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Accessibility
"Colours you can tell apart, bigger words and a steady view."
How do I install Accessibility?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Accessibility for Worst Class Ever in one click.
</>What does Accessibility do?
Worst Class Ever is a game of spotting things fast: who among the classmates is really a player, which item is lying on that desk, where the teacher is heading. If you're colour blind, some of its colours sit too close together to tell apart. Colour Filter shifts the colours of the school, everyone in it and the things you carry so the ones you confuse move apart. Choose Red-Green (Green-Weak), Red-Green (Red-Weak) or Blue-Yellow for your type of colour vision, or Greyscale if you'd rather go by light and shade. It makes colours easier to tell apart; it doesn't fix colour blindness or show you the colours other people see. Filter Strength (0 to 100, starts at 100) eases the shift back if it feels too strong. If you have low vision, High Contrast (0 to 100, starts at 0) pushes light and dark further apart and makes colours richer, on top of the grading the game already has. If small words are a strain, Text Size (100 to 200, starts at 100) enlarges the menus, the HUD and the pop-ups, since the game has no text size setting of its own. If camera motion makes you feel sick, No Camera Shake keeps your view still when the teacher's sword swings or hits, when you're stunned, slip on a Banana, sprint, exercise, ride the elevator or strike the Pose 2 emote. It does what the game's own Camera Shake setting does at Off, without changing that setting. No Sprint Blur takes away the blur around the screen edges while you sprint or run with a speed boost, and the green flash when one starts. Switch an option off and that part looks as before; turn the mod off and the whole picture does.
</>What is Accessibility?
Pick a Colour Filter for your type of colour vision or switch to Greyscale, ease it back with Filter Strength from 0 to 100, raise High Contrast when light and dark need to stand further apart, grow the menus and HUD with Text Size up to 200, and turn on No Camera Shake and No Sprint Blur if motion on screen bothers you. Every option changes only your own screen, whether you host or join.
</>Common questions about Accessibility
What does Accessibility do in Worst Class Ever?
It changes how the game looks on your screen if you're colour blind, have low vision or get sick from camera motion. Colour Filter and Filter Strength move the colours you confuse apart, High Contrast strengthens light, dark and colour, Text Size enlarges the words, No Camera Shake keeps your view steady and No Sprint Blur clears the edges of the screen when you run fast. Each one works on its own, so turn on only what you need.
Does the colour filter fix colour blindness?
No. It moves colours you would mix up further from each other, so they're easier to tell apart, but it can't give anyone colour vision they don't have. Some colour pairs separate better than others, and how much it helps differs from one person to the next. Lower Filter Strength if the shift is too much, and compare things whose colour you already know.
Why do the HUD and menus keep their colours?
The filter works inside the game's own colour grading, which shapes the 3D picture from your first-person camera. The game draws its HUD, menus and pop-ups with a second camera on top of that picture, so the school, the players, the classmates and the items change, while the HUD and menus don't.
How is No Camera Shake different from the game's own Camera Shake setting?
It turns off the same camera motion as the game's own Camera Shake setting at Off. That covers the sword shakes, the sway while stunned, the Banana slip, the sprint bob, exercising, the elevator ride and the Pose 2 emote. The difference is that you switch it from the launcher, and your saved Camera Shake setting stays as it is. Turn the switch off and whatever you chose in the game's settings applies again.
Does it change anything for the other players?
No. Every option changes only your own screen, whether you host or join, in public, private and LAN rooms, and nothing is sent to anyone. Each player with the mod picks their own settings. No option removes or shortens flashbangs, ink or smoke.
Why is there no brightness option?
Because it wouldn't be fair. Brightening the picture would let you see further into dark rooms than the other players can, in a game about hiding and catching, so the mod leaves the light as the game sets it. High Contrast and the colour filters change how colours stand apart from each other, not how much light there is.
What options does Accessibility include?
Filter Strength
How far the Colour Filter shifts colours, from 0 (no change) to 100 (the full shift). Lower it if colours look too strong.
Text Size
Makes the text in menus, the HUD and pop-ups bigger, from 100 (the game's normal size) to 200. Buttons and boxes grow with their text where there's room, and where there isn't, the words stop at the edge of their box. The classroom computers' screens stay as they are.
No Sprint Blur
Removes the blur around the edges of the screen while you sprint or run with a speed boost, and the green flash when a sprint or a speed boost starts. Off brings them back.
Colour Filter
Shifts the colours of the school, everyone in it and the things you carry so the ones you mix up stand further apart. Pick the kind of colour vision you have: Red-Green (Green-Weak) is the most common, Red-Green (Red-Weak) makes reds look dark, Blue-Yellow is for mixing up blue with green, or yellow with pink. Greyscale removes colour entirely. The HUD and menus keep the game's colours. Off leaves the game's colours as they are.
No Camera Shake
Keeps your view steady: no shake when the teacher's sword swings, hits or sends its wave past you, and no sway when you're stunned, slip on a Banana, sprint, exercise, ride the elevator or strike the Pose 2 emote. It's the same as the game's own Camera Shake setting at Off, and your saved setting stays as it is. Off gives the game's own setting back.
High Contrast
Makes light and dark parts of the school stand further apart and colours stronger, on top of the game's own colour grading. 0 is the game's normal look.
Accessibility is a ProjectMods mod for Worst Class Ever that shifts the school's colours for red-green or blue-yellow colour blindness, offers greyscale, High Contrast and bigger text, keeps the camera steady and can take away the blur and flash of a sprint.
System Requirements
What features does Accessibility include?
- Colour Filter has four settings: two for red-green colour blindness, one for blue-yellow and Greyscale, each worked out from published research on how that type of colour vision sees.
- Filter Strength blends from the game's own colours at 0 to the full shift at 100, in steps of 5.
- High Contrast builds on the game's own colour grading, so every step from 5 to 100 adds contrast and colour and none takes any away.
- Text Size grows the words in menus, the HUD and pop-ups up to twice their size, and their buttons and boxes grow with them where there's room.
- No Camera Shake holds the view still through sword strikes, stuns, Banana slips, sprints, exercise and elevator rides, and never touches your saved settings.
- No Sprint Blur removes the blurred screen edges while you run fast and the green flash when a sprint or a speed boost begins.
Best For
- Two items lying on a desk look like the same muddy colour to you, so try Red-Green (Green-Weak), then Red-Green (Red-Weak), and keep the one that pulls them apart.
- Blue and green look alike to you, so pick Blue-Yellow, and lower Filter Strength to 70 if the rest of the classroom looks too strange.
- Classmates blend into the walls behind them, so set High Contrast to 50 and raise it in steps until they stand out.
- You play on a TV across the room and the words in the HUD are a squint, so set Text Size to 140 and go up from there.
- The sway when you sprint or get stunned leaves you queasy after a few rounds, so switch on No Camera Shake and No Sprint Blur together.
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Spectate While Caught
Stuck on a pillar or carried off by the teacher? Watch a teammate's game from behind them, pick who you watch with the mouse buttons, or look around the room with a slow free camera.
Low Graphics Mode
Low Graphics Mode lowers the render scale, draws simpler shadows and shrinks textures on top of your own graphics settings, so Worst Class Ever asks less of a slow PC. Nothing is saved, dark rooms stay dark, and off puts it all back.
Solo Practice
With this on, the class bell starts a class even when you're alone in your room. Play it as a student with no teacher, chasing the mischief target, or as the teacher, practising on NPC classmates. Once someone else is in your room, the bell starts a normal class again.
