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@bruno_nicenboim I have actually used the first solution. I have created my Latin Square lists outside using R, uploaded them in the file pool (e.g., list1.csv, list2.csv, etc.), and then called them as sebastiaan suggested me within the sequence lo…
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thanks Ivan for the response! I suspect the problem is related to the Windows 10 environment ... I am investigating the issue together with the technical support team here, I would hopefully be able to upload a simple opensesame experiment here u…
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Hi Ivan, thanks a lot for your response! yes, it was a problem about addressing the right eye-tracker, and I needed to modify the example script provided by Edwin such that: tracker = EyeTracker(disp, TRACKERTYPE) I also had to update ps…
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... just some follow up on things I did that have changed the problem slightly, although not solved my situation. I have downloaded the package pylink from SR Research Forum, because, apparently the one available on pip is not the correct one. I hav…
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thank you Sebastiaan! I will try and let you now
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yes! indeed. exactly, a simple solution for a simple problem! it worked like charm. thank you so much! p.s. I prefer to use an external variable list rather than subject nr. Moreno
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Dear developers, I have used this solution with OpenSesame 3.0.7. I knew that it was a hack, but it worked. I have another experiment running fine on it. Now, I am designing another experiment, and I would like to move to the latest versions o…
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that's fab! thank you so much
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is the sound record plugin available now? I am preparing yet another experiment which needs sound recording. If it does not, then I will still go for the version I have used before (2.0.7). Thanks! ps. I think that sound recording is actually a ve…
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Hi Eduard, Thanks and sorry for the late response. I have been working on it, and now I have a final solution. I wanted a solution that was somewhat more general than what you have proposed. I simply wanted to choose a subset e/o block of st…
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Hi Eduard, thanks for your response. I am not completely sure I really understood what you are suggesting. Let's do this... let's work on a very simple example together, if you | anyone else would be so kind to help out. I have attached a v…
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mmm ... as it seems I was unsuccessful, let me try again, perhaps, I will be clearer this time. So, suppose you have 24 items in a 2x2 (within subject) Latin Squared design. The only way you have to present 24 items (without repetition) in all …
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yeah, that makes a lot of sense. cheers Eduard I will try to implement few of the things you suggest, and post here back whether it worked or not. Not sure if Tobii allows for drift correction ... as far I can see in the code is no-where mentioned,…
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ah ok, just saw this now. So I guess no update yet for the latest release of OpenSesame. Keeping an eye here!
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that's marvelous! thank you so much does it allow to record sounds? also ... I have asked somewhere else, but is there an easy way to select randomized lists for Latin Square design by calling a variable within the dataframe of stimuli? Experiment …
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Dear Sebastiaan, thanks for the suggestion. I just tried and it does work! I am on OpenSesame 3.0.7. It would be nice to get it fixed also in the last version of OpenSesame, as it is much easier to handle loop (i.e., using directly .csv files) wi…
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... forgot to complete a sentence Moreover, when I generate the script of the experiment, the only two lines talking about sound where: define sound_start_recording sound_start_recording define sound_stop_recording sound_stop_recording so…