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Hi, I would really appreciate any help with the issues above! I was trying to deal with nr 1) and set the event detection to native, but is it supported for Tobii? It doesn't seem to change anything, but maybe I am not using the right command? In …
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Hi again, It took a while but I got my experiment to work and communicate with the Tobii eye tracker and the gaze data gets successfully recorded (wohoo!). But I have some new set of questions: 1) My output gives me just gazepoints (x, y), is it p…
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All the imports work fine now! Thanks for your help. I seem to have some problem with the active window now, or the display. I added the piece of code that Edwin suggested: Initialise a new Display instance disp = Display(disptype='psychopy', dis…
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Hi, Yes, the PIL and pillow packages were already there in the site packages (to double check that I ran the install command as you suggested and just got the message that it is already installed). I get the error when libtobii.py code (below) is …
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Thanks for that, dschreij! Also, now the display and eyetracker import seems to work fine but the code stops again when it tries to import Image from libtobii: File "C:\Anaconda2\lib\site-packages\pygaze_eyetracker\libtobii.py", line 66,…
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Hi again, I am now using Anaconda as you suggested and Spyder as an editor, and the experiment itself is working fine. However, when I try to add the pygaze lines to the code I get an error about the display (when trying to run (from pygaze.display…
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Update: I was also trying to run just the example pygaze experiments (e.g. simple_tracker_experiment or simple_experiment) and they give me the same error: no module named pygaze.
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Hi again, I was trying to run the code from PsychoPy importing the pygaze like Edwin suggested but I have encountered some problems already at that stage. I constantly get an ImportError message: no module named pygaze. When I got it for the first …
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Thank you, Sebastiaan and Edwin! It's all very helpful and informative! I will try to play around with both solutions and will see what works best. Edwin, you might be right that using PyGaze in the Python module could be maybe the easiest option h…