Block random design question

[Johnny]

Tobias,

Thanks to you and the one who wrote to me the other day.  I made it.
Sometimes designing e-prime is just not as easy as the design itself.
It requires programming logic.  Anyway, if anyone who is as new as I
am and have problem folloing the programming logic could write to me.
I'll email a sample e-prime file, which I believe will help a lot: )

Thanks again to you all.

Johnny

On Apr 13, 12:59 am, Tobias <tobias... at gmail.com> wrote:
> You should try "nested list". Use one overall list and specify the two
> different lists you were writing about in the columns "nested".
> Should be quite simple I think.
>
> On 10 Apr., 16:46, Johnny <wfjoh... at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > I have problem designing block random.  My design includes two blocks
> > with 20 stimuli items to be presented in each block.  My questions
> > is:  How I can make e-prime (randomly) draw 10 items from block 1 and
> > then move on to block 2 to draw another 10 items.  When the first
> > cycle is complete, e-prime should go back to block 1 and then 2 to
> > draw the rest of the items (10 respectively) not drawn in the first
> > cycle.  I am desperate to know how to do this.  I have tried <Reset
> > Sampling> by setting the list exit after 10 samples and 2 cycles, but
> > failed to get the random condition I wish.
>
> > Could anyone help me with this?  I am pretty new so please try
> > explaining it in detail or write to me at <wfjoh... at gmail.com> if you
> > don't get what I meant.

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