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AKrishna	AKrishna posted 3 Years Ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 118, Visits: 396	Hi all, according to the Inquisit 6 help and in line with an old forum post for Inquisit 4, it looks as though Inquisit can only record whether the mousewheel is moved as a response to a trial, but not whether that movement was upwards or down. Just wanted to confirm: is this still the case? If so, is there any way to read a mousewheel movement's direction via code or something in order to set up an / isvalidresponse property? For example, I can treat the mouse cursor position as a "response" (albeit without writing to the trial's response property) using code like: / isvalidresponse = [abs(mouse.y - display.screenheight/2) > 100] Is there anything analogous I could do to read a mousewheel input's direction? Many thanks!
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Dave	Dave posted 3 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 105K	+x AKrishna - 6/9/2022 Hi all, according to the Inquisit 6 help and in line with an old forum post for Inquisit 4, it looks as though Inquisit can only record whether the mousewheel is moved as a response to a trial, but not whether that movement was upwards or down. Just wanted to confirm: is this still the case? If so, is there any way to read a mousewheel movement's direction via code or something in order to set up an / isvalidresponse property? For example, I can treat the mouse cursor position as a "response" (albeit without writing to the trial's response property) using code like: / isvalidresponse = [abs(mouse.y - display.screenheight/2) > 100] Is there anything analogous I could do to read a mousewheel input's direction? Many thanks! > Inquisit can only record whether the mousewheel is moved as a response to a trial, but not whether that movement was upwards or down. Just wanted to confirm: is this still the case? Yes, that is still the case. > If so, is there any way to read a mousewheel movement's direction via code or something in order to set up an / isvalidresponse property? No, there currently is nothing that would reflect the wheel's movement direction.
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