This section covers the core concepts and tools you need to design, build, and run experiments in LabMaestro. From understanding the project file structure to working with components, expressions, and methods, these guides will help you create well-structured experiments.
If you are new to LabMaestro, we recommend starting with the Quickstart guide and then returning here for deeper coverage of each topic.
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How LabMaestro project files work and how to manage them. |
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The structural model behind LabMaestro experiments: methods, timelines, epochs, and components. |
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How timelines execute and how to control flow, duration, and transitions. |
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Managing stimulus files (images, audio, video) within your project. |
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Using variables, expressions, and mathematical functions to create dynamic experiments. |
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Regions, Patterns, Commands, and Methods — the four component types that make up every experiment. |
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Import, export, and share reusable components across projects and with other users. |
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Deploying experiments to run remotely via Pack&Go. |
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Practical advice for building reliable, well-structured experiments. |
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Step-by-step walkthroughs and downloadable project templates covering common experiment types. |