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@sebastiaan: I have searched around in the forum. But i could not find a post on my issue. When i understood it correctly, opensesamerun is used via the command line. This is not helpful, if participants have to start the experiment on their own. Yo…
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Dear OpenSesame Crew, I would like to save my experiment in a way that you run it directly by double clicking on the file. I will install it on the participants laptops. And i am worried that they might change something in the setting/programming. …
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I hope with the upload you get all of these informations. I am using Windows 7 which is provided by the university network. When i got this message, first thing i did, was to put the file directly in C:, which in my opinion is the shortest path poss…
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Hey Sebastiaan, many thanks for this powerful and easy doing software! It is great! At the moment i am still marvelling about the unused item bin. First of all: The unused items bin is great to use :) I can put some items down, and run the experim…
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may i use something like this? log.close() log.open([experiment_path]/Logfile\session1_[subject_nr].csv)
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I have in mind something like this: opensesamerun [experiment] [-c 1280,-l /pool/logfile] Where do i have to put this "opensesamerun" script ? In the first inline_script? in the prepare phase? Actually i would think i put it into the gen…
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Thanks a lot. I already found a list of tutorials earlier this week on this page https://computingforpsychologists.wordpress.com/tag/python/ My problem on these tutorials is that they want to teach me how to make calculations, data structuring etc…
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Hey Eduard. Thank you very much. I reached a big step further. Unfortunately i am very new to python. I am even struggeling to make a simple loop :( But i noticed that we do not need stim, which shortens the text substantially. :) Could you help me …
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In order to solve the file format problem i used a file of a colleague and overwrote it. Now it should be possible to open the file. It runs now with xperiment back-end. And now i get a more sophisticated error message: ... File "C:\…
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Stopped: The experiment could not be terminated because of the following reasons: "" does not exist Thats the complete error message when i use keylist. INFO: i am using legacy back-end.
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I am sorry for the bracket error. Unknown argument: allowed_responses :( so i tried "keylist" instead of "allowed_responses" "" does not exist :(
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Thanks for your remarks. 1) Actually this works even with the space. Anyway i will try to avoid unnessary spaces ;) 2) I am sorry for this. Unfortunately the error is above, so i did not even come to this point. 3) cv.image(stim) makes the problem. …
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Hey Eduard, i have now decided to use inline_scripts only. So your suggestions may help even more. I have replaced "cv.text(stim)" with "cv.image(stim)". But unfortunately this does not work out in my case. This is what i place…
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Well, actually 98 items is not that much for our kind of experiments (motor control). But i will try to put it all in a script. In the script i have more options anyway. Only that i have to learn python now ;) Where do i put the script? Can i write …
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I found that opensesameRUN, which might be a helpfull tool to do that. I need it anyway to set the logfile. My plan: I set the screen size (width and height) to a small part in the middle of the screen, which is available even on a small laptop dis…
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I am not sure what kind of files to upload. I tried to open this file on a second pc, but there it does not open. Nevertheless, i hope you can open it. ;)
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Now its there ;)
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Another idea: I build ten sequences each starting at a different point of the sequence. Then i put them all in one loop and select randomly only one of them. But how do i put more than one sequence in a loop?
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Hi Eduard, here the main design of the SRT task. Participants are instructed to press one special key on each stimulus. We have four different stimuli (resulting in four different responses). What participants do not know is that the stimuli appear…
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I actually want to log every sinlge keypress. That's why i inserted a logger item after each stimulus. No the next question: Is it possible to insert a variable in the logfile that contains the name of the previous stimulus/picture? Just for an eas…
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Very helpful answer. Thanks too. One more detail: If I only want certain keypresses, lets say F, G,H, and J, plus any mouse clicks, where do i insert this? like that? resp, time = my_keyboard.get_key(f;g;h;j)