Upgraded to .Net Framework 4.0, because plugins compiled with Visual Studio 2010 weren’t loading. And tagged “Lucid” on the splash screen graph!
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I was lucky enough to win a dream research contest! The challenge was to look at the word usage frequencies of six sets of dreams (available here) and make the following three predictions for each set:
a) Is the dreamer a male or female?
b) Is the dreamer younger or older than 18?
c) Is this a set of most recent dreams (MRDs) or highly memorable dreams (MemDs)?
I simply plugged the values from the baseline hypotheses into column B and the values from the sets into column C, then applied the following formulae:
=IF(C2>B2, "Female", "Male") =IF(C19>B19, "Older", "Younger") =IF(C25>B25, "MemD", "MRD")
And I added a test for cognition and perception, based on the findings in part 3 of “Creating a Baseline for Studying Patterns in Dream Content”.
It was a great learning experience for me and got the gears turning for some new features for Lightened Dream…
Added the installer and shared the source code.
Added the installer to the source code.
Fixed the channel array.
Fixed a bug when saving categories linked to a dream with special characters in the title.
A new Lucid Scribe plugin that monitors the EEG data from devices compatible with the OpenEEG project.
Fixed a bug when expanding categories linked to a dream with special characters in the title.
Added comments and audio track info when exporting to LSDBase.
Fixed a bug that was caused by special characters in a dream’s title. And uploaded the source code.
You don’t have to be a coder in order to contribute; a lot of the content is in human readable files that you can edit by hand for those who will be in search of lucidity after us: edit application files.
