KarsLigtenberg
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Managed to find a workaround in which I extract the width of the sentence stimulus in pixels, so that I can set that as the negative x coordinate of the fixdot. This allows the fixdot to appear slightly to the left of the upcoming sentence stimulus.…
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I have found a workaround using a code snippet to retrieve the pixel width of the upcoming stimulus, and then using the negative width as the x coordinate for the fixdot object. This makes the fixdot appear somewhat to the left of the upcoming sente…
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Found a temporary fix by calculating the width in pixels of each stimulus, and consequently using an in-line script to create a canvas with a fixdot element where I input the x coordinates as the negative width in pixels of the upcoming stimulus. Fo…
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Hi @eduard , Thank you for the response! I had previously tried adapting the logger script, but for some reason that kept resetting every time I swapped away from the logger item again. However, manually typing it into the 'Exclude' box on the contr…
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Hi @sebastiaan , Thank you very much! I had only glossed that section of the looping manual and hadn't thought to just convert the pandas DataFrame to a DataMatrix, your suggestion did the trick wonderfully.