EventIDE Tutorial

Get an overview of EventIDE as a powerful, visual platform for designing and running psychological and neuroscience experiments with minimal coding.

Design the logic and flow of your experiment using visual events, hierarchical layers, and flexible flow routes for precise control.

Explore how properties define the behaviour of events and elements, and how they can be modified at design or runtime.

Detect and process participant input using a variety of supported devices, including buttons, touch, voice, and specialised lab hardware.

Learn how to run your experiment in different modes, configure startup options, and review run results with error logs and reports.

Browse the complete library of EventIDE elements, with descriptions of their functionality, usage, and available configuration options.

Learn about the layout and functions of EventIDE’s workspace, including panels, editors, and ribbon tabs that structure your experiment design.

Add functional elements into events to present stimuli, collect responses, or interact with hardware—then configure them through intuitive property settings.

Use proxy variables to link code with object properties, enabling dynamic control and monitoring of experiment behaviour during runtime.

Record trial data, physiological signals, and eye-tracking logs using built-in tools or custom code with flexible export options.

Activate your EventIDE license online or offline, manage activations, transfer licenses, and enable update subscriptions.

Enable functional extensions in EventIDE by activating AddIns, which provide additional elements for hardware integration, signal processing, and stimulus control.

Load, organise, and preview images, audio, videos, and custom data in the Material Library for use in stimulus elements.

Implement powerful trial randomization using the Condition List element, including factorial designs, blocks, and manual or automatic trial selection.

Explore how to set up and design participant stimulus displays and researcher status screens, including monitor settings and widgets.

Learn how to update EventIDE on online or offline systems, manage version history, and install new releases within your subscription period.

Start a new experiment from scratch or template, and explore demo projects to familiarise yourself with EventIDE’s structure and capabilities.

Assign visual, audio, or 3D materials to appropriate elements and configure runtime switching, effects, and presentation behaviours for your stimuli.

Learn to use snippets for event-driven programming with C#, Python, or VB, supported by global variables and intuitive code editors.

Learn how to create and manage multiple experiment configurations, adjust element properties, and switch between hardware setups without modifying the base design.

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