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Hi zsc, (Quote) Exactly, the program does not start at the start of your script again. Therefore you'd need to combine both statements: no_answer = canvas()while var.mc1 == 'no' or var.mc2 == 'no': no_answer.text('You missed a question!') #text…
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Hi Fabio, Good to see progress! (Quote) If the experiment is designed for a touch-based device (e.g. an Android tablet), it is required to use the Droid back-end. (Quote) Adding my_mouse.show_cursor(show=True) should work, but depending on the ba…
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Hi Fabio, You are almost there, the response are collected and the arrow is constructed. However, you need to 'flip' the canvas to update the screen once a response has been collected. Simply add my_canvas.show() at the end of your script and it sh…
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Hi Sam, To my knowledge, that is not possible using the GUI. There might be some solution using Python, but it would require some extensive scripting. Some pointers can be found on the forum, e.g: * http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/5…
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Hi zsc, What happens is that your script does not actually redirects OpenSesame back into the existing sequence, rather, it creates a copy of the questionnaire to display. Therefore, the script does not run again after the first time (since it is a…
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Hi Renii, Welcome to the forum! Based on the amount of questions it might be an idea to do some of the tutorials first. Everything you describe about your paradigm can be achieved with the GUI only, there is no need for python coding (or at least,…
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Hi Freeo, Changing the stimuli from letters to numbers should be relatively straightforward. In step 9 of the tutorial you could swap the list with letters to a list with numbers: letters = list(string.ascii_uppercase) for numbers = [0, 1, 2, 3,…
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Hi Jenny, Attached is the experiment, it should display three option now. What happened was that the answer options (the widgets) were allocated to the same location within a trial, resulting only in a single option. I have changed the widget_loop …
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Hi Alper and Mari, I'm not entirely sure, but it could be that the variables have not been defined globally (i.e. throughout the whole experiment) and OpenSesame is trying to initialize these variables. Would it help to add an inline script at the …
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Hi Gen, I don't have a Mac so i don't know what could be wrong. But it might be helpful and more convenient for others to post the specific error message you encounter! Best, Laurent
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Hi Dougie, First of all, have you seen the tutorials? The first one explains how to implement sound files and how to play these based on certain conditions (like yours). * http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.1/tutorials/beginner/ When you say that the exper…
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Hi Jenny, I'm not sure what the problem is, would you mind sharing your experiment so i can have a look at it?
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Hi Jenny, You can randomise the order of the buttons by turning the positions, meaning the column and/or the row, of the buttons into variables (e.g. widget 0 [positions_row] 1 1 image_button path="bw[T1].jpg"). These variables can be cre…
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Hi Zenith, With the help of an inline_script prior to your fixation cross presentation you can make use of the random function. For an example see: * http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/1288/solved-subtracting-duration-using-python-isi-…
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Hi Luis, The following thread might be helpful for your specific experiment, it does require a bit of inline scripting though: * http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/2265/inline-script-repeat-incorrect-response-trial In your example you…
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Hi Mr Nunu, Unfortunately, there is no function to change the letter spacing on your sketchpad.
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Hi Stephanie, If you are talking about the reponse_time variable of your keyboard_reponse item (which appears in your log file as response_time_keyboard_response by default), then that number indicates the onset of the response item until the momen…
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Hi Rampriya, This older thread might be helpful: * http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/363/solved-double-space-bar If you want to calculate and log the absolute RT and the relative RT between the response, you can add and subtract the …
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Hi Ben, Perhaps this part of the documentation is helpful for you? * http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.1/manual/forms/performance/ Best, Laurent
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Hi Jenna, Welcome to the forum! It is a bit unclear to me what the exact issue is and what is exactly is that you want the form to do. Do you want to avoid participants having to press Enter before they can use the Next button? Because i don't thi…
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Hi Jamila, Welcome to the forum! Can you be more specific with your question? What is it that you want to present and how is your experiment structured? Based on the current information and exception message we can only guess what causes the erro…
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Hi Dusty, The former line up with still images is ofcourse possible, but i don't think a .gif file will be presented in OpenSesame as it would be on a webpage (a rapid serie of frames). Alternatively, you might resort to video files or present indi…
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@MichaelPi That is an amazing template, thank you so much for this!
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Hi Bryn, Everything is setup as it should, except that you should uncheck the checkbox "Evaluate on first cycle". What happens is that OpenSesame checks whether the break--if statement is true before the sequence has been created, therefo…
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Hi Astn, I wasn't able to compile your experiment based on the script (probably because i'm running a different version on Windows). But to me it looks like you are not logging the system time variable. Either select log all variables in your logge…
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Hi Astn, Could you share the experiment script so i can look at it? It should be working, at least, so it does on my end. Thanks!
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Hi Jérémy, My French is a bit rusty, but my guess is that the folder you are opening your experiment from is not accessible. Try saving your experiment to different non-restricted path such as your desktop, it should open from there.
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Hi Astn, We need a bit more information! What did you add to the script to obtain the system time? If you added the exact same code provided in the link the system time should appear in your excel file under the column my_system_time. It is diffic…
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Hi again Bryn, (Quote) And are you able to see all the experiments stored on the internal storage? The debug file you attached does not show anything erroneous, but i can be that the error is not always written (correctly) to the debug-file. Since…
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Hi Bryn, I've just checked, and i have the same issue on my Asus tablet with the Android keyboard enabled. It is impossible to type capitals in the prompt screens, but that does not seem to matter anymore (e.g. /sdcard/experiments/ gives me the lis…