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Marguerite	Marguerite posted 7 Years Ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 11, Visits: 21	Hello I'm trying to come up with an interactive "game" where participants are able to vote off other "players". The other players are all pre-recorded, so what I would like is for the video that displays which player gets voted off matches who the participant voted for in a previous round. So in the attached inquisit script, the vote in block8 would determine which video plays in block9. Is there a way to create if-then statements for the trials or blocks? Kind Regards Attachments golden balls 2017.iqx (458 views, 4.00 KB)
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Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 104K	+x Marguerite - Friday, November 17, 2017 Hello I'm trying to come up with an interactive "game" where participants are able to vote off other "players". The other players are all pre-recorded, so what I would like is for the video that displays which player gets voted off matches who the participant voted for in a previous round. So in the attached inquisit script, the vote in block8 would determine which video plays in block9. Is there a way to create if-then statements for the trials or blocks? Kind Regards Sure. You need videos that correspond to all possible vote results. Define those as <video round1votes> items. <video round1votes> / items = ("player1out.mp4", "player2out.mp4", "player3out.mp4", ...) / select = values.outvoted / playthrough = true / position = (50, 50) </video> Set up a global variable <values> / outvoted = 1 </values> and use that variable for the video selection. Finally, set that variable to the proper value depending on the response in the <surveypage>: <surveypage vote1> ... / ontrialend = [ if (checkboxes.pvote1.checked.1 == true) values.outvoted = 1] / ontrialend = [ if (checkboxes.pvote1.checked.2 == true) values.outvoted = 2 ] ... </surveypage>
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Marguerite	Marguerite posted 7 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 11, Visits: 21	+x Dave - Friday, November 17, 2017 +x Marguerite - Friday, November 17, 2017 Hello I'm trying to come up with an interactive "game" where participants are able to vote off other "players". The other players are all pre-recorded, so what I would like is for the video that displays which player gets voted off matches who the participant voted for in a previous round. So in the attached inquisit script, the vote in block8 would determine which video plays in block9. Is there a way to create if-then statements for the trials or blocks? Kind Regards Sure. You need videos that correspond to all possible vote results. Define those as <video round1votes> items. <video round1votes> / items = ("player1out.mp4", "player2out.mp4", "player3out.mp4", ...) / select = values.outvoted / playthrough = true / position = (50, 50) </video> Set up a global variable <values> / outvoted = 1 </values> and use that variable for the video selection. Finally, set that variable to the proper value depending on the response in the <surveypage>: <surveypage vote1> ... / ontrialend = [ if (checkboxes.pvote1.checked.1 == true) values.outvoted = 1] / ontrialend = [ if (checkboxes.pvote1.checked.2 == true) values.outvoted = 2 ] ... </surveypage> This is great, thank you. I was wondering how we could program a cumulative effect for this. So if we have 3 rounds, we would want the options revealed in each subsequent round to reflect each of the earlier decisions. Could this be done with something like <surveypage vote3> ... / ontrialend = [ if (checkboxes.pvote1.checked.1 == true) & (checkboxes.pvote2.checked.1 == true) values.outvoted3 = 1] / ontrialend = [if (checkboxes.pvote1.checked.1 == true) & (checkboxes.pvote2.checked.2 == true) values.outvoted3 = 2] ... </surveypage>
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Dave	Dave posted 7 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 104K	+x Marguerite - Thursday, November 23, 2017 +x Dave - Friday, November 17, 2017 +x Marguerite - Friday, November 17, 2017 Hello I'm trying to come up with an interactive "game" where participants are able to vote off other "players". The other players are all pre-recorded, so what I would like is for the video that displays which player gets voted off matches who the participant voted for in a previous round. So in the attached inquisit script, the vote in block8 would determine which video plays in block9. Is there a way to create if-then statements for the trials or blocks? Kind Regards Sure. You need videos that correspond to all possible vote results. Define those as <video round1votes> items. <video round1votes> / items = ("player1out.mp4", "player2out.mp4", "player3out.mp4", ...) / select = values.outvoted / playthrough = true / position = (50, 50) </video> Set up a global variable <values> / outvoted = 1 </values> and use that variable for the video selection. Finally, set that variable to the proper value depending on the response in the <surveypage>: <surveypage vote1> ... / ontrialend = [ if (checkboxes.pvote1.checked.1 == true) values.outvoted = 1] / ontrialend = [ if (checkboxes.pvote1.checked.2 == true) values.outvoted = 2 ] ... </surveypage> This is great, thank you. I was wondering how we could program a cumulative effect for this. So if we have 3 rounds, we would want the options revealed in each subsequent round to reflect each of the earlier decisions. Could this be done with something like <surveypage vote3> ... / ontrialend = [ if (checkboxes.pvote1.checked.1 == true) & (checkboxes.pvote2.checked.1 == true) values.outvoted3 = 1] / ontrialend = [if (checkboxes.pvote1.checked.1 == true) & (checkboxes.pvote2.checked.2 == true) values.outvoted3 = 2] ... </surveypage> Yes, you can absolutely do this, although I'm not sure why you would need separate variables for each round. You should be able to simply use the same ones (values.outvoted) for each round.
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Marguerite	Marguerite posted 7 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 11, Visits: 21	+x Dave - Thursday, November 23, 2017 +x Marguerite - Thursday, November 23, 2017 +x Dave - Friday, November 17, 2017 +x Marguerite - Friday, November 17, 2017 Hello I'm trying to come up with an interactive "game" where participants are able to vote off other "players". The other players are all pre-recorded, so what I would like is for the video that displays which player gets voted off matches who the participant voted for in a previous round. So in the attached inquisit script, the vote in block8 would determine which video plays in block9. Is there a way to create if-then statements for the trials or blocks? Kind Regards Sure. You need videos that correspond to all possible vote results. Define those as <video round1votes> items. <video round1votes> / items = ("player1out.mp4", "player2out.mp4", "player3out.mp4", ...) / select = values.outvoted / playthrough = true / position = (50, 50) </video> Set up a global variable <values> / outvoted = 1 </values> and use that variable for the video selection. Finally, set that variable to the proper value depending on the response in the <surveypage>: <surveypage vote1> ... / ontrialend = [ if (checkboxes.pvote1.checked.1 == true) values.outvoted = 1] / ontrialend = [ if (checkboxes.pvote1.checked.2 == true) values.outvoted = 2 ] ... </surveypage> This is great, thank you. I was wondering how we could program a cumulative effect for this. So if we have 3 rounds, we would want the options revealed in each subsequent round to reflect each of the earlier decisions. Could this be done with something like <surveypage vote3> ... / ontrialend = [ if (checkboxes.pvote1.checked.1 == true) & (checkboxes.pvote2.checked.1 == true) values.outvoted3 = 1] / ontrialend = [if (checkboxes.pvote1.checked.1 == true) & (checkboxes.pvote2.checked.2 == true) values.outvoted3 = 2] ... </surveypage> Yes, you can absolutely do this, although I'm not sure why you would need separate variables for each round. You should be able to simply use the same ones (values.outvoted) for each round. Thanks, very helpful.
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