HowToUse.md

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 * First of all get the StudyFramework as Plugin into you project, e.g., using the setup script of the [RWTH VR Project Template](https://devhub.vr.rwth-aachen.de/VR-Group/unreal-development/unrealprojecttemplate)
 * This framework requires a Setup map (e.g., simply the Main level) which is started and contains a study setup, but is not part of the study itself. Then add a SFStudySetup (``StudyFramePlugin C++ -> Public -> SFStudySetup``) actor to this level.
 * Add phases to this setup :x: 
-(phases can be used if some blocks of the study should always come in the same order, e.g., always start with a warm-up phase or always end with a nice end scene), at least one phase needs to be present
-* .. configure maps
+(phases can be used if some blocks of the study should always come in the same order, e.g., always start with a warm-up phase or always end with a nice end scene), at least one phase needs to be present!
 * .. configure factors
+* .. configure maps
+* .. configure non-combined factors
 * .. configure dependents
 * .. set game instance (Setting -> Project Setting -> Maps&Modes) Set to SFGameInstance
 * .. set game mode (Setting -> Project Setting -> Maps&Modes) Set to SFGameMode
 
-# Important aspects to consider
-
-* If random is used a multiple of the number of conditions should be used as number of participants (if the number of conditions is odd a multitude of double the number of conditions should be used for the number of participants to have a perfect counterbalancing!)
-
 :warning: So far only notes!
 
 * Setup with c++ or actor?
 * Interfacing with USFGameInstance (progressing, getting levels)
-* what to setup, only game instance? also game mode?
 * what factors and randomness exists?
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-# Feaures
-* Fading
-* Write out run data and last participant in json
-* Start a map and be able to directly debug it
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