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    ...@@ -5,8 +5,8 @@ The classes are in principle divided in those used for setting up and those used ...@@ -5,8 +5,8 @@ The classes are in principle divided in those used for setting up and those used
    ## Setup Phase Classes ## Setup Phase Classes
    * ``ASFStudySetup``: An actor holding the entire setup, that is synced with a json file (at saving the map the json file is written and loaded at startup, so you could change the json while the Unreal Editor is not running and your changes are preserved). A study has different phases: * ``ASFStudySetup``: An actor holding the entire setup, that is synced with a json file (at saving the map the json file is written and loaded at startup, so you could change the json while the Unreal Editor is not running and your changes are preserved). A study has different phases:
    * ``USFStudyPhase``: A phase has a name and different factors and dependent variables, it can also be used to have a warm-up scene or a nice end/farewill/thank-you scene * ``USFStudyPhase``: A phase has a name and different factors and dependent variables, it can also be used to have a warm-up scene or a nice end/farewell/thank-you scene
    * ``USFStudyFactor``: Represents a factor you want to examine in the study with different levels. It can exists multiple factors. * ``USFStudyFactor``: Represents a factor you want to examine in the study with different levels. Multiple factors can exist.
    * ``USFMapFactor``: This is a child class representing the level/map that should be shown. At least one ``USFMapFactor``with one level needs to be specified per phase! * ``USFMapFactor``: This is a child class representing the level/map that should be shown. At least one ``USFMapFactor``with one level needs to be specified per phase!
    * ``USFDependentVariable``: This represents dependent variables you want to measure per condition (combination of levels of your factors). All values are gathered as strings. No dependent variable is required. Time of each condition is logged anyways always. * ``USFDependentVariable``: This represents dependent variables you want to measure per condition (combination of levels of your factors). All values are gathered as strings. No dependent variable is required. Time of each condition is logged anyways always.
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