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Brainsrule
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Hello Everyone,
I've downloaded Inquisit lab 5 , the BART, and the BART-Y scripts. Everything runs well, but I would like to add a small counter to the upper right hand corner of the BART task screen .
What I would like is a basic counter that starts as soon as the subject starts the task, and counts down from 10:00 minutes (or 15:00) to 00:00. Once it hits 00:00, I would like the numbers to turn red.
Does anyone have any pointers they could give me on how to do this?
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Dave
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+xHello Everyone, I've downloaded Inquisit lab 5 , the BART, and the BART-Y scripts. Everything runs well, but I would like to add a small counter to the upper right hand corner of the BART task screen . What I would like is a basic counter that starts as soon as the subject starts the task, and counts down from 10:00 minutes (or 15:00) to 00:00. Once it hits 00:00, I would like the numbers to turn red. Does anyone have any pointers they could give me on how to do this? You'll want to add a <clock> element to the script and display it (probably via the <block>'s /bgstim). Configure it to count down from the desired amount of time. https://www.millisecond.com/support/docs/v5/html/language/elements/clock.htm
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Brainsrule
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+x+xHello Everyone, I've downloaded Inquisit lab 5 , the BART, and the BART-Y scripts. Everything runs well, but I would like to add a small counter to the upper right hand corner of the BART task screen . What I would like is a basic counter that starts as soon as the subject starts the task, and counts down from 10:00 minutes (or 15:00) to 00:00. Once it hits 00:00, I would like the numbers to turn red. Does anyone have any pointers they could give me on how to do this? You'll want to add a <clock> element to the script and display it (probably via the <block>'s /bgstim). Configure it to count down from the desired amount of time. https://www.millisecond.com/support/docs/v5/html/language/elements/clock.htm So I wrote this : <clock timer> / format = "mm :ss" / mode = timer / erase = false / monitor = 1 / position = (50%, 10%) / resetrate = block / timeout = 600000 / txbgcolor = black / txcolor = red / vposition = 5 / hposition = 95 </clock> and when i run element I can see the output exactly as I want it, but when I try run it in the test monkey, I see nothing. What may be the problem, is it not displaying properly with the BART images ? Also, how do I exit out early from the test monkey and an experiment- I tried the Esc key and it did not work Thank you very much for your help
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Dave
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+x+x+xHello Everyone, I've downloaded Inquisit lab 5 , the BART, and the BART-Y scripts. Everything runs well, but I would like to add a small counter to the upper right hand corner of the BART task screen . What I would like is a basic counter that starts as soon as the subject starts the task, and counts down from 10:00 minutes (or 15:00) to 00:00. Once it hits 00:00, I would like the numbers to turn red. Does anyone have any pointers they could give me on how to do this? You'll want to add a <clock> element to the script and display it (probably via the <block>'s /bgstim). Configure it to count down from the desired amount of time. https://www.millisecond.com/support/docs/v5/html/language/elements/clock.htm So I wrote this : <clock timer> / format = "mm :ss" / mode = timer / erase = false / monitor = 1 / position = (50%, 10%) / resetrate = block / timeout = 600000 / txbgcolor = black / txcolor = red / vposition = 5 / hposition = 95 </clock> and when i run element I can see the output exactly as I want it, but when I try run it in the test monkey, I see nothing. What may be the problem, is it not displaying properly with the BART images ? Also, how do I exit out early from the test monkey and an experiment- I tried the Esc key and it did not work Thank you very much for your help A <clock> element is a stimulus element just like <text>, <picture>, etc. Merely adding a stimulus element to a script is not enough. You also need to instruct the script (when / how) to display it by adding it to the <trial>s' /stimulustimes or -frames, or -- in your case -- a <block>'s /bgstim attribute. <block BART> / bgstim = (timer)... </block> The key combination to terminate an experiment is CTRL+Q. Pressing ESC is not supposed to end a script.
