# Flexible Tracker New version

**URL:** <http://discourse.iapct.org/t/flexible-tracker-new-version/4451>\
**Category:** CSG2014\
**Created:** [June 9, 2014, 5:25pm UTC](http://discourse.iapct.org/t/flexible-tracker-new-version/4451 "2014-06-09T17:25:09Z")\
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**Post date:** [June 9, 2014, 5:25pm UTC](http://discourse.iapct.org/t/flexible-tracker-new-version/4451/1 "2014-06-09T17:25:09Z")

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[Martin Taylor 2014.06.09.13.16]

Attached is a new version of the Flexible Tracker, which doubtless has  
many bugs, but it does more than previous versions did. If you want to  
do repeated trials with the same disturbance, compare pursuit with  
compensatory tracking, check the effect of different target-cursor  
separation, or the effect of being unable to see the target for some  
period, and the like, you might find this useful.

You should install Processing 2.0.3 from [Processing.org](http://Processing.org). It ought to  
work with later versions, but I have used it only with 2.0.3. This  
distribution is source-code only, and runs within the Processing  
program. Installation and operating instructions are in a Read-Me file.

If Processing 2.0.3 is installed, just open the zip file somewhere to  
get a folder FlexibleTracker\_b2h, in which is the ReadMe and several  
other files. Read the ReadMe, open FlexibleTracker\_b2h.pde and run a  
experiment.

Martin

[FlexibleTracker\_b2h.zip](http://discourse.iapct.org/uploads/short-url/mJvGV0FCaYjKeBo5mSXwd3JqERy.zip) (387 KB)