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• I finally found the error... t%d was just not the good way to treat the value as a decimal, I replace it by t%.4f and it works fine. '3' and '4' were just the whole part of the pupil size. Sorry for the useless question.

  in [solved] Pupil size obtention Comment by Ptit_stagiaire March 2015
• Hi, thanks, that's a really good new for me ! I use a gaze-contingent display and it seems that the calibration is preserved but I wasn't sure that was a good way because if you work to permit the calibration via Python it was may be for a good rea…

  in [solved] Calibration : PyGaze vs TobiiStudio Comment by Ptit_stagiaire March 2015
• Sorry, I forgot to give you the error message about my last problem : Traceback (most recent call last): File "F:\Programme_python\simple_tracker_experiment.py", line 49, in tracker.calibrate() File "C:\Python27\lib\site-pac…

  in [open] AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'sample' Comment by Ptit_stagiaire February 2015
• Hi, thanks for your answer ! I don't understand in this case why in the example files shooting_game.py there is eyetracker.sample()... (line 60) what is the difference with what I am doing ? I have written all my code, in the perspective to take …

  in [open] AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'sample' Comment by Ptit_stagiaire February 2015
• I am very sorry for my stupid question, I just forgot to switch the DUMMYMODE from False to True... But I have now a new error : File "F:\Programme_python\tobii\eye_tracking_io\__init__.py", line 5, in <module> from tobii.eye_t…

  in [open] AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'sample' Comment by Ptit_stagiaire February 2015