Multiple images from stim lists

[mfaulkner]

Thank you for all your help I have attached the zip folder and it contains only the experiment (just a shortcut & the file).



Monica

[jarvis24]

Not sure what's going on without seeing the image or stim list files. Try the revision I've attached and see if that helps. Also, try taking any path info out of your stimlist files. e.g., Instead of something like:

C:\Documents and Settings\Monica\...\stim1
C:\Documents and Settings\Monica\...\stim2

Just use:

stim1
stim2

Also, make sure all your stimuli and stimlists are located in the Stim folder that is located in the same folder as your input file.

If that doesn't help you, try zipping and attaching your stim folder.

[mfaulkner]

I have revised the experiment slightly for ease. I am still having trouble with my stimlist files. I have 4 graphics saved in a stimlist, with my instructions and debrief. Everything is performing correctly except the graphics ( pic09, pic10, pic1, pic2). They are showing up as pics.txt. on the screen instead of the graphic that I created. I have included all files in the zip folder, any help you can provide would be appreciated.



Monica

[jarvis24]

I'm going through the stim folder, but I don not see any stimlist for the pic images. i.e., your file calls from a stimlist called "pics" but I don't see a pics.txt file in your stim folder. In your case, pics.txt should have content that looks something like this:

pic1.bmp
pic2.bmp

[revised by moderator Sep 20, 2007]

the above should read:

pic1
pic2

[mfaulkner]

Okay I just saved the bmp graphics to the stim folder and also created stimlists in the "stim" folder, is that correct? If so, I simply put it in like a notepad document? I feel like I'm getting closer, thanks so much

Monica

[jarvis24]

Try revising such that the stimlists don't use the .bmp extensions like this:

pic1
pic2

I've attached sample to show you. It may be a bug having to do with the explicit use of ".bmp". If you leave it off in the stimlist, DirectRT assumes it's an image file so that's probably the easiest solution for now. See if it helps.

[mfaulkner]

It Worked...thanks A Million!!!!!