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ReticleSupport

ReticleSupport is a desktop tool for help with motion sickness caused while playing videogames in a PC. For help with motion sickness, you can put a circle or any image that you want in the screen for rest your eyes.


Why this project (ReticleSupport) was created?

When I was watching gameplays of a shooter 3D videogame or action 3D videogame where Streamer moved the character in third person or moved very fastly the reticle into the game.

Streamer put in the streaming software a orange circle image for specters, specters that get dizzy a lot while watching the streaming.

And also, when I was watching other Streamers, that Streamer once said, "Sorry. Probably I can't to continue this game because I get dizzy a lot. Sorry, I don't want to take motion sickness pills." (Actually that Streamer was the first time that play a 3D videogame in third person and don't like take constatly pills) and probably didn't know any tool for help with motion sickness, I think.

For this reason, I wanted to create a tool for help motion sickness and also support if someone want to play anyvideogame but get dizzy a lot and can't continue to play.


Good things about this project (ReticleSupport)

  • Can setting any circle (color, size/radius and opacity) that you want.
  • Can setting any image (any format are allows, like: .png, .jpg and more) that you want.
  • Can put a circle/image on any window that you want (Full screen videogame, video, etc) for help with motion sickness.
  • Can save any configuration without loss it.

Features of MultiCopy

  • Easy to use.
  • Simple interface.
  • Settings persistence.

Preview of MultiCopy

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Installation

  • Step 1. Download ReticleSupport.exe located in the folder "dist"
  • Step 2. Run ReticleSupport.exe and Work with it!

If you want to package a python program (MultiCopy) into .exe:
I recommend use this command for it:

pyinstaller --onefile --windowed --icon=utils/logo.ico --add-data "config/config.json;config" --add-data "utils/working.ico;utils" --add-data "utils/settings.ico;utils" main.py

Technologies

  • Python (tkinter, win32gui, PIL and others)

Future Improvements

  • Add function to return to settings window.
  • Improvements UI design.
  • Add more functions for help with motion sickness.