[miriam]

Awesome, thank you! I had also tried using test.is() before but somehow it did not produce the intended results then. Now everything works 🙂

[miriam]

Hi Jeremy,

I now ran into a new problem when trying to access my accuracy variable during the experiment to provide feedback. Basically I just want to check whether the value lies between certain thresholds, but the statement below always seems to evaluate to false and print “Low accuracy”, even if I manually set accuracy to a higher value. Do you know how to fix this?

newTrial("feedback",
    newVar("Acc", 0.8).global()
    ,
    newText("low_acc", "Low accuracy")
    ,
    newText("high_acc", "High accuracy")
    ,
    (
      getVar("Acc") > 0.5 ? [
        getText("high_acc").print()
      ] : [
        getText("low_acc").print()
      ]
    )
    ,
    newButton("Exit")
        .center()
        .print()
        .wait()
)

[miriam]

Thanks a lot Jeremy, both solutions work perfectly for me!

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