#Psychopy pyglet vs pygame timing full#

My results on such test would suffer a lot if I was sleepy or tired. One more test would be to go to some decent online IQ test like this one. Unfortunately what's the proper difficulty varies a lot with how much go I played recently, so it needs to be recalibrated. This didn't test alertness, I guess it would be best described as short term memory test, as that's what used for game tree exploration. If I could think right, I would do most of them, if I was tired, I would fail almost 100%. This test was unfortunately extremely slow.Īnother test would be to go to goproblems, and do a few random problems at proper difficulty level.

#Psychopy pyglet vs pygame timing full#

As the map was huge and full of power ups, it wasn't really that difficult as long as I could maintain full alertness for 10-15 minutes - but if I was tired or distracted, I would invariably fail. The challenge was to get 50 frags without dying. The most reliable test I found, and by accident, was fighting bots on a certain Quake 3 map - me vs 10 or so highest difficulty bots. I also cannot predict my mental state in advance, as my life isn't terribly regular. Tests that are deeply flawed, so I'd request better if there are any.

I cannot be sure if it's also true for others, but I had to find out a few tests of what's my mental performance at the moment. The problem is - other than observing deterioration of results, I have no idea if I'm in such a state or not. When we find ourselves in such a state, it's not really worth putting effort in doing many tasks, like programming or long term planning - as quality will suffer a lot. Due to insufficient sleep, illness, stress, distractions, and many other causes we often find ourselves far below our usual levels of mental performance. We all have our good days and our bad days.