Basic 2D EMDR Program - Desktop Recreation of EyeMove 2

NOTE: This is to be designed for Windows and Linux. If you can make it compatible with Mac, that'd be awesome. I don't need it to run on any Android phones, this is a DESKTOP app. First of, please check the free App EyeMove2 on AppStore or via BlueStacks Agent. It will be composed of two parts: Initial settings screen, use the EMDR Program Lay-Out (attached below in PNG and PSD). - 1. Resolution options: drop-down menu with all typical resolutions in ratio's 4:3, 16:9, 16:10. (Please show resolution + ratio, e.g. '1920x1080 [16:9]' - 2. Cycle interval: a slider with intervals ranging from 10 seconds to 90 seconds, shown in a box to the right. Allow the user to customize the interval manually by typing a number from 10 to 90 in that box. - 3. Pause interval: same as the cycle interval, only this time from 5 to 30 seconds. Pause interval only applies to multiple cycles (so cycles > 1). There is no pause interval on the last cycle (for obvious reasons). - 4. Speed: a slider with about 20 different levels, going from very slow to very fast, described in next part. - 5. Pattern: the fireball should be able to move in 3 distinct patterns. Normal [Left to Right], Eight [Like an infinite sign: ∞ ], and Curve [Where it randomly alternates between half-circles up and down, changing at the end of the line). - 6. Windowed Mode: Simply Yes/No tick box for using Windowed or Not, default is set to No (so Fullscreen). - 7. Number of cycles: Just a box, choosing a number from 1 (no pause interval) to 99. - 8. Show timer: Yes/No box, shows a timer in the top-left corner counting down the seconds until the interval. Resets next interval. (Obviously.) Default is set to No. - 9. Go button starts the program. All these settings should be saved when changed. The program: - Visual: Black background, similar graphic + effects to the one in EyeMove2. Any other Fluid graphic is fine too. There are plenty of beautiful ones out there freely available, so don't bother designing this yourself. The color scheme for the ball should be white, this blue: #0583c8, and any lighter blue in between those two. (This is the same colorscheme as the website: [login to view URL]) - Timer: Top Left Corner, 10 pixels from left, 10 pixels from top. Font 'Capture It,' with the effects/colors included in attached PSD. Remove drop shadow, make font size '16pt'. Timer should go on/off by pressing T key. - Pause program: Spacebar should pause/unpause the program. - Close program: Escape should close the program and immediately return to the settings screen. - Patterns: - Normal: Ball starts on the left side of the screen, from the center. Moves left to right. - Eight: Ball starts on left side of the screen. For a resolution of 1920x1080, it will go from [0px, 540px] to [480px, 810px] to [960px, 540px] to [1440px, 270px] to [1920px, 540px], then back through [1440px, 810px] to [960px, 540px] to [480px, 270px] to [0px, 540px]. This will give it a lying 8 shape. - Curve: Starting left, it goes through either an upper or a lower curve (randomly), then from right back to the left (also with either curve randomly). Meaning, at halfway across the screen [x = 960px] it'll be going either through y = 270px or y = 810px. - It should be moving at a variable speed, with peak speed being around 100% the screen width per second on the lowest speed setting. (1 of 20) The highest speed setting should go around 400% screen width. - It should accelerate and decelerate on the edges, like in EyeM2. It should never touch the screen. Lastly, it needs to be able to play two sounds: - A file called [login to view URL] whenever an interval ends. - A file called [login to view URL] as a looping soundtrack. Happy bidding!