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Thx James! Your suggestion helped me to hammer out a working version, including it below for anyone to use. It is just a proof of concept, so has no scoring system or other features expected of a real game. # Very simple Pong game with infinite lives # Scoring system to be implemented by the reader ...

This is most probably more a Python related question than directly related to MindMonitor or Python-OSC, but as I've not found an answer on the web, I thought I'd ask here. Below is skeletal code for a very simple Pong-game which I'm ultimately trying to control with blinks and jaw clenches instead ...

Hi, I know it is possible to do it yourself as per https://mind-monitor.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=2343#p2343, but then I need to purchase soldering equipment and learn how to use it... So, if anyone has an AUX electrode for Muse 2016 for sale, pls contact me. I'm located in Finland. I'm for my Mast...

Great point, appreciating your tips :-) I'll do something alike your proposal. Right now I have separate handlers for the different waves, just to get things going and understand what I'm doing, but I'll probably replace those with one handler (similar to abs_handler), and incorporate more error han...

Python doesn't have nulls, so probably best to just have a separate boolean for alphaReceived, betaReceived etc and only write once you have them all. That'd be one solution, another would perhaps be using Python's sum function for summing up the numbers in the list. If the list numbers are initial...

They're sent from the Muse SDK async in order, but you can start recording mid stream so make sure you check for nulls for your first line. Thx for the warning, will incorporate this. I initialized the global list with -1, so it should be easy to check. I though need to replace -1 with -100 or some...

Aah, ok.
I just thought that every tenth of a second (10 Hz), I will receive the five waves which all have been measured at exactly the same time by Muse. But nevertheless, I guess it doesn't matter in the end.

Thx! I have a much better understanding now. Then just buffer the received values for each wave in global variables and write everything to CSV when you get Alpha, which with OSC absolute data will happen at 10Hz. Interesting that Alpha would be the tail, when I stream (using the code in my topic ab...

So I'm struggling a bit to record similar data through Python-OSC as is saved in the CSV-files in Dropbox. Specifically I'm looking for these: Delta_TP9,Delta_AF7,Delta_AF8,Delta_TP10,Theta_TP9,Theta_AF7,Theta_AF8,Theta_TP10,Alpha_TP9,Alpha_AF7,Alpha_AF8,Alpha_TP10,Beta_TP9,Beta_AF7,Beta_AF8,Beta_TP...

Thx James, everything's working now!
Upgraded Python from 3.6.3 to 3.10.2 and of course needed to reinstall the different modules, that helped.