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  in Problems with logger and data collection :( Comment by Paula January 2020
• Hi Sebstiaan, Thank you for the explanation! I was expecting to be able to "do" the calibration with the mouse, using the mouse arrow as the gaze. That would have been helpful for adjusting the child-friendly calibration off-site. Thanks …

  in Eye tracker advanced dummy mode (mouse simulation) not working Comment by Paula January 2020
• https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/067/NXPNL7G5Z48F.png This is a screenshot of where the logger should be placed. It is from the OS template provided by default.

  in Problems with logger and data collection :( Comment by Paula January 2020
• Hi! I think if you put the "logger" inside "new_coroutines...", that should work. Then reaction times should be stored in the variable "response_time". Then, your experiment would be more similar to the OS template: htt…

  in Problem with registering several reaction times Comment by Paula January 2020
• Hi, There are 2 things you can do: Check the Opensesame templates and test them to see if they give you the output you need. Then modify your experiment accordingly. Try to upload (a sample) of your experiment here, and then people can weigh in. Bes…

  in Problems with logger and data collection :( Comment by Paula January 2020
• Hi, Did you add a "Logger" (in the menu on the left side of the screen) within each loop? That should do the trick.

  in Problems with logger and data collection :( Comment by Paula January 2020
• Hi Sebastiaan, It is ignored in the sense that it does not appear at all: there is no calibration at all, and the experiment starts immediately... Thanks, Paula

  in Eye tracker advanced dummy mode (mouse simulation) not working Comment by Paula January 2020
• Hi, In case anyone else will wonder about this, I found an good reference here: Dalmaijer, E. S., Mathôt, S., & Van der Stigchel, S. (2014). PyGaze: an open-source, cross-platform toolbox for minimal-effort programming of eyetracking experimen…

  in OpenSesame backend for eyetracker: xpyriment vs legacy Comment by Paula December 2019
• Hi Kate Variable [x]: In the feedback screen, where you mention variable [x], you should put the name of the variable that counts your stimuli. In OS, that variable should be named count_[insert_name_of_stimuli_sketchpad]. (Note: for each sketchpad …

  in Feedback - indicating remaining number of blocks Comment by Paula December 2019
• Hi Alex, Sorry, but I can't help you further. I don't know the variable names... Your intuition looks correct, though. All the best, Paula

  in Open Sesame Output - variables eyeposition x/y/z missing Comment by Paula December 2019
• Hi, I think one way to change the Tobii log-file is by actually changing the libtobii.py in Pygaze package. In this way you can control what is written in the log. You can find this file in you OpenSesame folder, under \Lib\site-packages\pygaze\_eye…

  in Open Sesame Output - variables eyeposition x/y/z missing Comment by Paula December 2019
• I edited the script a bit more and in the end managed to enlarge the subsurface to get a larger ball image based on your explanation. Thanks again for the help!

  in PyGame (Ball-E) error Comment by Paula November 2019
• Hi Eduard, Thank you VERY much for your help. Your fix worked perfectly just by keeping the change you made in lines 181-187. Cheers, Paula

  in PyGame (Ball-E) error Comment by Paula November 2019
• So glad it works! Thanks for sharing!

  in Input Validation Comment by Paula November 2019
• Hi sinem, I am no expert, but I can tell you what I learned about the form validator. First, you need to have as many conditions as variables: that is, in this line "return var.question1 != u'no'" you actually need to add all variables in …

  in Input Validation Comment by Paula November 2019
• Hi Eduard, No: unfortunately, I was not able to solve it. Any input would be much appreciated. Paula

  in PyGame (Ball-E) error Comment by Paula November 2019
• Later edit: deleted.

  in PyGame (Ball-E) error Comment by Paula November 2019
• https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/524/GF0U600JWC6I.osexp Hi, Thanks for the reply! I've uploaded a simple version of the survey. To advance, please use the space bar and/or fill in the information required. :) Paula

  in PyGame (Ball-E) error Comment by Paula November 2019
• Hi! This web helped me figure out how to limit "accepted" characters for text input. The caveat is you need to build the form via an inline script. https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.2/manual/forms/validation/ However, since you want to "exit…

  in Customizing forms/questionnaires Comment by Paula October 2019
• Hi Sebastiaan, Yes, I am using xpyriment, but adding lines before and after the text helps. Thank you for the solution! Best, Paula

  in Random dots below text Comment by Paula September 2019
• Thank you very much @eduard

  in "Back" button on forms Comment by Paula September 2019
• To see the answer, check this thread: https://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/5211/problems-combining-two-experiments#latest Thank you!

  in Issue when combining survey forms and experiments Comment by Paula June 2019
• Update: We figured out how to stop the crashes, but OpenSesame still "decides" to run the inline scripted items first, instead of the experiment...

  in Issue when combining survey forms and experiments Comment by Paula June 2019
• Solved. THANK YOU! Answer, as indicated by Sebastiaan, was here: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.2/manual/forms/widgets/

  in Image "set_rect" error Comment by Paula May 2019
• Thank you very much! It works now!! Best, Paula

  in "Back" button on forms Comment by Paula May 2019
• Hi Sebastiaan, Thank you for the answer. As you suggest, I am trying to use the form validator as an alternative to having a "back" button. However, with this approach I am having difficulties inserting images in the forms (if I use the r…

  in "Back" button on forms Comment by Paula May 2019
• Also, just to mention that the code works if I delete the lines for the image.

  in Image "set_rect" error Comment by Paula May 2019
• Thank you very much for the response. Yes, I may use the multiple-choice forms instead, it seems like a suitable solution.

  in Drop-down menu with OpenSesame forms? Comment by Paula May 2019