Module Hierarchy

• psychopy
  • psychopy._quest
  • psychopy.bits
  • psychopy.calib: Deprecated - use the monitors package rather than psychopy.calib
  • psychopy.colors
  • psychopy.core: Basic functions, including timing, rush (imported), quit
  • psychopy.data: Routines for handling data structures and analysis
  • psychopy.event: To handle from keyboard, mouse and joystick (joysticks require pygame to be installed).
  • psychopy.filters: Various useful functions for creating filters and textures (e.g.
  • psychopy.gamma
  • psychopy.gui: To build simple dialogues etc.
  • psychopy.hardware
    • psychopy.hardware.cedrus: Cedrus make a variety of input devices.
    • psychopy.hardware.crs
      • psychopy.hardware.crs.bits: Interface to the bits++ (http://www.crsltd.com/) for precise control of contrast
    • psychopy.hardware.egi: Interface to EGI Netstation
    • psychopy.hardware.forp: fORP MR-compatible input devices (by CurrentDesigns) See http://www.curdes.com/WebHome.html
    • psychopy.hardware.ioLabs: Interface to ioLab button box
    • psychopy.hardware.minolta: Minolta light-measuring devices See http://www.konicaminolta.com/instruments
    • psychopy.hardware.pr: PhotoResearch spectrophotometers See http://www.photoresearch.com/
  • psychopy.info: Fetching data about the system
  • psychopy.log: Provides functions for logging error and other messages to one or more files and/or the console, using python's own logging module.
  • psychopy.misc: Tools, nothing to do with psychophysics or experiments - just handy things like conversion functions etc...
  • psychopy.monitors
    • psychopy.monitors.calibData: Data useful for calibrations (Smith-Pokorny cone fundamentals etc...)
    • psychopy.monitors.calibTools: Tools to help with calibrations
  • psychopy.parallel: This module provides read/write access to the parallel port on a PC.
  • psychopy.sound: Load and play sounds
  • psychopy.visual: To control the screen and visual stimuli for experiments