?usp=sharingI don't know specifically about MasterNode (MN) coins, but in general, I think their wallets look very much the same because they copy the same original code.
You can clone a coin with some basic knowledge about
compiling and linking (in Windows and Linux) and by performing a lot of "copy/paste" operations on the source code (to adjust it to your needs).
For example, the instructions in the articles linked below will give you an overview of what it takes to clone Litecoin (scrypt algo):
http://devtome.com/doku.php?id=scrypt_altcoin_cloning_guide&rev=1391981820https://vcoin-project.github.io/cloning-litecoin/If you want to clone a MN coin you would probably have to find a suitable source code (maybe the source code of DASH?) to clone.
