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nakayama	nakayama posted 6 Years Ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 72, Visits: 408	Hi Inquisit Community, I wonder whether the valid response can be specified when presenting two overlapped stimuli. I wish the valid response is specified as only the blue part but including not the overlapping part. for example I was looking for something like / stimulustimes = [0=Layer1,Layer2] / validresponse = (Layer1 & -Layer2) Is there a way to do this? Thank you in advance.
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Dave	Dave posted 6 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 12K, Visits: 98K	+x nakayama - Wednesday, November 7, 2018 Hi Inquisit Community, I wonder whether the valid response can be specified when presenting two overlapped stimuli. I wish the valid response is specified as only the blue part but including not the overlapping part. for example I was looking for something like / stimulustimes = [0=Layer1,Layer2] / validresponse = (Layer1 & -Layer2) Is there a way to do this? Thank you in advance. Yes, this can be done via /isvalidresponse: <shape layer1> / shape = rectangle / color = blue / size = (60%, 40%) </shape> <shape layer2> / shape = rectangle / color = red / size = (50%, 30%) </shape> // order in /validresponse matters, we'll check layer2 first // we invalidate any click within layer2 per /isvalidresponse // result: only clicks within layer1, excluding the area covered by layer2, are accepted as response. <trial mytrial> / inputdevice = mouse / stimulusframes = [1=layer1, layer2] / validresponse = (layer2, layer1) / isvalidresponse = [ if (trial.mytrial.response == "layer2") false else true; ] </trial> <block myblock> / trials = [1-4 = mytrial] </block>
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nakayama	nakayama posted 6 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 72, Visits: 408	+x Dave - Thursday, November 8, 2018 +x nakayama - Wednesday, November 7, 2018 Hi Inquisit Community, I wonder whether the valid response can be specified when presenting two overlapped stimuli. I wish the valid response is specified as only the blue part but including not the overlapping part. for example I was looking for something like / stimulustimes = [0=Layer1,Layer2] / validresponse = (Layer1 & -Layer2) Is there a way to do this? Thank you in advance. Yes, this can be done via /isvalidresponse: <shape layer1> / shape = rectangle / color = blue / size = (60%, 40%) </shape> <shape layer2> / shape = rectangle / color = red / size = (50%, 30%) </shape> // order in /validresponse matters, we'll check layer2 first // we invalidate any click within layer2 per /isvalidresponse // result: only clicks within layer1, excluding the area covered by layer2, are accepted as response. <trial mytrial> / inputdevice = mouse / stimulusframes = [1=layer1, layer2] / validresponse = (layer2, layer1) / isvalidresponse = [ if (trial.mytrial.response == "layer2") false else true; ] </trial> <block myblock> / trials = [1-4 = mytrial] </block> thank you Dave! it works very well:)
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nakayama	nakayama posted 6 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 72, Visits: 408	+x Dave - Thursday, November 8, 2018 +x nakayama - Wednesday, November 7, 2018 Hi Inquisit Community, I wonder whether the valid response can be specified when presenting two overlapped stimuli. I wish the valid response is specified as only the blue part but including not the overlapping part. for example I was looking for something like / stimulustimes = [0=Layer1,Layer2] / validresponse = (Layer1 & -Layer2) Is there a way to do this? Thank you in advance. Yes, this can be done via /isvalidresponse: <shape layer1> / shape = rectangle / color = blue / size = (60%, 40%) </shape> <shape layer2> / shape = rectangle / color = red / size = (50%, 30%) </shape> // order in /validresponse matters, we'll check layer2 first // we invalidate any click within layer2 per /isvalidresponse // result: only clicks within layer1, excluding the area covered by layer2, are accepted as response. <trial mytrial> / inputdevice = mouse / stimulusframes = [1=layer1, layer2] / validresponse = (layer2, layer1) / isvalidresponse = [ if (trial.mytrial.response == "layer2") false else true; ] </trial> <block myblock> / trials = [1-4 = mytrial] </block> Hi Dave, may I add another question down here? I want to know whether the Inquisit5 allows to create some rotating shapes (fro example rotate right 30deg) like this. Is there one syntax to do this? Thank you;)
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Dave	Dave posted 6 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 12K, Visits: 98K	+x nakayama - Tuesday, November 13, 2018 +x Dave - Thursday, November 8, 2018 +x nakayama - Wednesday, November 7, 2018 Hi Inquisit Community, I wonder whether the valid response can be specified when presenting two overlapped stimuli. I wish the valid response is specified as only the blue part but including not the overlapping part. for example I was looking for something like / stimulustimes = [0=Layer1,Layer2] / validresponse = (Layer1 & -Layer2) Is there a way to do this? Thank you in advance. Yes, this can be done via /isvalidresponse: <shape layer1> / shape = rectangle / color = blue / size = (60%, 40%) </shape> <shape layer2> / shape = rectangle / color = red / size = (50%, 30%) </shape> // order in /validresponse matters, we'll check layer2 first // we invalidate any click within layer2 per /isvalidresponse // result: only clicks within layer1, excluding the area covered by layer2, are accepted as response. <trial mytrial> / inputdevice = mouse / stimulusframes = [1=layer1, layer2] / validresponse = (layer2, layer1) / isvalidresponse = [ if (trial.mytrial.response == "layer2") false else true; ] </trial> <block myblock> / trials = [1-4 = mytrial] </block> Hi Dave, may I add another question down here? I want to know whether the Inquisit5 allows to create some rotating shapes (fro example rotate right 30deg) like this. Is there one syntax to do this? Thank you;) No, I'm afraid rotating stimuli is currently not among its capabilities.
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