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Okay that was a pretty obvious one.. Just when I thought I understood the basics of python, I made another 'rookie' mistake L-) Thanks for your reply! Cheers! Thijs
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Okay, so I've made some small final adjustments to the script. I replaced the "click here" textline with a red rectangle and I've added some code to highlight the targets when clicked, which was all pretty straight-forward to implement. I…
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Hi Sebastiaan, Once again, thanks for the quick reply. The support I'm getting through this forum (even during the weekends!) is absolutely amazing! After reading your reply I decided to copy your code by literally typing it over in the inline scr…
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Hi Sebastiaan, Thanks for your reply! Your code seems a bit more logical and much cleaner. When I implement your code however, the script doesn't seem to get past the my_mouse.get_click() line, which means d1 < ClickMargin or d2 < ClickMarg…
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Hi Sebastiaan, Thanks for your reply! I took your advice and read some tutorials. Of course I should have done this first before putting my bets on the forum again (sorry about that) but I got somewhat frustrated about all the errors I got on my ma…
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Okay, so finally I've got my experiment up and running and approved by my professor, only a few small details are still missing... I'm currently working on the first three sequences, which will function as test-trials. After the third test trial, t…
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Hi Sebastiaan, According to the feedback item, there should be nothing wrong with the output at all. After importing the .csv file in excel however, the 'punctuation' of the data somehow gets messed up; 10.7645 for instance, is displayed as 107.645…
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Hi Sebastiaan, As always, thanks for the quick reply! I guess I must have mismatched the targets and mouse clicks in the output because I repeated the script several times with very small targets (making them easier to track and separate) and in fa…
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Hi there! As I mentioned in my previous post, I'm currently trying to fine-tune the output of my experiment in order to make the data a little less 'labor intensive' to process. Unfortunately, I keep getting a lot of error messages similar to those…
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Hi there! It took some effort and a lot of very frustrating error messages, but I finally managed to implement your code! I think the majority of error messages (mostly missing or even 'invisible' indents, or strange syntax errors such as 'import r…
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Hi Sebastiaan, Once again, thanks for the quick reply, I really appreciate all the time and effort you're putting into answering my questions! I am eager to run the new script you posted above, but unfortunately I keep getting a tuple error messag…
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Hi Sebastiaan, Thanks for your quick reply! Preferably, the box should be moving smoothly in a straight path towards one of the four edges of the screen whenever the subject clicks on a corresponding edge (i.e. top, left, bottom, right). The reaso…
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Hi there! Using the Python inline code mentioned above as a basis, I managed to create a basic multiple object tracking experiment in OpenSesame. In addition to basic M.O.T. task variables such as speed, rotation and number of targets/distractors,…
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Hi Lotje, Okay I feel somewhat stupid now... Instead of placing the logger at the end of the experiment, I placed it at the beginning! I remember trying to change the order of the items in the command line but I must have forgotten to press the app…
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Dear Lotje, First of all, best wishes for the new year, and thanks for your quick reply! Due to the holidays and a brief vacation, I was unable to reply to your post any sooner, so my apologies for that =) I managed to implement the Python inline…