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Dave
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+x+x+x+xHello Everyone, I've downloaded Inquisit lab 5 , the BART, and the BART-Y scripts. Everything runs well, but I would like to add a small counter to the upper right hand corner of the BART task screen . What I would like is a basic counter that starts as soon as the subject starts the task, and counts down from 10:00 minutes (or 15:00) to 00:00. Once it hits 00:00, I would like the numbers to turn red. Does anyone have any pointers they could give me on how to do this? You'll want to add a <clock> element to the script and display it (probably via the <block>'s /bgstim). Configure it to count down from the desired amount of time. https://www.millisecond.com/support/docs/v5/html/language/elements/clock.htm So I wrote this : <clock timer> / format = "mm :ss" / mode = timer / erase = false / monitor = 1 / position = (50%, 10%) / resetrate = block / timeout = 600000 / txbgcolor = black / txcolor = red / vposition = 5 / hposition = 95 </clock> and when i run element I can see the output exactly as I want it, but when I try run it in the test monkey, I see nothing. What may be the problem, is it not displaying properly with the BART images ? Also, how do I exit out early from the test monkey and an experiment- I tried the Esc key and it did not work Thank you very much for your help A <clock> element is a stimulus element just like <text>, <picture>, etc. Merely adding a stimulus element to a script is not enough. You also need to instruct the script (when / how) to display it by adding it to the <trial>s' /stimulustimes or -frames, or -- in your case -- a <block>'s /bgstim attribute. <block BART> / bgstim = (timer)... </block> The key combination to terminate an experiment is CTRL+Q. Pressing ESC is not supposed to end a script. P.S.: If you do not wish the timer to start with the instructions, but only with the 1st balloon: #1: Remove the two instructions trials at the start of <block BART>, i.e. change <block BART> / bgstim = (timer) ... / trials = [1-2=instructions; 3=init; 4=instructions] ... </block> to <block BART> / bgstim = (timer) ... / trials = [1=init; 2=instructions] ... </block> and #2: Put the instructions trials in a separate <block> instead. <block instructions> / trials = [1-2=instructions] </block> Finally, #3: Add the new instructions block to the <expt>: <expt BART> ... / blocks = [1=instructions; 2=BART; 2=summary] ... </expt>
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Brainsrule
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+x+x+x+x+xHello Everyone, I've downloaded Inquisit lab 5 , the BART, and the BART-Y scripts. Everything runs well, but I would like to add a small counter to the upper right hand corner of the BART task screen . What I would like is a basic counter that starts as soon as the subject starts the task, and counts down from 10:00 minutes (or 15:00) to 00:00. Once it hits 00:00, I would like the numbers to turn red. Does anyone have any pointers they could give me on how to do this? You'll want to add a <clock> element to the script and display it (probably via the <block>'s /bgstim). Configure it to count down from the desired amount of time. https://www.millisecond.com/support/docs/v5/html/language/elements/clock.htm So I wrote this : <clock timer> / format = "mm :ss" / mode = timer / erase = false / monitor = 1 / position = (50%, 10%) / resetrate = block / timeout = 600000 / txbgcolor = black / txcolor = red / vposition = 5 / hposition = 95 </clock> and when i run element I can see the output exactly as I want it, but when I try run it in the test monkey, I see nothing. What may be the problem, is it not displaying properly with the BART images ? Also, how do I exit out early from the test monkey and an experiment- I tried the Esc key and it did not work Thank you very much for your help A <clock> element is a stimulus element just like <text>, <picture>, etc. Merely adding a stimulus element to a script is not enough. You also need to instruct the script (when / how) to display it by adding it to the <trial>s' /stimulustimes or -frames, or -- in your case -- a <block>'s /bgstim attribute. <block BART> / bgstim = (timer)... </block> The key combination to terminate an experiment is CTRL+Q. Pressing ESC is not supposed to end a script. P.S.: If you do not wish the timer to start with the instructions, but only with the 1st balloon: #1: Remove the two instructions trials at the start of <block BART>, i.e. change <block BART> / bgstim = (timer) ... / trials = [1-2=instructions; 3=init; 4=instructions] ... </block> to <block BART> / bgstim = (timer) ... / trials = [1=init; 2=instructions] ... </block> and #2: Put the instructions trials in a separate <block> instead. <block instructions> / trials = [1-2=instructions] </block> Finally, #3: Add the new instructions block to the <expt>: <expt BART> ... / blocks = [1=instructions; 2=BART; 2=summary] ... </expt> Perfect, it works! I did not realize it was a stimulus element as well. Thank you for your help
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Brainsrule
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+x+x+x+x+xHello Everyone, I've downloaded Inquisit lab 5 , the BART, and the BART-Y scripts. Everything runs well, but I would like to add a small counter to the upper right hand corner of the BART task screen . What I would like is a basic counter that starts as soon as the subject starts the task, and counts down from 10:00 minutes (or 15:00) to 00:00. Once it hits 00:00, I would like the numbers to turn red. Does anyone have any pointers they could give me on how to do this? You'll want to add a <clock> element to the script and display it (probably via the <block>'s /bgstim). Configure it to count down from the desired amount of time. https://www.millisecond.com/support/docs/v5/html/language/elements/clock.htm So I wrote this : <clock timer> / format = "mm :ss" / mode = timer / erase = false / monitor = 1 / position = (50%, 10%) / resetrate = block / timeout = 600000 / txbgcolor = black / txcolor = red / vposition = 5 / hposition = 95 </clock> and when i run element I can see the output exactly as I want it, but when I try run it in the test monkey, I see nothing. What may be the problem, is it not displaying properly with the BART images ? Also, how do I exit out early from the test monkey and an experiment- I tried the Esc key and it did not work Thank you very much for your help A <clock> element is a stimulus element just like <text>, <picture>, etc. Merely adding a stimulus element to a script is not enough. You also need to instruct the script (when / how) to display it by adding it to the <trial>s' /stimulustimes or -frames, or -- in your case -- a <block>'s /bgstim attribute. <block BART> / bgstim = (timer)... </block> The key combination to terminate an experiment is CTRL+Q. Pressing ESC is not supposed to end a script. P.S.: If you do not wish the timer to start with the instructions, but only with the 1st balloon: #1: Remove the two instructions trials at the start of <block BART>, i.e. change <block BART> / bgstim = (timer) ... / trials = [1-2=instructions; 3=init; 4=instructions] ... </block> to <block BART> / bgstim = (timer) ... / trials = [1=init; 2=instructions] ... </block> and #2: Put the instructions trials in a separate <block> instead. <block instructions> / trials = [1-2=instructions] </block> Finally, #3: Add the new instructions block to the <expt>: <expt BART> ... / blocks = [1=instructions; 2=BART; 2=summary] ... </expt> Hello, I just have one more question: How do I put edit this for the BART-Y ? Right now I have the timer code added, and what happens is when I hit 'run', it skips the instructions and goes straight to the task with the timer.
