Color Picker ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Instructions are in the project. This is basically an optical illusion / visual effect demo. The idea is that when a word, and the font color of the word are in conflict, it takes a little bit of time for the brain to sort that out. This is called the Stroop Effect after John Ridley Stroop wrote a paper about this in 1935. Way before Scratch was around! So, in demo, you need to select the color patch that corresponds to the word itself, *not* the color of the word. Check out the "?" if that isn't clear. The project uses cloud variables so that all Scratchers will be able to see the speeds that the different question types get answered in. Hoping for a bunch of Scratchers to do the demo, and then we'll see if the The order of question types is completely random. And, for each question, the order of the color patches are shuffled so they are random too. Check out the code if you are interested in how to do that. Fisher Yates shuffle. Planning to add average times for Scratchers for each question time to the results. - Comment what you think.
Thanks to @djpro for the awesome pen engine: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/42202752/ Thanks to @-Coralreef- for super design of countdown from the Earthquaker project (https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/122029721/) that I used here. Thanks to @saiid for tips from a tutorial. Thanks to all the de-buggers and early testers!
