Recently I discussed with FindingFive the possibility of using a 2x2 grid for responses in an incidental learning paradigm. This would enable mouse tracking across four quadrants of the screen, which would also permit a confusion matrix analysis. FindingFive added this possibility via "layout": [2,2]. In that discussion there was a mention of a demo containing this feature. Can you share that demo with us? Thank you.

FindingFive doesn’t allow people to retry a study, but in some cases, participants need to be able to re-take a study even if they had a hiccup or quit half way the first time (e.g., if participating for course credit). How can researchers set up another session so that these participants can retake the study? 

When I'm coding up my study, what should I do when I get an error message? How do I know what needs fixing?

How do I get audio and other stimuli (e.g., video, image, or text) to appear at the same time?

How do I get two or more stimuli to appear on the same trial?

I have some trials that I want to have 'choice' responses. I would like to avoid the automatic 'please choose the response you think is most likely' above the choice buttons. Is there a way to remove this?

Dear researchers,
Hi! My name is Hyeonah, a second-year PhD at the University of Arizona.
I'm interested in conducting a self-paced reading study in Findingfive with a comparatively long story (about 2200words).
For those researchers who have already conducted a self-paced reading study in Findingfive, I'd appreciate it if you could give me any comments or suggestions (e.g., any technical issues that you have noticed in conducting a self-paced reading in Findingfive, to what extent the text should be divided). 
Thanks!