bella limiter

feature rundown + how it behaves, in human words (mostly)

cd home git repo yt channel ls features cat config

black / white / pink

build: experimental

last update:

what it is

quick vibes check

bella limiter is a WPF overlay tool with module toggles + hotkeys, built for experimenting with network-y behavior and keeping control close to the keyboard. it’s more “lab bench” than “polished product”, and that’s kinda the point (:3

status: overlay online

hotkeys, modules, toggles, configs

bella@cactus:~$

  /\_/\    bella limiter
( o.o )   modules + overlay + chaos control
 > ^ <    press buttons, watch reality bend a tiny bit

   /\_/\    /\_/\    /\_/\
 ( -.- )  ( o.o )  ( >.< )
  > ^ <    > ^ <    > ^ <

features

what you can actually do

overlay controls always-on-top drag position offsets
UI stays out of your way but still lives on-screen when you need it. offsets let you tuck it into the corner like a little gremlin panel.
module toggles per-mode enable/disable
modules are the main vibe: flip stuff on/off fast, and keep separate profiles (like PVE/PVP).
hotkeys fast muscle memory
everything important is keybindable. no menu-diving mid-chaos.
buffering / resync options stability control
toggle buffer behavior and resync behavior depending on the mode.
logging + storage db optional
logs exist for debugging and figuring out what’s happening. keypress logging can be off.

config

where the personality lives

settings are stored in a json config. you can tune overlay offsets, module toggles, and keybinds without touching code.

{
  "CurrentModule": "PVE",
  "Settings": {
    "Overlay_StartOnLaunch": true,
    "Overlay_LeftOffset": 110,
    "Overlay_BottomOffset": 100,
    "Overlay_DisableOnInactivity": true
  },
  "Modules": {
    "PVE": {
      "Enabled": true,
      "Keybind": [162, 50],
      "Settings": {
        "Buffer": true,
        "AutoResync": true
      }
    }
  }
}

man notes open repo

download

optional. experimental. you know the vibes.

if you’re adding a direct download later, link it here. (github releases is easiest.)

git repo / releases yt videos

notes:

windows only
overlay tools can look “sus” to antivirus sometimes
use responsibly, it’s a personal experiment tool

faq

tiny answers

why does it look “sus”?
overlays + hotkeys + hooking-adjacent behavior = “antivirus eyebrow raise”. doesn’t automatically mean malicious, just… a spicy tool shape.
is it finished?
finished is a myth. it’s usable, but it’s a living creature.
can i theme it?
depends on whether the UI reads theme values from config/resources. site side: yes, infinite.