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# README
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# VR Charades Experiment Scripts
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The documentation for most files can be found inside the file itself.
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The most important files are:
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This directory contains scripts to run and control VR Charades experiments.
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- control.py: For setting up the conditions
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- app.py: For running the HTML user interface
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- server.py: For running the relay server
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To setup the experiment environment, you should:
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1. Connect the HMDs to same network as the server
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2. Start the relay server (i.e. server.py)
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3. Start the HTML user interface (e.g. using `fastapi dev app.py`)
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4. Communicate the server IP to the HMDs using `TARGET_IP=<HMD IPs> python3 control.py 'IP:<server ip>'`
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5. Setup the desired condition (see control.py for more information)
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6. Shuffle the word-list (i.e. word-list.txt); on linux this can be achieved using shuf e.g. `shuf word-list.txt > word-list-shuffled.txt`
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## Installation
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1. Create and activate a virtual environment:
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```bash
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# Windows
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python -m venv venv
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venv\Scripts\activate
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# Linux/Mac
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python3 -m venv venv
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source venv/bin/activate
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```
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2. Install Python dependencies:
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```bash
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pip install -r requirements.txt
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```
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## Files Overview
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- **app.py**: Web interface for controlling the experiment and word list
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- **server.py**: UDP relay server for communication between VR clients
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- **control.py**: Command-line tool for setting VR client modes and server IP
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- **index.html**: Web UI served by app.py
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- **word-list.txt**: Default list of charade words
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## Setup Instructions
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### 1. Prepare Dependencies
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```bash
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# Activate your virtual environment first
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# Windows: venv\Scripts\activate
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# Linux/Mac: source venv/bin/activate
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pip install -r requirements.txt
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```
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### 2. Network Setup
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- Connect all VR headsets to the same network as the server
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- Note the IP addresses of the VR headsets (you'll need these for configuration)
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- **Important**: Update `server.py` lines 19-20 with your actual VR headset IPs
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```python
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# Replace these example IPs with your actual headset IPs
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DEVICE1_ADDR = ("YOUR_PLAYER1_IP", 5001) # e.g., ("192.168.1.100", 5001)
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DEVICE2_ADDR = ("YOUR_PLAYER2_IP", 5001) # e.g., ("192.168.1.101", 5001)
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```
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### 3. Start the Relay Server
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```bash
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python server.py
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```
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### 4. Start the Web Interface
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```bash
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python -m fastapi dev app.py
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```
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Then navigate to `http://localhost:8000`
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### 5. Configure VR Clients
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Tell clients which server to connect to:
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```bash
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# Windows PowerShell (replace with your actual VR headset IPs)
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$env:TARGET_IP="YOUR_PLAYER1_IP,YOUR_PLAYER2_IP" ; python control.py "IP:127.0.0.1"
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# Linux/Mac (replace with your actual VR headset IPs)
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TARGET_IP="YOUR_PLAYER1_IP,YOUR_PLAYER2_IP" python3 control.py "IP:127.0.0.1"
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# Example with actual IPs:
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# $env:TARGET_IP="192.168.1.100,192.168.1.101" ; python control.py "IP:127.0.0.1"
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```
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### 6. Set Experiment Condition
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Choose one of these modes (replace YOUR_PLAYER1_IP,YOUR_PLAYER2_IP with actual IPs):
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```bash
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# Dynamic Face only
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$env:TARGET_IP="YOUR_PLAYER1_IP,YOUR_PLAYER2_IP" ; python control.py "MODE:1;1;1;0"
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# Dynamic Hands only
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$env:TARGET_IP="YOUR_PLAYER1_IP,YOUR_PLAYER2_IP" ; python control.py "MODE:0;0;0;1"
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# Dynamic Hands + Face
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$env:TARGET_IP="YOUR_PLAYER1_IP,YOUR_PLAYER2_IP" ; python control.py "MODE:1;1;1;1"
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# Static Face only
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$env:TARGET_IP="YOUR_PLAYER1_IP,YOUR_PLAYER2_IP" ; python control.py "MODE:1;0;0;0"
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# Static Hands only (requires controllers)
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$env:TARGET_IP="YOUR_PLAYER1_IP,YOUR_PLAYER2_IP" ; python control.py "MODE:0;0;0;1"
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# Static Hands + Face (requires controllers for hands)
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$env:TARGET_IP="YOUR_PLAYER1_IP,YOUR_PLAYER2_IP" ; python control.py "MODE:1;0;0;1"
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```
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### 7. Prepare Word List
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Shuffle the word list for randomization:
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```bash
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# Windows PowerShell
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Get-Content word-list.txt | Sort-Object {Get-Random} | Out-File word-list-shuffled.txt
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# Linux/Mac
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shuf word-list.txt > word-list-shuffled.txt
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```
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## Web Interface Usage
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Once you have the web interface running at `http://localhost:8000`, follow these steps:
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### Setting Up a Charades Session
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1. **Configure Player IPs**
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- Enter the IP addresses of Player 1 and Player 2 VR headsets
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- These should match the IPs you used in the `control.py` commands
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- **Note**: The default placeholders (10.42.0.38, 10.42.0.100) are examples - use your actual headset IPs
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2. **Prepare Word List**
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- Copy your shuffled word list from `word-list-shuffled.txt`
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- Paste it into the large text area on the right side
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- Click the **"Modify"** button to generate interactive word items
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3. **Set Game Parameters**
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- **Current Player For Acting**: Select which player will be acting out the words
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- **Time (s)**: Set the time limit for each word (e.g., 30 seconds)
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- **Last Word Status**: Set to "None" for the first word
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### Running the Experiment
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#### Manual Mode (Individual Words)
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1. Enter a word in the "Word" field
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2. Select the acting player (Player 1 or Player 2)
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3. Set the time limit
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4. Click **"Send"** to transmit the word to the VR headsets
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#### Automatic Mode (Word List)
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1. After clicking "Modify" with your word list, the interface shows all words with timers
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2. The system automatically:
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- Starts with the first word
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- Sends it to the selected acting player
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- Counts down the timer for each word
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- Moves to the next word when time expires or word is marked correct
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3. **During the session**:
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- **Mark words correct**: Hover over a word and check the checkbox if guessed correctly
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- **Timer display**: Shows remaining time for current word
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- **Visual indicators**:
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- ▶ = Current word being acted
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- ✅ = Correctly guessed word
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- ❌ = Time expired / incorrect word
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4. **Stop the session**: Click **"Stop"** to end early
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### Exporting Results
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1. After completing the word list, click **"Save as CSV"**
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2. This downloads a CSV file with:
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- Word name
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- Whether it was guessed correctly (true/false)
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- Time remaining when completed
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fastapi[standard]>=0.116.0
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