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Mode 2: the position of the stimulus can be positioned individually by either defining the position of the left upper corner in percent or by defining a rect (see exampled below).
The call of [showStimuli](https://gitlab.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/ikn/OTBR/-/blob/master/Screen/showStimuli.m) requires a call of [initOTBR](/Initialization#initotbr).
The call of [showStimuli](https://gitlab.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/ikn/OTBR/-/blob/master/Screen/showStimuli.m).
The position of the image is defined by the position of the InputKey(s) or by the x and y position in percent to position the stimulus freely on the presentation monitor.
**Inputs**
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function: rect = [showManyStimuli(image, varargin)](https://gitlab.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/ikn/OTBR/-/blob/master/Screen/showManyStimuli.m)
**Description**
Use this function to display many stimuli on the stimulus screen at the same time. The same can be achieved by displaying several stimuli with the [dontFlip](/How-tos#flip-dontFlip) option (advanced users). For this option please read the [chapter 2.1. Flip/dontFlip](/How-tos#flip-dontFlip). Also allows to merge two (or more) images into one if one of the two (or all except one) contains transparent backgrounds/ elements.
Use this function to display many stimuli on the stimulus screen at the same time. The same can be achieved by displaying several stimuli with the [dontFlip](/How-tos#flip-dontflip) option (advanced users). For this option please read the [chapter 2.1. Flip/dontFlip](/How-tos#flip-dontflip). Also allows to merge two (or more) images into one if one of the two (or all except one) contains transparent backgrounds/ elements.
**Inputs**
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**Inputs-optional**
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varargin ‘x’ x position in percent (0 -> left, 100 -> right)
varargin 'x' x position in percent (0 -> left, 100 -> right)
x position as a string (left, center, right)
Use a vector for multiple stimuli
‘y’ y position in percent (0 -> top, 100 -> bottom)
'y' y position in percent (0 -> top, 100 -> bottom)
y position as a string (top, center, bottom)
Use a vector for multiple stimuli
‘rect’ position as a rect. NOT in combination with x and y
'rect' position as a rect. NOT in combination with x and y
(percentage), use pixel number as x and y coordinates
for the upper left and lower right corner (advanced users)
