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Hi Alex, I don't want to hijack but i think i understand what you want, i had the same issue. The response variable is indeed not automatically collecting responses from the form. You need to add an inline_script directly after your form that conta…
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Hi Florian, I'm workin with a Nexus 7 (2012) and a Asus MeMo Pad 7 (2014). The Nexus has a better overall performance, as expected for that price. But, for some reason the OpenSesame runtime performs somewhat better and more consistent on the Asus,…
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As far as i know it works for label and button widgets only, the checkbox text is automatically aligned on my end
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Hi Tali, The accidental switch sounds way too familiar :) You can add the alignment into any text widget: widget 0 0 5 1 label center=False text=Instructions
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Hi Labovich, I'm unable to reproduce this problem when i copy your form, so in essence you're not doing anything wrong. The only solution i can think of is the obvious one: did you log all variables in your logger item and, if so, have you tried ma…
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Hi Eykman, I believe Python starts counting at 0 so thats the reason your values are lower. If you want to count the 'normal' way you could add an inline_script directly after your rating scale form and add: var.question1 = var.question1 + 1var.qu…
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Glad i could help! I'll look into the characters but i have no experience with that so a safe bet would be to make pictures of the instructions.
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Hi Abao, The timer works on my end, even if no response is given within the time limit. You could try to remove the redundant dist_test_loop and move the first inline_script just before dist_loop and append the second inline_script into dist_sequen…
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And did you insert the break_seq variable into the Break If line under advanced options? As for the multiple choice forms, for some reason OpenSesame doesn't recognize them as standard forms (like your text input forms) and therefore doesn't automa…
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Hmm, that's weird. Could it be that you have the dist_test_loop set to repeat twice? Or perhaps it loops through the dist_loop twice?
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I believe i've got the timer and random stimulus presentation working now. Turned out i was overthinking it way too much. Here is the correct script: In the run phase of an inline_script before dist_test_loop var.break_seq = 0total_time = 0start_t…
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Sorry for the confusion, i forgot to paste a few lines in my previous comment. I've edited now with the correct content :) The while loop still needs work though, i just don't know the correct syntax. Maybe you can leave it unchanged (stick with th…
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Hi Aboa I went over your experiment a couple of times and what i've noticed is that your experiment doesn't actually store anything: What you should do to store all variables, and maybe i wasn't clear enough in my previous post, sorry for that, is…
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Hi Alessandra, If you click on the very first item of your experiment (where you would select a back-end) you'll see the script-editor where your full experiment is scripted.
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Hi, You can place the while loop anywhere in the run phase of a inline_script, as long as you've defined all neccessary variables before it. Basically, your loop would look something like: # Create variable that checks if the loop should breakbrea…
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Hi Amy, You can simply change the name to the filename by doubleclicking on the area. I can really recommend working your way trough the tutorial again, afterwards everything will make much more sense :) Two other notes: If your mask is the same i…
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Okay, let's start with getting all pictures into a file pool as explained here in the tutorial. Once all the files are in the pool you can add your variables into the loop item. By the looks of it you'd need four variables: first image, second imag…
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Hi Amy, Your experiment shouldn't be too difficult to implement and by the looks of the screenshot you have come a long way already. It's difficult to determine at which point the in experiment you are stranded, is there any particular part you ne…
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I've also added another piece that passes the chosen experiment into the logfile path. Might be handy when you have multiple experiments running and want the logfile into the corresponding folder of that experiment, instead of manually switching bet…
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Hi Sebastiaan, Here is my attempt at creating a second column, i reckon it isn't the most elegant but it does the trick: # Create a form to select the experimentmax_file_list_size = 16form = widgets.form(exp, cols=[1,1], rows=[1]*(max_file_list_si…
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Hi Tommaso, If i read it correctly you can do all those things within the menu of the loop item. First, simply remove all the rows of the combinations which you do not want to present. Second, add two more variables that contain the x-coordinates, …
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Hi Florian, I'm not sure about the second option but you could place an inline_script at the very beginning of your experiment that closes and re-opens the logfile under a different or more extensive filename. Check out this thread for more info …
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If it asks for the sdcard it probably means that your tablet's default storage directory is called /sdcard. It took me some tries the first time too but i created a new folder in which i put all my experiment /sdcard/Experiments/ and set this as the…
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Hi, I don't think there is a way to customize the color of the buttons in the form items. Also, every button you create has an variable that you can create or change in the last statement of the widget: widget 0 0 1 1 button text='Click me!' center…
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Hi Florian, Edit: i'm rather slow, so Eduard already answered most of it :) The widget functions only work with form items, not on the sketchpad items. It took me a while to figure that out as well. For your second question: i think that the ima…
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Yes that is correct, make sure to place the inline_script before the loop starts!
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Hi Eglantine, If i read it correctly you could just set the amount of cycles in your loop to 2 and set the amount of repeats to 0.5, in this way only one of the two conditions will be presented and the loop will end once it is presented. Make sure …
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Hi Eduard, I've added another 'main' sequence in which the menu and all my experiments will run. The menu consists of a empty form item on which i draw a few buttons that correspond with the experiment and an exit button. Furthermore, I select the …
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Hi Sebastiaan, Thanks for the reply, i've looked into the EyeTribe and it seems like a very affordable and nice solution. I'll try the tech department here if they are willing to purchase one :) We were also thinking about alternative sensory inpu…
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Hi, I'm not sure if these are specifically mentioned in the posts above but i would like to see: * Unlink copy option (when an existing item has been copied) * Improved grid in the touch-response item, for example being able to set the coordinates…