Hi Morgane,
Thanks for your response. Indeed i have two conditions one an audio file followed by a blank screen (no response collected) and one an audio file followed by a picture (response collected; picture should stay on until response).
Unfortunately i don't think separating the stimuli would work, because in the end i would like the conditions to be randomly presented one after the other (i.e. i don't want a block of onecondition followed by a block of the other condition). Additionally, one condition is with many more stimuli than the other condition and i imagine the platform might find this confusing.
So far i'm able to figure out that if i don't have a trial duration my trial doesn't advance, but if i have a trial duration, the trial advances regardless of the durations of the stimuli on the trial and of whether a response was indeed collected (and the response is set to be required). I've also tried linking the duration of stimuli and responses to each other with the group attribute, but that doesn't help as the above issue persists: either i have the same duration for all trials (and responses are not compulsory) or the experiment stalls when the stimulus duration is finished, but there's nothing to tell the trial to continue. Code below:
I thought this should be easy to set up as all i want to do is present some audio files one after the other, and have some of them followed by an image that is to be responded to. I hope we can find a way to make it work!
Best,
bissera
Thanks for your response. Indeed i have two conditions one an audio file followed by a blank screen (no response collected) and one an audio file followed by a picture (response collected; picture should stay on until response).
Unfortunately i don't think separating the stimuli would work, because in the end i would like the conditions to be randomly presented one after the other (i.e. i don't want a block of onecondition followed by a block of the other condition). Additionally, one condition is with many more stimuli than the other condition and i imagine the platform might find this confusing.
So far i'm able to figure out that if i don't have a trial duration my trial doesn't advance, but if i have a trial duration, the trial advances regardless of the durations of the stimuli on the trial and of whether a response was indeed collected (and the response is set to be required). I've also tried linking the duration of stimuli and responses to each other with the group attribute, but that doesn't help as the above issue persists: either i have the same duration for all trials (and responses are not compulsory) or the experiment stalls when the stimulus duration is finished, but there's nothing to tell the trial to continue. Code below:
Code:
"audios1": {
"type": "basic",
"stimuli": [["fix","MV3_adj"], ["fix","V3_adv"], ["fix","MG3_adv"], ["fix","J1_adj_f"], ["fix","G3_adv"]],
"submission_point": false,
"auto_advance": true
},
"responses1": {
"type": "basic",
"stimuli": ["blank1", "bague", "blank1", "bague", "blank1"],
"responses": ["X","key","X","key","X"],
"auto_advance": true,
//"duration": 1,
"submission_point": true
},I thought this should be easy to set up as all i want to do is present some audio files one after the other, and have some of them followed by an image that is to be responded to. I hope we can find a way to make it work!
Best,
bissera