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Brainsrule
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+x+x+x+x+x+xHello Everyone, I've downloaded Inquisit lab 5 , the BART, and the BART-Y scripts. Everything runs well, but I would like to add a small counter to the upper right hand corner of the BART task screen . What I would like is a basic counter that starts as soon as the subject starts the task, and counts down from 10:00 minutes (or 15:00) to 00:00. Once it hits 00:00, I would like the numbers to turn red. Does anyone have any pointers they could give me on how to do this? You'll want to add a <clock> element to the script and display it (probably via the <block>'s /bgstim). Configure it to count down from the desired amount of time. https://www.millisecond.com/support/docs/v5/html/language/elements/clock.htm So I wrote this : <clock timer> / format = "mm :ss" / mode = timer / erase = false / monitor = 1 / position = (50%, 10%) / resetrate = block / timeout = 600000 / txbgcolor = black / txcolor = red / vposition = 5 / hposition = 95 </clock> and when i run element I can see the output exactly as I want it, but when I try run it in the test monkey, I see nothing. What may be the problem, is it not displaying properly with the BART images ? Also, how do I exit out early from the test monkey and an experiment- I tried the Esc key and it did not work Thank you very much for your help A <clock> element is a stimulus element just like <text>, <picture>, etc. Merely adding a stimulus element to a script is not enough. You also need to instruct the script (when / how) to display it by adding it to the <trial>s' /stimulustimes or -frames, or -- in your case -- a <block>'s /bgstim attribute. <block BART> / bgstim = (timer)... </block> The key combination to terminate an experiment is CTRL+Q. Pressing ESC is not supposed to end a script. P.S.: If you do not wish the timer to start with the instructions, but only with the 1st balloon: #1: Remove the two instructions trials at the start of <block BART>, i.e. change <block BART> / bgstim = (timer) ... / trials = [1-2=instructions; 3=init; 4=instructions] ... </block> to <block BART> / bgstim = (timer) ... / trials = [1=init; 2=instructions] ... </block> and #2: Put the instructions trials in a separate <block> instead. <block instructions> / trials = [1-2=instructions] </block> Finally, #3: Add the new instructions block to the <expt>: <expt BART> ... / blocks = [1=instructions; 2=BART; 2=summary] ... </expt> Hello, I just have one more question: How do I put edit this for the BART-Y ? Right now I have the timer code added, and what happens is when I hit 'run', it skips the instructions and goes straight to the task with the timer. So I have this: <expt BARTY> / blocks = [2=BARTY; 2=summary] / onexptbegin = [ if ( !parameters.showpumpcount ) text.pumpcount.textcolor= white; if ( !parameters.showballooncount ) text.countballoon.textcolor = white; ] / blocks = [ 1=BARTY; 2 = summary; ] / onexptend = [values.completed = 1] </expt> and this : <block BARTY> / onblockbegin = [ values.balloonwidth = 0.3 * display.width; values.balloonheight = 0.3 * display.height; ] / bgstim = (timer) / trials = [1=init; 2=instructions_text] / stop = [trial.init.trialcount > parameters.totalballoons] </block> <block summary> / trials = [1=instructions_text; 2 = showmeter] </block> ************* Timer ************* <clock timer> / format = "mm :ss" / mode = timer / erase = false / monitor = 1 / position = (50%, 10%) / resetrate = block / timeout = 600000 / txbgcolor = black / txcolor = red / vposition = 5 / hposition = 95 </clock> *************
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Dave
