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That's a very good question, I hadn't actually tried. Simply assumed this would work :p
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Hi Sundar, This is true, it sounds like you will need to script a lot more than just a batch file. You might want to get acquainted with Python, and program the GUI you intend to build yourself. You could do this in any other programming language a…
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It's perfectly possible to mix and match different back-ends, even without using code. Do this by going to your experiment script (click on the top item in the overview, then click the Script Editor button). The start of your script will look like t…
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Terribly sorry, completely misunderstood you! Your question has been answered previously, see here :) Good luck!
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Hi Nabouda, Cheers, this helps to create an example! Could you be so kind as to tell me the resolution you're working on, as well as the coordinates (both x and y) of the scale ends within that resolution? Thanks!
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Just kidding, of course! What happens when you try to start OpenSesame? Does the error you mention pop up right away? Does the same occur when you try to use any other of the applications in WinPython, e.g. python.exe itself? As a temporary fix, c…
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Hi Antimo, Jep, that's it, you can throw away the PC now. Best, Edwin
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That's brilliant, thanks for letting us know! If you're comfortable with it, we encourage sharing your solution here on the forum (for future reference to other users).
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Hi Sundar, This might be difficult to do with the standalone package after downloading. There are ways to do it, though! 1) Build your own version of the source, using the available setup script from GitHub. If you do this from your own Python ins…
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Hi, Interesting problem, and thanks a lot for the thorough explanation and investigation! I haven't actually used the io library much (only for buffering image streams), so I'm not quite familiar with it. I've tried looking your specific function u…
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Hi Sundar, The count_keyboard_response variable tells you how often the keyboard_response item has been run. Each keyboard_response item, per definition, collects only one keypress. If you would like to count how often participants press a key, yo…
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Hi Merle, Sounds like an interesting project! I'm afraid it's going to be a bit more complicated than simply plugging in multiple displays and keyboards, though. The main problem is that multiple computer mice and keyboards plugged in on the same P…
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Oh, sorry, I should have specified to place the line of code after os is imported. Glad you got things up and running!
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Hi, welcome to the forum! Please have a look at this thread, which contains the answer to your question, as well as an important warning to test your setup when doing timing critical audio! Good luck!
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Ah, I see, thanks for the information. What I think is going on, is that the environment variable for GStreamer is not set. You can do so manually, by adding in a wee bit of code to the start of the media_player_gst.py script: os.environ["GST…
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Thanks for the info! It seems like a Qt issue, but @sebastiaan is the expert on support for non-Western alphabets. Any ideas, @sebastiaan?
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Hi and welcome to the forum! This sounds like something you should be able to do using a bit of inline scripting, but will not be able to do in the GUI. The general approach would be to run within an inline_script item a short script that continuo…
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Hi, Judging by media_player_gst's media_player_gst.py lines 52 to 76, a very decent attempt is made to automatically locate the GST folder wherever it is (assuming you are on Windows). Are you actually experiencing any trouble when using the plug-i…
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Hi, Is the font available to your operating system? Have you been able to type Hebrew in text boxes before? Thanks!
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Hi, Welcome to the forum! As a general tip: you can find information on Python inline scripting on the Documentation Page. The following script should allow users to type, and calculate the average typing speed: import copyfrom openexp.canvas imp…
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I've copied the script into OpenSesame, and saved the resulting experiment to my Dropbox: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/95377477/random_words_example.opensesame (to download: right-click on link, and select Save Link As...)
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Hi, Click on the sequence that you want to edit. Then drag 'n drop the existing items, by clicking on the four squares in front of their names. Good luck! PS: might be good to acquaint yourself with the software first, by doing some of our tutori…
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No worries! (Although it might be good to read up on things one the Documentation Page.) Open OpenSesame, and choose the default template. Next, click on New experiment at the top of the Overview. Then click on the Script editor button. This opens …
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Hi, Here is a working script example. The script (including some example pictures from Wikipedia) can be downloaded here. # Generated by OpenSesame 2.8.3 (Gutsy Gibson)# Wed Oct 01 21:35:32 2014 (nt)# <http://www.cogsci.nl/opensesame>set mou…
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Hi, You could create a loop with 15 variables, named word01 to word15. For each of the cycles, only fill the amount of words you would like to show. In the sequence associated with your loop, add a text_display with the following contents: [word0…
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Good question, but I don't think you'll find much help here. This forum is concerned with OpenSesame and other Python packages (you might want to try Stack Overflow). Sorry and good luck!
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Hi Isabelle, I believe @sebastiaan has answered this one already, so you might have seen his answer before (and you might have replied), but it was lost due to a server malfunction. As far as the MRI scanner goes: I believe most TTL pulses are sti…
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Hi Charlotte, Clicking the top left and the top right of the screen within two seconds should kill the experiment, like the Escape key does in the desktop version. Alternatively, pressing the Back button on your phone might work as well (I believe …
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That's great! Will mark this as solved :)
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Hi Charlotte, Sorry for the tardy reply, I've been a little busy! To clarify: the initial situation will have an image that is centrally displayed. The initial touch will be anywhere on that image or on the rest of the screen. From this initial tou…