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| I'm trying to design an experiment using four clocks that all begin at different times and individually complete about one revolution per second. To do this I have twelve slides with four images per slide; each image is a clock, and each slide is the clock hand progressing to the next hour. When I run them sequentially the clock hand appears to be moving fairly smoothly. This gives me 48 attributes in my trial list, and when I tried to generate the script I received an error message telling me that there was too much information in trial level 0. If I remove two of the clocks (24 of the attributes) it runs without any problems. Would it let me run all four clocks if I preload the images instead of putting the .bmp into the trial list? Are there any other better ways to go about doing this? Any help would be much appreciated!
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| What is the exact text and number of the error message? There should not be a limit to the number of attributes in a List (at least not that low). If you are willing to attach a .es file or do so via web support we may be able to help. -Brandon
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| The error message is: A fatal error occurred while generating the DataSections code for the E-Object named 'TrialList' Error Message: Data in Level 0 is too long for Embedded LoadMethod While I have an idea of what this means, I'm not positive and am not sure of what to do to fix it. Thanks for looking at it.
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| This is a limitation to E-Prime 1.x that the total width of the characters in a row of a list cannot exceed 2048 characters. Take a look at the attached. Instead of the full path in each of the cells I placed [ClockStimuliFolder] attribute that if you set in the block list or via c.SetAttrib to a specific path, assigns the full path. As of this edit, it is blank and assumes all of the images are in the same folder as the experiment *.es file for easy transportation. -Brandon
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| I specified the path name in the Block List, and it's working perfectly. Thanks so much for your help!
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