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The columns of the exported file | Explanation |
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session_id | The ID of the current session (automatically created) |
object_id | The ID of the object that was interacted with. This can be, for example, a scale (automatically created). |
created_at | A time/date string in Unix millisecond format that can be used to read the time from when the event in question started. |
created_at_relative | The relative time in milliseconds to the synchronisation event of the respective part. |
x | Here, different values can be generated depending on the event and object [see table]. Generally, the X-value is used for horizontal scales. |
y | Here, different values can be generated depending on the event and object. [see table]. Generally, the Y value is used for vertical scales. |
object | Indicates the name or type of the associated object that was interacted with. |
Part | The name of the active part, or "Part n". "n" indicates the position of the part in the sequence. |
type | The type of the current event. More detailed descriptions of the different event types are explained in the next chapter. |