By nakayama - 12/18/2019
HI, Dave I am designed a task in which after the presentation of the fixation cross, the stimulus picture is attached to the mouse icon (moving mouse could move the picture) and that picture could be placed at preferred location by clicking that location. Does Inquisit support that kind of programming? Thank you for your attention;) Best,
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By Dave - 12/19/2019
+xHI, Dave I am designed a task in which after the presentation of the fixation cross, the stimulus picture is attached to the mouse icon (moving mouse could move the picture) and that picture could be placed at preferred location by clicking that location. Does Inquisit support that kind of programming? Thank you for your attention;) Best, Yes. You can refer to https://www.millisecond.com/download/library/spatialdelayedresponsetask/ or https://www.millisecond.com/download/library/toweroflondon/ as examples.
A simple example using the built-in drag & drop mechanics would look like this:
<text start> / items = ("+") / fontstyle = ("MS UI Gothic", 5.00%, false, false, false, false, 5, 1) / erase = true(white) / txbgcolor = grey / position = (50, 50) </text>
<picture stimulus> /items=("1.png") / dropsource = true / size = (10%, 10%) </picture>
<trial start> / ontrialbegin = [ picture.stimulus.hposition = 50%; picture.stimulus.vposition = 50%; ] / stimulustimes = [0=start;1000=screen, stimulus, end] / inputdevice = dragdrop / validresponse = (end) </trial>
<shape screen> / color = grey / size = (100%, 100%) / position = (50%, 50%) / droptarget = true / erase = false / dropposition = (anywhere, anywhere) </shape>
<text end> / items = ("DONE") / size = (8%, 4%) / txbgcolor = white / vjustify = center / position = (50%, 95%) </text>
<block myblock> / trials = [1-20=start] / screencolor = grey </block>
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By nakayama - 12/19/2019
+x+xHI, Dave I am designed a task in which after the presentation of the fixation cross, the stimulus picture is attached to the mouse icon (moving mouse could move the picture) and that picture could be placed at preferred location by clicking that location. Does Inquisit support that kind of programming? Thank you for your attention;) Best, Yes. You can refer to https://www.millisecond.com/download/library/spatialdelayedresponsetask/ or https://www.millisecond.com/download/library/toweroflondon/ as examples. A simple example using the built-in drag & drop mechanics would look like this: <text start> / items = ("+") / fontstyle = ("MS UI Gothic", 5.00%, false, false, false, false, 5, 1) / erase = true(white) / txbgcolor = grey / position = (50, 50) </text> <picture stimulus> /items=("1.png") / dropsource = true / size = (10%, 10%) </picture> <trial start> / ontrialbegin = [ picture.stimulus.hposition = 50%; picture.stimulus.vposition = 50%; ] / stimulustimes = [0=start;1000=screen, stimulus, end] / inputdevice = dragdrop / validresponse = (end) </trial> <shape screen> / color = grey / size = (100%, 100%) / position = (50%, 50%) / droptarget = true / erase = false / dropposition = (anywhere, anywhere) </shape> <text end> / items = ("DONE") / size = (8%, 4%) / txbgcolor = white / vjustify = center / position = (50%, 95%) </text> <block myblock> / trials = [1-20=start] / screencolor = grey </block> :) Thank you for your advice.
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