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  in setting image location in sketchpad OSWeb Comment by Galit October 2020
• Adding, that in the regular version of OpenSesame, not OSweb, the experiment runs in full screen, and the visual image is shown on the side of the screen (width-100). Thank you, Galit

  in setting image location in sketchpad OSWeb Comment by Galit October 2020
• Hi Eduard, According to what you write, I am supposed to see the image in the entire screen, but in principle, I can't see the image in the entire screen. Attached are two screen shots showing, one showing the entire visual image (width-550), and o…

  in setting image location in sketchpad OSWeb Comment by Galit October 2020
• Thanks for your reply. It seems to work, though for some reason, it looks like the entire screen is not fully used. That is when I define a new variable, new_x, I need to define it very far from the edge of the screen (i.e. vars.width-550) in order…

  in setting image location in sketchpad OSWeb Comment by Galit October 2020
• To clarify, when using the vars.width, the program doesn't crash or get stock, but the image isn't shown on the screen. This is true when setting X to different values [vars.width - X].

  in setting image location in sketchpad OSWeb Comment by Galit October 2020
• Thanks for the reply. Yes, it is weird that it doesn't work in OSWeb. Here is the script line I am using in the sketchpad element: draw image center=1 file="hammer.png" scale=1.5 show_if=always x="-[vars.width - 50]" y=0 z_index=…

  in setting image location in sketchpad OSWeb Comment by Galit September 2020
• Hi Sebastian, Thanks, this works! Best, Galit

  in Use of sampler in coroutines Comment by Galit September 2020
• Hi Sebastiaan, Thanks for your reply. Regarding the solution you offered, do you suggest to play the audio sound in the background and also have a coroutine displaying the visual image for a short time, followed by a black screen while the user ca…

  in Use of sampler in coroutines Comment by Galit September 2020
• Solved! Using the general correctness variable does the trick (instead of looking at the correctness of the keyboard variable).

  in OSWeb keyboard correct response Comment by Galit September 2020