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Which incidentally is just what the first sequence of the test_suite experiment does :) Thanks again man! Best regards, Jákup
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Yeah ours is a regular RT task, using 75 participants in an hour long experiment. So, I guess it will not matter if some of these PCs are off in respects to each other, as the noise will be covered through randomization and statistical power. I fin…
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Hello. Thank you very much for your reply :) I found the new timing scripts after the fact :) We'll retest the PCs using those scripts. I was also concerned by the up to 3 ms delay in sketchpad and synth timing, but we are using the legacy backend,…
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Awesome! This opens up a whole new avenue of research for OS. Good work! Best regards, Jákup
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Is there a Frisky Freud release scheduled for Mac OS? A lot of people at our university department are using Macs, and I'm just wondering if I should have them just running from source instead of using version 0.26. Best regards, Jákup
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Try using the xpyriment backend instead. See also the bottom posts in following thread, where Sebastiaan gave a good explanation for me on a similar matter :) http://www.cogsci.nl/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/276/solved-forms#Item_12 Best rega…
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Will do :) All the best, Jákup
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Yes that did the trick! Thank you very much for that :) Best regards, Jákup
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Greetings. I just tested your code, and re-tested mine, with all three backends. And the set_font canvas function only seems to work with xpyriment. Is this right? Best regards, Jákup
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Hmm... I may have spoken too fast. I cannot get it too work, using canvas functions, to display different fonts on the same canvas. I assume it must be possible, seeing as you can do this with the sketchpad. So what am I missing, for example in the …
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It certainly did :) I will use this work-around, although I will have to change the font after this item. I know this is possible using canvas functions, but is it possible with forms as well? Or, to put it another way: is it possible to map a can…
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Hello again. And thank you for your fast reply! :) I have played around with some of the canvas HTML codes, but I haven't gotten alignment tags to work. The thing is, I would like to do a custom form, with two text columns, where the one on the lef…
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Dear Sebastiaan. Thank you very much for your lucid reply. This makes things much more clear for me. The reason I wanted to know, is the "html=True" parameter in the draw_text() function. If this would allow for using html code to format…
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Awesome! Thanks guys, and keep up the good work! Best regards, Jákup
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Dear Wouter. Thank you very much for your excellent explanation! This really cleared things up for me. You are right in saying, it ran deeper than I had imagined! I actually thought long about whether or not I should even post, as the questions se…
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Actually, that rose was supposed to go to your response in another thread, but, I guess you can't take back a gift given :p
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I love it when you put up a new pre-release package! I get so excited and can't wait to get home and try it out :) Best regards. Jákup
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Oh... yes :) Silly me 8-| Thanks a bunch for taking the time to explain this in debt! Jákup
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Actually, version 2.7.3.1 of Portable Python comes with many of the dependencies required by OpenSesame (Matplotlib, NumPy, PyGame, PyQt4, Python Image Library, and PySerial), so it can run out of the box with OpenSesame. PsychoPy and PyOpenGL are …
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There seems to be some bug in the form_text_input item. When using it, even when simply using the default template, the following error message is displayed, when you try and edit the logger's script and press "Apply and close": "unb…
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It certainly did, thanks for clarifying :) So when I log the response variable, in a similar way, it is not a global variable called "response", but a local one, that is replaced by the same variable in subsequent items? So, logging the…
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Hello again Edwin :) And thank you very much :) That is indeed a good idea, if I truly want to customize how I want the experiment counted. But there is a built in variable called 'count'. If you log it using the logger, it will count all the cycle…
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So when preparing canvases up front, would that simply mean inserting inline scripts at the top of OS overview tree, in which all the canvases were coded, declaring them global and then preparing and running them as needed further down the experimen…
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Great! I just tested it (after downloading the pre32 source into the OpenSesame Portable folder and editing its batch file) and it works like a charm :) And thank you very much for the fast update! Best regards, Jákup
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Yes I am. But it doesn't seem to be working for any of the form plugins, save for form_multiple_choice, and it doesn't seem to matter what the content is. Just try the default template and add a form, and you should be able to replicate the error. …
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Booyah! Using the system time seems to do the trick: from openexp.canvas import canvasimport randomimport time global time# copy stimuli sketchpad:c1 = self.copy_sketchpad("stimuli") c0 = self.copy_sketchpad("stimuli") # get st…
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Well initially it did not reveal anything in the debug window. Only the above error message was displayed in a popup window. When i run OS with the --debug option on, I get the following lines in the debug window, when the same runtime error is disp…
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First of all, I would just like to say, what an awesome project this is. The portable edition is why I've persuaded my supervisor, that we should use OpenSesame in an upcoming experiment, instead of needing to install dependent libraries for running…
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Hello Lotje. Thank you very much for your help :) This will definitely work, as well. But isn't there a built in variable called simply 'count'? I was thinking, that instead of logging all the various instantiations of the count_* variables, that I…
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Ah I see. Well, I need to have two canvases because, in addition to the animation we talked about above, I need it to repeat itself 5 times within a 1800 ms window. And each iteration should be as random as above. If it would be possible with one ca…