URGENT! Please Help
Hi All,
I have designed an exp and everything is working except one piece. What I am expecting, is that the participant answers the three questions, hears a piece of audio, and then makes a selection from the selection screen. Individually, all the pieces work, but together, they crash. What have I done wrong?
PS. I've uploaded the image file that it calls, but I was unable to upload the audio file.
Thanks in advance!
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Sorry, should have included the error message ^^
Hi,
Well, the error message tells you. You specified the correct_response of the mouse response item to be
Z. However, the last time I checked, my mouse didn't have a z button, but only a left, right, and middle button (and maybe some other fancy stuff).Looking at your script, it seems to be a carry over effect. If you put `None` or something like that in the correct_response field of the mouse response, the problem should be fixed.
Sidenote, having a sequence without a loop wrapped around, is not doing anything else than just having the items in that sequence (without the sequence item itself).
Hope this helps,
Eduard
Hi @eduard ,
Thanks for getting back so quickly. hahaha. I don't have a special mouse either. I'm not sure that I understand the solution though. In none of the mouse_response spaces, have i listed a 'correct_response', so I think you are right - it seems to be a carry over effect.
The issue with the solution that you have given above is that including none, 'none', or "none" in the correct response field are accepted.
As for the sidenote, I knew that. I was just clutching at straws to find out what the issue was, and that is the result of an entire afternoon pulling my hair out. hahaha.
In none of the mouse_response spaces, have i listed a 'correct_response',
Do you see the gray message to the right of the fields? I think this should clear things up
Noneshould be fine, but just try whatever works (if not None, it must be a valid key though).Hi Eduard,
Thanks for that. Yep, I can see the gray text. What I'm saying is that I havent listed a 'correct_response' within any of the mouse responses.
Unfortunately, None still doesnt work. Nor does any other key - a, 'a', or "a"
Not sure what happens at your side, but on my end, using
Nonedoes the trick. See the attached script (I had to delete the sound bits, because It was not included in the filepool)Thanks @eduard ! I'm not sure why, but on my end, that doesn't seem to work. Not to worry though - I simply replaced the keyboard response with a mouse response which works equally well.
Ok, that is super weird. But good that you made it work!