fielddaylab / waves

WAVES

Logging Events

Each log is sent with a number of fields required by simplelog. Simple log allows for a custom field called event_data_complex along with its category enumerator: event_custom: category enumerator event_data_complex: JSON.stringify(log_data) Each log_data is a JSON object for that specific category as defined below. Note: Note: event_custom will always map to a string of the event name. For example, if an event called FOO had a field of "event_custom", its value would be a string "FOO". Not all events have this field.

Change Log

Versions:

1. Original Version
2. Logging Menu Button clicks, skip clicks, and menu dismiss (close menu). (7/25/2019)
3. Bug fixes. Three main changes: (1) Default global_lvl_complete to false so that new games don't cause a level fail. (2) Does not log level 0 success/fail, because that is just the default cur_level value (and its a playground) (3) Does not log playground success/fail (lvls 0,10,18) (9/17/2019)
4. Simple log now sends player_id (if present) from the URL to log.php (9/24/2019)

Game Information:

• There are 3 types of levels: Playground, Challenge, Random.
• The games starts with wave playground (level 0).
• Playground does not have a correct answer (its for exploration only)
• Challenges and playgrounds need to be played to unlock subsequent levels.
• After completing each challenge, a random level will be unlocked, that can be played an unlimited amount of times, constantly giving a random scenario within the scope of the previous challenge.
• There are 4 questions: 2 after challenge 1 and 2 after challenge 2.
• There are 34 Levels

Menu Options	Included Level Range	Succeeding Questions
Playground - Wave	Lv 0
Challenges - 1	Lv 1 - 8	Q0, Q1
Random - 1	Lv 9
Playground - Pulse	Lv 10
Challenges - 2	Lv 11-16	Q2, Q3
Random - 2	Lv 17
Playground - Composition	Lv 18
Challenges - 3	Lv 19-28
Random -3	Lv 29
Challenges - 4	Lv 30-31
Random - 4	Lv 32
Challenges - 5	Lv 33
Random - 5	Lv 34

Event Categories

• COMPLETE
• SUCCEED
• FAIL
• RESET_BTN_PRESS
• SLIDER_MOVE_RELEASE
• ARROW_MOVE_RELEASE
• QUESTION_ANSWER
• MENU_BUTTON
• SKIP_BUTTON
• DISMISS_MENU_BUTTON

COMPLETE

This event means the user has successfully completed a level (i.e. clicking the "next" button that pops up when the wave has turned green)

event Name	Description	Note
event_custom	string
amplitude_left	float
wavelength_left	float
offset_left	float
amplitude_right	float
wavelength_right	float
offset_right	float
closeness	float

SUCCEED

event Name	Description	Note
event_custom	string
amplitude_left	float
wavelength_left	float
offset_left	float
amplitude_right	float
wavelength_right	float
offset_right	float
closeness	float

FAIL

event Name	Description	Note
event_custom	string
amplitude_left	float
wavelength_left	float
offset_left	float
amplitude_right	float
wavelength_right	float
offset_right	float
closeness	float

RESET_BTN_PRESS

event Name	Description	Note
event_custom	string
amplitude_left	float
wavelength_left	float
offset_left	float
amplitude_right	float
wavelength_right	float
offset_right	float
closeness	float

SLIDER_MOVE_RELEASE

event Name	Description	Note
event_custom	string
slider	{'enum': ['AMPLITUDE', 'OFFSET', 'WAVELENGTH']}
wave	string
begin_val	float
end_val	float
min_val	float
max_val	float
ave_val	float
begin_closeness	float
end_closeness	float
drag_length_ticks	int
direction_shifts	int
stdev_val	float
correct_val	float

ARROW_MOVE_RELEASE

event Name	Description	Note
event_custom	string
slider	string
wave	string
begin_val	float
end_val	float
closeness	float
correct_val	float

QUESTION_ANSWER

event Name	Description	Note
event_custom	string
answer	int
answered	int
question	int

MENU_BUTTON

event Name	Description	Note
event_custom	string

SKIP_BUTTON

event Name	Description	Note
event_custom	SKIP_BUTTON

DISMISS_MENU_BUTTON

event Name	Description	Note
event_custom	DISMISS_MENU_BUTTON