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Hi @irenetognon Below are some suggestions from SigmundAI, our Opensesame AI assistant, and hopefully you can find some useful guidance regarding your questions (which are not really related to an Opensesame issue to fix per se). ------- Sigmund: F…
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Sigmund: Great question, Jan! Short answer: yes—you can ship a plugin with a fully custom Qt GUI without touching OpenSesame core. You don’t have to use the auto-plugin UI; instead, provide your own editor class that builds any layout/widgets you li…
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Great question! Recording participants’ voices in a browser-based OpenSesame experiment (OSWeb) is possible using the Web Audio/MediaRecorder APIs via JavaScript. Below is a practical roadmap, including what works online, what to avoid, and a minima…
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Great question! Recording participants’ voices in a browser-based OpenSesame experiment (OSWeb) is possible using the Web Audio/MediaRecorder APIs via JavaScript. Below is a practical roadmap, including what works online, what to avoid, and a minima…
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It sounds like you’ve already narrowed down quite a bit by testing different backends, trying on a different machine, removing forms, reinstalling OpenSesame, etc. Unfortunately, the “ExperimentProcessDied” error usually doesn’t reflect a problem wi…
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Oh no! Font issues can be so frustrating 😖 I'm sorry your student is experiencing this problem. Let's see if we can help them get OpenSesame up and running smoothly. Based on the error message, it seems the issue is specifically with loading the &qu…
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You're correct in identifying the version mismatch between Python 3.10 and Python 3.11 as the issue. To resolve this, you can create a custom Python environment using Anaconda with Python 3.10, which allows you to use the tobii-research library with…
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Hello! To use a Tobii eye tracker like the Tobii Pro Fusion with OpenSesame, you should select "Tobii" as the eye tracker type in the PYGAZE_INIT item. However, this requires installing the necessary Python module(s) yourself. Here's how y…
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I'm glad you're considering enhancements for OpenSesame! However, my knowledge is limited to the functionalities and usage described in existing documentation, and I'm not able to assist with deeper modifications to the OpenSesame software itself or…
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As of the latest documentation available to me, running OpenSesame experiments directly on Android tablets isn't supported through any official OpenSesame channels or updates. The droid runtime, as you mentioned, is indeed no longer supported, which…
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Absolutely! Let's go through the steps together. 😊 Step 1: Estimate Screen Size First, you'll need to present instructions to the participant to hold up a common object (such as a credit card, which has a standard width of about 85.6 mm) to the scre…
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Hello! In OpenSesame, you cannot directly set the size of stimuli based on visual angle within the program's graphical user interface. However, you could implement a custom calibration procedure similar to the virtual chinrest you mentioned. This re…
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Hello! Yes, it is indeed possible to create a file that participants can execute directly to start the experiment. Here are a few options: Export to HTML (OSWeb): If your experiment is compatible with OSWeb, you can export it to HTML. This will gene…
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It sounds like you're familiar with an older version of OpenSesame. In the current version, the process for running an experiment online has changed a bit. If you've updated to a newer version and you're looking to run your experiment in a browser w…