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+xHello Everyone, I've downloaded Inquisit lab 5 , the BART, and the BART-Y scripts. Everything runs well, but I would like to add a small counter to the upper right hand corner of the BART task screen . What I would like is a basic counter that starts as soon as the subject starts the task, and counts down from 10:00 minutes (or 15:00) to 00:00. Once it hits 00:00, I would like the numbers to turn red. Does anyone have any pointers they could give me on how to do this? You'll want to add a <clock> element to the script and display it (probably via the <block>'s /bgstim). Configure it to count down from the desired amount of time. https://www.millisecond.com/support/docs/v5/html/language/elements/clock.htm So I wrote this : <clock timer> / format = "mm :ss" / mode = timer / erase = false / monitor = 1 / position = (50%, 10%) / resetrate = block / timeout = 600000 / txbgcolor = black / txcolor = red / vposition = 5 / hposition = 95 </clock> and when i run element I can see the output exactly as I want it, but when I try run it in the test monkey, I see nothing. What may be the problem, is it not displaying properly with the BART images ? Also, how do I exit out early from the test monkey and an experiment- I tried the Esc key and it did not work Thank you very much for your help A <clock> element is a stimulus element just like <text>, <picture>, etc. Merely adding a stimulus element to a script is not enough. You also need to instruct the script (when / how) to display it by adding it to the <trial>s' /stimulustimes or -frames, or -- in your case -- a <block>'s /bgstim attribute. <block BART> / bgstim = (timer)... </block> The key combination to terminate an experiment is CTRL+Q. Pressing ESC is not supposed to end a script. P.S.: If you do not wish the timer to start with the instructions, but only with the 1st balloon: #1: Remove the two instructions trials at the start of <block BART>, i.e. change <block BART> / bgstim = (timer) ... / trials = [1-2=instructions; 3=init; 4=instructions] ... </block> to <block BART> / bgstim = (timer) ... / trials = [1=init; 2=instructions] ... </block> and #2: Put the instructions trials in a separate <block> instead. <block instructions> / trials = [1-2=instructions] </block> Finally, #3: Add the new instructions block to the <expt>: <expt BART> ... / blocks = [1=instructions; 2=BART; 2=summary] ... </expt> Hello, I just have one more question: How do I put edit this for the BART-Y ? Right now I have the timer code added, and what happens is when I hit 'run', it skips the instructions and goes straight to the task with the timer. So I have this: <expt BARTY> / blocks = [2=BARTY; 2=summary] / onexptbegin = [ if ( !parameters.showpumpcount ) text.pumpcount.textcolor= white; if ( !parameters.showballooncount ) text.countballoon.textcolor = white; ] / blocks = [ 1=BARTY; 2 = summary; ] / onexptend = [values.completed = 1] </expt> and this : <block BARTY> / onblockbegin = [ values.balloonwidth = 0.3 * display.width; values.balloonheight = 0.3 * display.height; ] / bgstim = (timer) / trials = [1=init; 2=instructions_text] / stop = [trial.init.trialcount > parameters.totalballoons] </block> <block summary> / trials = [1=instructions_text; 2 = showmeter] </block> ************* Timer ************* <clock timer> / format = "mm :ss" / mode = timer / erase = false / monitor = 1 / position = (50%, 10%) / resetrate = block / timeout = 600000 / txbgcolor = black / txcolor = red / vposition = 5 / hposition = 95 </clock> ************* As with the regular BART, you need to add an additional <block> that displays the instructions trials and then include that new <block> in the <expt>'s /blocks attribute.
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Hello,
I'm also using Inquisit 5. My problem related to the timer is that it will not run until after all the stimuli are presented. Specifically, I would like participants to work on a word puzzle for 3 minutes while they can see a timer counting down from 3-min. However, if some finish early, they can move on to the next phase by clicking on Continue after 30s. It all works fine in Inquisit 6, but when I set it up in Inquisit 5, the timer will not change after until 30s has passed. Basically, from 3:00 - 2:30, the clock will not change. Any suggestions?
<html wordsearch>
/ items = ("word search.html")
/ position = (35, 50)
/ size = (80%, 80%)
</html>
<clock timer>
/ mode = timer
/ resetrate = block
/ txcolor = black
/ txbgcolor = cadetblue
/ timeout = 180000
/ position = (90%, 90%)
/ format = "mm:ss"
/ size = (5%, 5%)
</clock>
<text Continue>
/ items = ("Continue")
/ size = (10%, 5%)
/ position = (50%, 95%)
/ txbgcolor = grey
/ vjustify = center
</text>
<trial wordsearch>
/ stimulustimes = [1=wordsearch,timer;30000=Continue]
/ timeout = 180000
/ inputdevice = mouse
/ validresponse = (Continue)
</trial>
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