When the services are started (a callback of the experimentInit event) or stopped (a callback of the experimentCleanup event), the start and stop methods of your service object may log the event with using Timeline's record method.
What service subclasses are people using (e.g. srv.PrimitiveUDPService)? It's here that you need to add the logic for recording the UDP events. See the code for srv.RemoteMPEPService:
Note that the block file contains the timestamps for the experiment events, which will be in Timeline time if it's running for that experiment. These timestamps will tell you when the tart and stop methods were called, which should be just before the UDPs are sent.
UDPs sent events may be logged in Timeline by your services:
In prepareExp, if your srv.Service object has a Timeline property, it is assigned a handle to srv.expServer's hw.Timeline instance.
https://github.com/cortex-lab/Rigbox/blob/cd888f0ae2653ac78651243b22d566ab67a6fb60/%2Bsrv/prepareExp.m#L17-L31
When the services are started (a callback of the experimentInit event) or stopped (a callback of the experimentCleanup event), the start and stop methods of your service object may log the event with using Timeline's record method.
What service subclasses are people using (e.g. srv.PrimitiveUDPService)? It's here that you need to add the logic for recording the UDP events. See the code for srv.RemoteMPEPService:
https://github.com/cortex-lab/Rigbox/blob/cd888f0ae2653ac78651243b22d566ab67a6fb60/cortexlab/%2Bsrv/RemoteMPEPService.m#L222-L234
Note that the block file contains the timestamps for the experiment events, which will be in Timeline time if it's running for that experiment. These timestamps will tell you when the tart and stop methods were called, which should be just before the UDPs are sent.