So, I posted this in a different topic (I hope that’s allowed? If not, I’ll edit the other one). But as I proposed two different solutions, I thought this simpler one might be better. Some of this is copy-pasted from the other topic, but I added some more detail. Here is my other topic: Multiple ke…

So could you put keySeq2_1.keys as the end condition of keySeq2_1? N.B. I haven’t tested this myself. I tend to deal with multiple response keys in code.

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wakecarter December 22, 2021, 2:18pm 2

You could start with a condition.

Try key_resp_1.keys as the start condition for key_resp_2 etc.

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