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Hi @joelsolo99, I'm not sure what you mean by "two items". What do you define as an item? Could you share your task here? Regards, Fabrice.
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Hi @willvdk, Your task runs fine on my computer. The only explanation I see for the problem you're describing is that other project members are using a different version of Open Sesame (I'd recommend always using the most recent one), or that they h…
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Hi @jdmill51, It sounds as if you included your instructions within the trial sequence instead of before the loop. To present the instructions once and then run the block of trials, place the instructions before the loop containing your list of tria…
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Hi @Tryfonas_Bikos, If the var.acc variables does not do the trick, you can implement your own variable to tracvk accuracy. Simply setup variables to count the number of trials, the number of correct responses and proportion correct to zero. var.ntr…
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Hi @Sim_trying, Try opening the csv file in a text editor to see whether the same occurs. I suspect the issue has to do with your regional settings in Windows, which affects how Excel interprets the comma. Best, Fabrice.
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Hi @Tryfonas_Bikos, The "break if" option prevents a loop from starting a new cycle buyt does not interrupt an ongoing cycle. So, if you have 10 trials cycling 5 times and fulfill the condition for an interruption through the "break i…
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Hi @amoupsou, I had a quick look, spotted that some of your code has an identation problem (some lines of code start with an empty space, which confuses Python). But that in itself does not solve the problem. I don't typically display stimuli using …
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Hi @joelsolo99, This is really more an issue of HTML programmnig than something related to Open Sesame. You should be able to close the HTML page by using the window.closed() function. Here's a modified version of your code that closes the window at…
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Hi @amoupsou, Have you made sure that your pictures are uploaded in the file pool? If that's not the issue, could you upload your task or a shortened version of it to this forum? Regards, Fabrice.
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Hi @Tryfonas_Bikos, The response variables related to a input (e.g., keyboard event; see https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/4.0/manual/variables/) will always refer to the latest input event. hence if you use two consecutive keyboard events, they will relate t…
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Hi @niloofar, Are the sounds loaded up in the file pool? Your description is not sufficient to identify the source of the problem. Can you upload your task to this forum so that I could have a look? (if the task is too large to upload, please upload…
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Hi @rania_tach, @eduard is right that the conditions might be too constraining to allow solutions to be found, but I also wonder whether your "for ... in ..." loop is correct. It looks as if it starts at 0 and goes up to len(video_type) bu…
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Hi @Csilani, Can you specify a little more what you're trying to achieve? Are you looking to repeat a block of trials? or a single trial? Or to go back to a specific sketchpad within a single trial? Generally, the easiest method to have some events …
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Hi @amoupsou, It all depends what you want that script to achieve. But if you're talking about the loop's script, you need to access the loop's script, not adding a Python script object anywhere. To access the loop's script, simply go here: https://…
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Hi @amoupsou, In that case, the solution is fairly simple: (1) Create a loop and populate it with all the sub-selection of 3 stimuli from your set of 5. One sub-selection of 3 stimuli per row. {1, 2, 3} {1, 2, 4} {1, 2, 5} {1, 3, 4} {1, 3, 5} {1, 4,…
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Hi @amoupsou, Not sure I understand your description. "I want all possible combinations of stimuli to be presented in each run of the experiment. However, in each trial, I want OpenSesame to show the stimuli in random order". If you presen…
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Hi @Tryfonas_Bikos, From your description, I think that what you'll need is a combination of coding (in Python or in Javascript), using the "Run if" condition of sequences and the "break if" funciton of a loop. In a nutshell, you…
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Hi @lt_kn_char, You can find information regarding the formatting of form on this page https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.2/manual/forms/custom/. Modifying the parameters to allow sufficient space between the elements may solve the problem. Please check whe…
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Hi @pbe, I've had a quick look at your task but I can't identify anything obvious that would explain this delay. there must be something running in the background that is labor intensive (hence the different delays depending on how fast the computer…
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Hi @ceri910, Can you describe what happens in your trial? What are the different events and how long do they last? What is you trial structure? Should the sound occur at purely random times within a certain interval or would it be ok to have it occu…
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Hi @Tomer_02, Thanks for uploading a stripped down version of your task. I spotted several issues: (1) You had set the duration of your target sketchpad to 600 ms. That means that the task would wait for 600ms before moving on to the keyboard event.…
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Hi @T_Q, Glad I could help. I take you have now installed the plugin. However, if you're unsure how to do it, here's a simple method 1. Launch Open Sesame as administrator 2. In the console paste the following and execute this code: import pip pip.m…
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Hi @Tomer_02, As @eduard pointed out, it would be helpful if you uploaded your experiment or a strip down version of it. It would also be useful if you confirmed which version of Open Sesame you're using. From the error message, it seems that the is…
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Hi @Taufik, Have you tried outputting the content of the variables to the console to check their values? GThis would be the first step. If these are correct, then the issue might be on the other side (the computer registering the triggers on your EE…
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Hi @T_Q, It looks as if your original experiment used the audio_low_latency plugin. Can you confirm you have installed that plugin in OpenSesame 4? Best, Fabrice.
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Hi @Tomer_02, If I understand correctly, you want to keep the ISI constant, ensuring that the triangle remains on the screen for a specific duration irrespective of when the participant respond during that interval. You could do it in two ways. One …
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Hi @Taufik, Can you describe what the issue is exactly? None of the two conditions are selected? The trigger outputted does not correspond to one of the values? To trace back what the issue is, my advice is to output the variables you are using to t…
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Hi @schmer, Did you check the compatibilty check in the OSWeb control panel? This would flag out the most obvious issues. Please remember that not all functionalities ofs Open Sesame are supported in OSWeb (and then it differs a little between OSWeb…
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Hi @schmer, Thanks for reaching out. Your query is a litte too generic to suggest anything specific. Generally speaking, modifying task characteristics on the go typically requires programming (in Python or in Javascript), though it can sometimes al…
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Hi @Silk, Thanks for reaching out about this issue. I had not been able to look ito it until recently and indeed there seems to be a probem with this feature. The developpng team is aware of this bug and I'm told that there will be a fix in an updat…