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Hi there, Was this issue ever resolved? I am encountering a similar problem. Matthew
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Hi there, A little update. I managed to get OpenSesame to run. For anyone else who may be doing the same as me, you need to also follow these instructions (https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/4.0/download/) in order to download appropriate packages. Using anaco…
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edit - both PCs are Windows 10
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https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/966/GQXYIIJ5SZDE.osexp Sorry it didn't upload in the previous message. Here it is
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Hi, Thanks for the responses. I used the throttle network and simulated a very slow network in Chrome "slow 3g" (Download - 412 Kbps, Upload - 674 Kbps) and the loading time was approx 10.7 mins. The "fast 3G" profile (Download …
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Hi Eduard, Thanks for this. My goal is to ensure that the timing between presentation of stimuli is consistent (across and within these sequences). I think you're probably right that the best solution is to put everything into a single sequence. I c…
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https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/712/CK13YW54YTEA.osexp Here is the experiment in case that is helpful to see how the task is laid out (I had to remove all the images to get it to upload - apologies!). Thanks, Matthew
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Hi Eduard, Thanks that helps a lot. Yes, I may just set maxrep to 2. That shouldn't really be an issue for me I think. If I try the inline_scripts route I'll post it here. Thanks! Matthew
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Apologies - I had a typo above when explaining the pairs of repeating trials that I highlighted. I meant to say, "T4, T3, T4, T3". Matthew
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Hi Fabrice, Excellent that was very simple and easy to implement!! Thanks!! Best, Matthew
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Ahh that makes sense. Great, thanks for your help, Eduard!
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Hi Eduard, Thanks. So I have actually set my logger at the end of the experiment to record judgements made on all of the trials not just the last trial (it also records demographic info indicated at the start and counts memory checks). https://forum…
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Hi Eduard, Thanks for the response. Sorry my question was probably not well presented. This is how my experiment is laid out so far: https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/904/G9AW9NR49EEE.png https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/259/8IGACUULKPW0.png Then in …
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Hi Eduard, Thanks for the advice. I tried scaling down the images and this has made things run a little faster!! Thanks! Will update here if I find another way to optimise it further. All the best, Matthew
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Hi Eduard, Thanks for getting back to me. My "__pool__" folder is within the folder in which the experiment is located. I have also tried just having my files within the experiment folder (not within the "__pool__" folder) but th…
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Hi Eduard, Sorry for late reply, I put hold on this project for a while and coming back to it now so completely forgot about this thread! So the experiment runs normally and it is accessing all the files as it should which is great. Except it is ve…
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Hi all, I had the same problem as the OP and I created a folder in my experiment folder (also in dropbox) named "__pool__". I moved all the files over to this folder and OpenSesame is accessing these files all the same. Yet it still comes …
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Hi, Sorry I have since found a solution to my problem above. I used a bit of python code in the 'run if' statement that has made things work. I created a sequence after the mousetrap response item that contained the three response pictures I wante…
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Hi Pascal, Sorry for the late reply. Thanks for the help and the link to the pre-print! I have managed to now assign the three different sections of my images to three different buttons. So now I am trying to run certain images that will appear if…
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Thanks Sebastian....I didn't realise that I needed to use an inline_script item to do that! I have now placed the item at the start of the experiment and used similar code to Josh except I have 6 categories instead of 3. However, an error is now com…
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Hi Josh, I am also very new to programming and OpenSesame. Where exactly do I put that code into the general script? Everytime I click apply it takes the code away so I assume I'm putting it in the wrong place. Best, Matthew