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<body>Hello Elizabeth,<BR>
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The following link contains to a simple E-Prime example to move one image relative to another. In this example both images are placed on a slide object and the smaller (hbar) image will move from the bottom to the top in 11 steps. I also made the hbar image transparent by defining the SourceColorKey (white.) To make things a bit easier a also set the stretch property of both images to true. (This is not required though.)<BR><BR><A href="http://www.psy.vu.nl/download/paul/levelbar.zip">http://www.psy.vu.nl/download/paul/levelbar.zip</A><BR>
<BR>hope this helps.<BR>
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best,<BR>
Paul Groot<BR>
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VU University<BR>
Amsterdam<BR><BR>
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> Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2007 11:22:44 -0400<BR>> From: smithel@psych.upenn.edu<BR>> To: eprime@mail.talkbank.org<BR>> Subject: scorebar<BR>> <BR>> I have a probabilistic learning task where I need a scorebar on the side <BR>> of the screen to go up when the subject gets a correct answer and down <BR>> when it is incorrect. I found a sample of a scorebar program online, <BR>> but its not really what I'm looking for. Basically I have two images. <BR>> A vertical line and a smaller horizontal line. I'm wondering if there <BR>> is a way to get the small horizontal line image to move up for correct <BR>> answers and down for incorrect answers and to stay in that position <BR>> until the next trial. So the movement is cumulative. <BR>> <BR>> Any thoughts/ideas would be greatly appreciated. I'm not great at <BR>> programming and I'm a bit stuck on this problem.<BR>> <BR>> Thanks!<BR>> <BR>> -- <BR>> Elizabeth Smith<BR>> Farah Lab<BR>> Center for Cognitive Neuroscience<BR>> University of Pennsylvania<BR>> 215.573.8534 (office)<BR>> 215.275.5474 (cell)<BR>> <BR>> <BR><BR><br /><hr />Windows Live Messenger het beste van de toekomst Download NU! <a href='http://imagine-msn.com/messenger/launch80/default.aspx?locale=nl-nl&source=joinmsncom/messenger' target='_new'>Windows Live Messenger!</a></body>
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