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Hello, I am trying to set up a trial that shows an animated stimulus (red circle) followed by a static stimulus (blue square), however, the second static stimulus is appearing under the first animated one. How do I get the second static stimulus to show on top?
Also, I am using shapes to demonstrate my issue and another problem that I encountered was that the shapes appeared stretched e.g. a circle with size = (10%, 10%) appears to be an oval.
<shape circle>
/ shape = circle
/ color = red
/ size = (10%, 10%)
/ animation = points(1200, 1, 36.46%, 52.16%, 35.42%, 50.14%, 35.22%, 43.37%, 35.74%, 36.37%, 37.05%, 30.48%, 39.52%, 25.54%, 43.95%, 21.24%, 48.83%, 18.42%, 53.2%, 16.57%, 57.14%, 15.16%, 60.95%, 13.85%, 64%, 12.84%, 66.58%, 12.04%, 69.03%, 11.35%, 70.73%, 10.85%)
</shape>
<shape square>
/ shape = rectangle
/ color = blue
/ size = (20%, 20%)
/ position = (70%, 20%)
</shape>
<trial trial1>
/ pretrialpause = 500
/ stimulustimes = [0=circle; 2000 = square]
/ validresponse = (57)
</trial>
Thanks,
Katrina
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+xHello, I am trying to set up a trial that shows an animated stimulus (red circle) followed by a static stimulus (blue square), however, the second static stimulus is appearing under the first animated one. How do I get the second static stimulus to show on top? Also, I am using shapes to demonstrate my issue and another problem that I encountered was that the shapes appeared stretched e.g. a circle with size = (10%, 10%) appears to be an oval. <shape circle> / shape = circle / color = red / size = (10%, 10%) / animation = points(1200, 1, 36.46%, 52.16%, 35.42%, 50.14%, 35.22%, 43.37%, 35.74%, 36.37%, 37.05%, 30.48%, 39.52%, 25.54%, 43.95%, 21.24%, 48.83%, 18.42%, 53.2%, 16.57%, 57.14%, 15.16%, 60.95%, 13.85%, 64%, 12.84%, 66.58%, 12.04%, 69.03%, 11.35%, 70.73%, 10.85%) </shape> <shape square> / shape = rectangle / color = blue / size = (20%, 20%) / position = (70%, 20%) </shape> <trial trial1> / pretrialpause = 500 / stimulustimes = [0=circle; 2000 = square] / validresponse = (57) </trial> Thanks, Katrina > How do I get the second static stimulus to show on top? The trick is to pseudo-animate it. <shape square> / shape = rectangle / color = blue / size = (20%, 20%) / position = (70%, 20%) / animation = points(100, 1, 70%, 20%, 70%, 20%)</shape> > another problem that I encountered was that the shapes appeared stretched e.g. a circle with size = (10%, 10%) appears to be an oval. Unless your screen is as wide as it is high (few, if any, screens are), that's the expected result. 10% of the width is more than 10% of the height, i.e. the result is not a circle. Either just specify one dimension, i.e. <shape circle> / shape = circle / color = red / height = 10%/ animation = points(1200, 1, 36.46%, 52.16%, 35.42%, 50.14%, 35.22%, 43.37%, 35.74%, 36.37%, 37.05%, 30.48%, 39.52%, 25.54%, 43.95%, 21.24%, 48.83%, 18.42%, 53.2%, 16.57%, 57.14%, 15.16%, 60.95%, 13.85%, 64%, 12.84%, 66.58%, 12.04%, 69.03%, 11.35%, 70.73%, 10.85%) </shape> or <shape circle> / shape = circle / color = red / width = 10%/ animation = points(1200, 1, 36.46%, 52.16%, 35.42%, 50.14%, 35.22%, 43.37%, 35.74%, 36.37%, 37.05%, 30.48%, 39.52%, 25.54%, 43.95%, 21.24%, 48.83%, 18.42%, 53.2%, 16.57%, 57.14%, 15.16%, 60.95%, 13.85%, 64%, 12.84%, 66.58%, 12.04%, 69.03%, 11.35%, 70.73%, 10.85%) </shape> or define size like so <shape circle> / shape = circle / color = red / size = (10%, 0.1px*display.canvaswidth)/ animation = points(1200, 1, 36.46%, 52.16%, 35.42%, 50.14%, 35.22%, 43.37%, 35.74%, 36.37%, 37.05%, 30.48%, 39.52%, 25.54%, 43.95%, 21.24%, 48.83%, 18.42%, 53.2%, 16.57%, 57.14%, 15.16%, 60.95%, 13.85%, 64%, 12.84%, 66.58%, 12.04%, 69.03%, 11.35%, 70.73%, 10.85%) </shape> or <shape circle> / shape = circle / color = red / size = (0.1px*display.canvasheight, 10%)/ animation = points(1200, 1, 36.46%, 52.16%, 35.42%, 50.14%, 35.22%, 43.37%, 35.74%, 36.37%, 37.05%, 30.48%, 39.52%, 25.54%, 43.95%, 21.24%, 48.83%, 18.42%, 53.2%, 16.57%, 57.14%, 15.16%, 60.95%, 13.85%, 64%, 12.84%, 66.58%, 12.04%, 69.03%, 11.35%, 70.73%, 10.85%) </shape> depending on whether you want the circle's diameter be relative to the display area's width or the display area's height.
