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No, both subject number and group number need to be known beforehand and cannot be changed by any script at runtime.
The reason is that Inquisit uses these inputs for various *essential* things: Creating and naming data files, assigning participants to conditions based on either subject and/or group number etc.
> I essentially need a payout to only register for one subject out of 60 and doing it offline isnt so helpful.
Hmm, this makes me think I may have misread your question. So, all you want is to have your script *read* the subject number that was randomly generated (or otherwise passed in) before running the experiment?
If so, the property that returns the subject id is script.subjectid (script.groupid for the group number, respectively). You can access that property just like any other property, perform math on it, etc. The only thing you *cannot* do is *write* to the property. It is read-only for the reasons mentioned above.
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