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Hi, This is a known issue with safari and is due to safaris security policies which cannot be circumvented. Best thing to do here is to advice people not to use safari but a different browser.
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See https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion/comment/21525/#Comment_21525 for a possible solution.
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I did a quick Google search and found this: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/pyqt5-and-big-sur.2260773/ and https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-87014 It seems to be an issue with Qt5 on Big Sur that afflicts all Qt-based applications. These l…
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Hi @IsaiahvH , That's a pity to hear. To be able to fix this issue, I will need to be able to reproduce it, and I do not plan on upgrading to Big Sur in a long while; not until at least the 3rd or 4th patch release has been made, so until that time …
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I don't know if you meant all the issues, but this background color coroutines bug should be solved with a fix that I just pushed.
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Hi @Rrob, thanks for trying this. I think the last error you mention resides in an inline_script, in which there is a mistake in the code. Does this run on other versions of OpenSesame, that is, OpenSesame with a lower python version than 3.9? A pos…
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Hi, could you try out the python 3.9 beta version that can be found at https://github.com/open-cogsci/OpenSesame/releases/tag/release%2F3.3.6 I just want to know if this runs on Big Sur as the problem apparently was related to python 3.7 on which Op…
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Hi, could you try out the python 3.9 beta version that can be found at https://github.com/open-cogsci/OpenSesame/releases/tag/release%2F3.3.6 I just want to know if this runs on Big Sur as the problem apparently was related to python 3.7 on which Op…
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Ah I see, I just misread it. This should be solved once we package OpenSesame with a python version greater than 3.7
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I think this is the Big Sur issue. But @gbzn's last output is a bit strange, because it appears as if the ` conda deactivate` command is causing this error message. So either, it is not OpenSesame related, or he forgot to paste a (large) part of the…
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Hi @emasesnepo. That's quite an old version of MacOS that you are using. Wasn't that the edition in which 32-bit software could still be run? My hunch is that the problem lies there, in that the Qt libraries which are included with OpenSesame cannot…
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If you use anaconda or miniconda, you can select the python version to use in a virtual environment, so you can also try to install and run opensesame after creating a virtualenv for python 3.9: conda create -n py39 python=3.9 If you then proceed wi…
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Hi @IngaSvea and @charlieaux I usually wait a few months before upgrading to the newest MacOS versions myself because also Apple's software is often bug-ridden at the beginning of new releases. I sadly thus cannot check yet what is the cause of thi…
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I have the same problem. In no way I can make the text bold. I tried different backends, fonts, using strong instead of b as the tag, but to no effect. I am also on Catalina and OpenSesame 3.3.5
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Hi @LousiaB. This sounds very peculiar, especially since it is so platform dependent. I have no clue as to what may be the problem here. As you stated, no error messages are printed in the console, so there is little to go on. If the experiment hits…
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Hi all, Things like these usually occur if people open OpenSesame directly from the mounted .dmg file, which is read-only. Please make sure they move the app to a different folder on their system, preferably the /Applications folder. If this is no…
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EDIT: There's a parameter with the name context but it only includes general browser-related information, no JATOS-specific stuff, except for the version number. Right! I am sorry. It is a while ago I worked with it. Then an identifier definitely ne…
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Hi @Bugay, I've run your experiment on both osweb and OpenSesame and I can see the discrepancy. Very strange indeed. It appears as if the coroutines item resets the background color to black somehow and doesn't honor the general settings. I have als…
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Now that you mention it, there is no variable shared by both sets through which they can be linked. We will need to reintroduce that. I created an issue here: https://github.com/open-cogsci/opensesame-extension-osweb/issues/25 For your current situa…
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Hi @marsaute, This indeed changed as we wanted the OpenSesame data cleaned up. You can now download all this data from jatos by clicking `Export Metadata` next to the delete button in the Results page on Jatos. This way, the same data that does not …
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Hi @bugay, What I can quickly see is that you have entered LEFT;RIGHT in the correct response field, which is not allowed. You can only enter one character here (for instance by using a variable), or leave it empty and specify the correct response …
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I wouldn't install XCode, as it is 10+ GB nowadays and an absolute bloat for the system. My hunch is that this is psychopy. It is designed to work with Pavlovia which is built around git if I remember correctly. What version of OpenSesame are you b…
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The freetype font is already installed, but you need the python bindings for it. This used to be one package, but now the split the font and the python bindings. The latter can be installed with !conda install freetype-py -y I am uploading a new Ope…
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Hi @danirus, The form items are not yet supported in osweb. If you search the forum, you can find a script that @sebastiaan wrote with which you can collect user input without using the form items. This is frequently asked, so it should be easy to f…
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Hi @Skilli 900 MB is way too large for an online experiment. Even if you can reduce its size 100x to 9 MB this is still too big. For web-based stuff, always aim to keep your asset's size below 5MB. Less is even better. That being said. In Osweb's …
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Hi @Galit, Named sketchpad elements indeed are not supported yet in osweb. It is weird that using vars.width doesn't work. This should contain the dimensions of the osweb Canvas and you should be able to use it to position elements on the display.
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Hi @dsoto, Please refrain from crossposting questions in different categories. I have already answered this question in the other post
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Hi @david, Osweb doesn't use the backends that OpenSesame itself does; it is a whole new separate implementation. As far as I know, there have not been any benchmarks yet for Oswebs performance. Under the hood, osweb uses pixi.js for stimuli present…
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Hi @mithreal Depending on whether you need sound with the videos and the length of the clips, you could use animated gifs. These work out of the box. Anything else is a bit more complicated indeed. OpenSesame draws all its stimuli on a HTML5 Canvas…
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Hi @dsoto You can achieve what you would like to do using ajax requests: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/AJAX/Getting_Started This brings you in the realm of asynchronous programming though, so you will have to deal with some ext…