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Hi Eduard, Thanks for your response. True, I completely forgot about the conda option. It just occurred to me as much of other open-source software (e.g., JASP, jamovi) is available via flatpack or snap. But thanks for refreshing my memory regarding…
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Hi there! I think it would be pretty neat if OpenSesame was available as a Snap, as this would make it available for all/most major Linux distros. Don't know how much work that is or how large the demand for this would be. Best, Christian
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Sorry for my late response. Thank you all for your Input. Quite an obvious oversight on my side. However, with your input, I was able to fix the issue! :) Best, Christian
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I did not find that, what a fail... Thank you very much!
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Hi Sebastiaan, Thank you for your quick response. I now ran the following two lines via the terminal: sudo dpkg -P opensesame sudo apt-get install -f Interestingly, this seemed to do the trick and I'm no able to use the Python 3 version of OpenSesam…
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Hi Eduard, Thanks a lot for your response! What a pity that this probably doesn't (yet? ;)) work in OpenSesame. Thank you a lot for your offer, too. If it comes to it, I will contact you. Best, Christian
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Awesome! Thank you so much for your work! Best, Christian
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Hi Sebastiaan, Thank you for your reply! In the majority of cases, these notifications do indeed go away, however, that is not always the case. If I hover over them quickly (to be able to get to the script view), it often happens that one or two no…
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Hi everyone! This would just be a small thing and maybe it exists already somewhere hidden: a way to get rid off the message "Variable xy is unknown. Placeholder color is used" (roughly translated from german). Especially when there are a…
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Hi Sebastiaan, Thank you very much! Meanwhile I thought of a similar workaround, created a list and added the wanted variable at the end of each trial to the list: if self.get('my_variable') == 1: my_list.append(1)else: my_list.append(0) Then…
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Hi, I now fixed this issue. For everyone who has a similar problem: (Image) I define the variable correct_answer before the loop item. I then count the correct responses given in the inline-script after each trial, as can be seen in the picture a…
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Hi Viola, Here is a suggestion how I would solve this issue: (Image) In the loop I called "Condition_1" you can create a single variable called "condition" and you specify below which condition will be realized in everything wit…
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Hi Stephan, Thank you very much for your suggestions. I looked into the data and the variables correct_r1_m etc. just take the values of 0 and 1 (depending on whether 'timeout' was reached or what response was given). I also printed the recent accu…
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Just for clarification: the last line in the markdown slipped in there now. My apologies ;)