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+x+xHello, I am trying to set up a trial that shows an animated stimulus (red circle) followed by a static stimulus (blue square), however, the second static stimulus is appearing under the first animated one. How do I get the second static stimulus to show on top? Also, I am using shapes to demonstrate my issue and another problem that I encountered was that the shapes appeared stretched e.g. a circle with size = (10%, 10%) appears to be an oval. <shape circle> / shape = circle / color = red / size = (10%, 10%) / animation = points(1200, 1, 36.46%, 52.16%, 35.42%, 50.14%, 35.22%, 43.37%, 35.74%, 36.37%, 37.05%, 30.48%, 39.52%, 25.54%, 43.95%, 21.24%, 48.83%, 18.42%, 53.2%, 16.57%, 57.14%, 15.16%, 60.95%, 13.85%, 64%, 12.84%, 66.58%, 12.04%, 69.03%, 11.35%, 70.73%, 10.85%) </shape> <shape square> / shape = rectangle / color = blue / size = (20%, 20%) / position = (70%, 20%) </shape> <trial trial1> / pretrialpause = 500 / stimulustimes = [0=circle; 2000 = square] / validresponse = (57) </trial> Thanks, Katrina > How do I get the second static stimulus to show on top? The trick is to pseudo-animate it. <shape square> / shape = rectangle / color = blue / size = (20%, 20%) / position = (70%, 20%) / animation = points(100, 1, 70%, 20%, 70%, 20%)</shape> > another problem that I encountered was that the shapes appeared stretched e.g. a circle with size = (10%, 10%) appears to be an oval. Unless your screen is as wide as it is high (few, if any, screens are), that's the expected result. 10% of the width is more than 10% of the height, i.e. the result is not a circle. Either just specify one dimension, i.e. <shape circle> / shape = circle / color = red / height = 10%/ animation = points(1200, 1, 36.46%, 52.16%, 35.42%, 50.14%, 35.22%, 43.37%, 35.74%, 36.37%, 37.05%, 30.48%, 39.52%, 25.54%, 43.95%, 21.24%, 48.83%, 18.42%, 53.2%, 16.57%, 57.14%, 15.16%, 60.95%, 13.85%, 64%, 12.84%, 66.58%, 12.04%, 69.03%, 11.35%, 70.73%, 10.85%) </shape> or <shape circle> / shape = circle / color = red / width = 10%/ animation = points(1200, 1, 36.46%, 52.16%, 35.42%, 50.14%, 35.22%, 43.37%, 35.74%, 36.37%, 37.05%, 30.48%, 39.52%, 25.54%, 43.95%, 21.24%, 48.83%, 18.42%, 53.2%, 16.57%, 57.14%, 15.16%, 60.95%, 13.85%, 64%, 12.84%, 66.58%, 12.04%, 69.03%, 11.35%, 70.73%, 10.85%) </shape> or define size like so <shape circle> / shape = circle / color = red / size = (10%, 0.1px*display.canvaswidth)/ animation = points(1200, 1, 36.46%, 52.16%, 35.42%, 50.14%, 35.22%, 43.37%, 35.74%, 36.37%, 37.05%, 30.48%, 39.52%, 25.54%, 43.95%, 21.24%, 48.83%, 18.42%, 53.2%, 16.57%, 57.14%, 15.16%, 60.95%, 13.85%, 64%, 12.84%, 66.58%, 12.04%, 69.03%, 11.35%, 70.73%, 10.85%) </shape> or <shape circle> / shape = circle / color = red / size = (0.1px*display.canvasheight, 10%)/ animation = points(1200, 1, 36.46%, 52.16%, 35.42%, 50.14%, 35.22%, 43.37%, 35.74%, 36.37%, 37.05%, 30.48%, 39.52%, 25.54%, 43.95%, 21.24%, 48.83%, 18.42%, 53.2%, 16.57%, 57.14%, 15.16%, 60.95%, 13.85%, 64%, 12.84%, 66.58%, 12.04%, 69.03%, 11.35%, 70.73%, 10.85%) </shape> depending on whether you want the circle's diameter be relative to the display area's width or the display area's height. This all worked perfectly, thanks for your help!
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