Full-factorial design crash

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• sebastiaan

  November 2016

  Hi,

  Thanks for reporting this. We'll need a few more details though.

  • What did you do exactly to trigger this message?
  • What is the full error message, or stacktrace, that is reported with the Oops?

  Cheers,
  Sebastiaan

  
  
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• Vedant

  November 2016

  
  It first says this as I downloaded py
  gaze plugins from GitHub and then it says.
  
• sebastiaan

  November 2016

  Hi,

  There seems to be a problem with numpy, an important Python library for numerical computing. But you cut off the most important part of the stack trace (the bottom)! It's best if you select the text, either from the tab or the debug window (Ctrl+D to show it), and paste it here.

  Cheers,
  Sebastiaan

  
  
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• Vedant

  November 2016

  
  The debugging window said this

  • Type "help()", "copyright()", "credits()" or "license()" for more information.
  • Use the "print([msg])" function in inline_script items to print to this debug window.
  • Inspect inline_script variables when an experiment is finished.
• sebastiaan

  November 2016

  Hmmm, if you google this error message, you will find a few similar ones floating around. In general, it seems to occur when there are multiple Python/NumPy installations on one system, and when numpy then tries to load a DLL from the wrong Python installation.

  Could something like that be going on in your case? Do you have other Python environments on the same system?

  
  
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• Vedant

  November 2016 edited November 2016

  Yes, could be a possibility as I have previous versions of Pygaze also installed on my computer. Thanks for the help I would look in the same