1 and 2. Yes it possible and easiest way to do it is to copy folder and xmls of some other ball like albino and to change folder name and xml code reference from "albino" to "woodball".
In ball properties.xml you will recognize ball properties like number of strands, detachable true/false and others. Change that to your liking. Also change gooball ID from albino to woodgoo, that's important.
Then just copy your new woodball folder in balls folder and there you have it. You can now use it in WoG Editor.

I Wanted to do something like that....

But WoG Editor is hard to use...

You don't need wogeditor to create a new ball type.

true.........but still a little hard...
here are some things ive been thinking about

which level should i put it in?
what special tatics should it have?
what should its description?

1. Others could use your ball type for their own levels.
2. That's completely up to you, that's what creating a ball type is all about.
3. You should probably put the features in the description...

oh.

thB, can you help me with something? when i tried to upload my goomod, it said:

The selected file pokeballs.goomod could not be uploaded.
•The manifest for this goomod is malformed
•No version specified in manifest.
•No ID specified in manifest.

If you want to see the files and see if u can fix it tell me and put your e-mail adress in so i can e-mail it to u

Check your addin.xml file against the specification.
Especially take a look at the examples at the bottom and make sure you have set values for both <id>...</id> and <version>...</version> (and all other required fields, of course). Take care of correctly opening and closing tags (< and >).
Also be sure to specify the specification version you intend to use (first line):
<addin spec-version="1.1">

exactly what thB said

Glad to see my mod "The Forest" is serving as an inspiration. I should've thought of making the balls there flammable!

ummm, could i send u the file instead thB?

Sure, I just won't post my e-mail address here. Do you have a 2D Boy forum account? If not, you can also upload the file to a place like this.

umm, ive already made my own website on yola

EDIT: ok...this a problem...i need to recreate the site

drop.io is not a web hoster, it's a file hoster where you can upload files for others to view and edit.

here's the link:

http://drop.io/goomaster2000

ps. I Know it doesnt look good

Wow, that file was seriously messed up. What editor did you use? Obviously the editor (or maybe the export function you used?) escaped your content and encapsulated it inside an XML file of its own format (Oasis DocBook).
For plain XML files you have to use a pure text editor. I like PSPad, UltraEdit and Notepad++, but there are many others. Under Windows, you could also just use Notepad, but that app really doesn't have any features at all so it pretty much sucks for more serious editing.
Fixed version uploaded.

Edit: It's not the fault of your editor that the file was messed up. It just did what it's supposed to do. But in this case, that's not what you want.

well, i used openoffice org...

can u fix it?

EDIT: forget the fix it, i need to read more carefully...

I came up with an idea for ANOTHER goo-ball: Helium Goo.

Name: Helium Goo
Appearance: Identical to a Balloon Goo, but has eyes like most other goo-balls.
Max. Strands: 1
Detachibility: TBD
Flammability: Non-Flammable
Other: This goo-ball is, in fact, identical to a Balloon Goo, except for the fact that in the case of Helium Goo, grumpy="false" (and possibly detacibility, this I'm not sure of).

Comments and suggestions for this type of ball are welcome as always!

I think Balloon Goo IS filled with Helium, otherwise it wouldn't go up.

Pavke wrote:

I think Balloon Goo IS filled with Helium, otherwise it wouldn't go up.

Okay, a modification:

The new goo-ball is called Fish Goo (identical to the fishes in Observatory Observation Station), looks identical to the fish in aforementioned level, but is set to grumpy="false".

OK, now it's better but,

That will make the New Fish Goo useless because when you set grumpy="false" you make the balls not attachable, they can't attach to anything.

what pavke said

No, that's not how it works.

1. Goo-Ball B can attach to Goo-Ball A.
2a. If grumpy="true", then Goo-Ball C cannot attach to Goo-Ball B.
2b. If grumpy="false", then Goo-Ball C CAN attach to Goo-Ball B.

I believe that whether goo-balls can be clicked on or not is controlled by something other than grumpy, because Balloon and Old Fish Goo are the only goo-balls set to grumpy="true". All other goo-balls are set to grumpy="false".