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• Ok, I'll try. Thanks, Andrea

  in [solved] intentional binding paradigm / creating animations Comment by embodiment October 2011
• I've tested this codes. There is a problem that I don't be sure if derives from my machine or something else. I've to set the revolution time to 2560 ms. To do this, one have to set the correct value of "delay". In my case, 2560/360 = 7.1…

  in [solved] intentional binding paradigm / creating animations Comment by embodiment October 2011
• Perfect! I would like to thank you for your patience and clarity in explanation. Now I can start to programming the clock, after reading some Python documents. Cheers, Andrea

  in [solved] intentional binding paradigm / creating animations Comment by embodiment October 2011
• Excuse me Sebastian. I'm trying to understand how can I create the moving clock hand. You wrote that the canvas module can be useful, but I see it allow only the drawing of shapes, not also the movement. What are the Python commands to use for produ…

  in [solved] intentional binding paradigm / creating animations Comment by embodiment October 2011
• Ok Sebastian. You're been very clear and exhaustive. I've never used Open Sesame before, so I will ask for help if I were to have any problem. Thanks again. Andrea

  in [solved] intentional binding paradigm / creating animations Comment by embodiment October 2011
• Thank you very Sebastian. So I may try to design such experiment with open sesame. Another question, important for my experiment, is about the millisecond precision of open sesame. If I use a USB keyboard, what would be the milliseconds delay?

  in [solved] intentional binding paradigm / creating animations Comment by embodiment October 2011