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nakayama	nakayama posted 5 Years Ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 72, Visits: 408	Hi, Dave I have the script kindly made by you before. I wish to design a task that allows to record the mouse initial movement latency, that is, to record the time from no-move to movement initiation. 1) Just to confirm whether using mousemove could achieve this purpose. Because I found sometimes that mouse initial latency recorded by <%values.mm_rt%> was too sensitive in that when I abruptly initiated moving my mouse, values.mm_rt retuned with a larger latency value, like 1s (supposed to be much smaller like 50ms). is there way to change recording sensitivity or device sensitivity through Inquisit? 2) Is there a way to record the total mouse movement (configured by time and location) in a frame by frame fashion? so like; frame1: 12:01:02, 300px, 200px; frame2: 12:01:02, 302px,202px.... I noticed there was a / draw = pencil to draw the mouse path, maybe is there a way to decode that path and find information about time and location? I appreciated your work and your attention;) Attachments mousemove.iqx (211 views, 2.00 KB)
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Dave	Dave posted 5 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 12K, Visits: 98K	+x nakayama - 11/8/2019 Hi, Dave I have the script kindly made by you before. I wish to design a task that allows to record the mouse initial movement latency, that is, to record the time from no-move to movement initiation. 1) Just to confirm whether using mousemove could achieve this purpose. Because I found sometimes that mouse initial latency recorded by <%values.mm_rt%> was too sensitive in that when I abruptly initiated moving my mouse, values.mm_rt retuned with a larger latency value, like 1s (supposed to be much smaller like 50ms). is there way to change recording sensitivity or device sensitivity through Inquisit? 2) Is there a way to record the total mouse movement (configured by time and location) in a frame by frame fashion? so like; frame1: 12:01:02, 300px, 200px; frame2: 12:01:02, 302px,202px.... I noticed there was a / draw = pencil to draw the mouse path, maybe is there a way to decode that path and find information about time and location? I appreciated your work and your attention;) 1) Yes. 2) No. As for "I found sometimes that mouse initial latency recorded by <%values.mm_rt%> was too sensitive in that when I abruptly initiated moving my mouse, values.mm_rt retuned with a larger latency value, like 1s (supposed to be much smaller like 50ms)." please show some data actually illustrating this; I'm not able to make this happen, regardless of how abruptly I move the mouse.
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