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yshin	yshin posted 5 Years Ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 2, Visits: 55	Hello, I was wondering if vector images (e.g., eps, pdf) can be presented as stimuli. I tried using "picture", but that did not work. Is there any recommended way of dealing with this? Thank you!
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Dave	Dave posted 5 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 104K	+x yshin - 9/17/2019 Hello, I was wondering if vector images (e.g., eps, pdf) can be presented as stimuli. I tried using "picture", but that did not work. Is there any recommended way of dealing with this? Thank you! Generally no, vector formats are not supported by the <picture> element. What you can possibly do is use the <html> element to present e.g. SVG images embedded on HTML pages.
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Dave	Dave posted 5 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 104K	+x Dave - 9/17/2019 +x yshin - 9/17/2019 Hello, I was wondering if vector images (e.g., eps, pdf) can be presented as stimuli. I tried using "picture", but that did not work. Is there any recommended way of dealing with this? Thank you! Generally no, vector formats are not supported by the <picture> element. What you can possibly do is use the <html> element to present e.g. SVG images embedded on HTML pages. Just tried this with a simple example, and the IE engine at least (which is what Inquisit relies on under Windows to render HTML) doesn't seem to handle this well. So I suppose it's not really an option either, sorry.
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Dave	Dave posted 5 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 104K	+x Dave - 9/17/2019 +x Dave - 9/17/2019 +x yshin - 9/17/2019 Hello, I was wondering if vector images (e.g., eps, pdf) can be presented as stimuli. I tried using "picture", but that did not work. Is there any recommended way of dealing with this? Thank you! Generally no, vector formats are not supported by the <picture> element. What you can possibly do is use the <html> element to present e.g. SVG images embedded on HTML pages. Just tried this with a simple example, and the IE engine at least (which is what Inquisit relies on under Windows to render HTML) doesn't seem to handle this well. So I suppose it's not really an option either, sorry. What actually might work, though, is this: <html svg> / items = svgitems </html> <item svgitems> / 1 = "01.svg" / 2 = "02.svg" </item> <trial mytrial> / stimulusframes = [1=svg] / validresponse = (57) </trial> <block myblock> / trials = [1-2 = mytrial] </block> Attachments svg_example.zip (241 views, 32.00 KB)
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yshin	yshin posted 5 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 2, Visits: 55	+x Dave - 9/17/2019 +x Dave - 9/17/2019 +x Dave - 9/17/2019 +x yshin - 9/17/2019 Hello, I was wondering if vector images (e.g., eps, pdf) can be presented as stimuli. I tried using "picture", but that did not work. Is there any recommended way of dealing with this? Thank you! Generally no, vector formats are not supported by the <picture> element. What you can possibly do is use the <html> element to present e.g. SVG images embedded on HTML pages. Just tried this with a simple example, and the IE engine at least (which is what Inquisit relies on under Windows to render HTML) doesn't seem to handle this well. So I suppose it's not really an option either, sorry. What actually might work, though, is this: <html svg> / items = svgitems </html> <item svgitems> / 1 = "01.svg" / 2 = "02.svg" </item> <trial mytrial> / stimulusframes = [1=svg] / validresponse = (57) </trial> <block myblock> / trials = [1-2 = mytrial] </block> This worked. Thank you!
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