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That indeed worked, thanks! (chromium as a snap has the same problem, but non-snap installations of chrome worked) A very personal feature request would then be to be able to choose which browser to run the experiment in from the OSweb settings. Th…
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Hi Edu! Thanks for your response. I'm indeed not entirely sure these things are OS4 specific. But I suspect they have to be 'recent'. Size in psychopy I suspect this isn't OS4-specific, but I'm surprised no one seems to have brought it up before. Ma…
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About psychopy and sizes of circular gratings I did some digging and got the suspicion that psychopy scales the size of the texture that is underlying a grating up to the nearest power of 2, and then determines the size of the circular mask based on…
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I've done some digging in the psychopy documentation, and my eye landed on a sentence that the underlying texture of a gratingStim should be a square 'power-of-two' image; and in the source I saw comments that pointed to this as well. I started to…
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Hiya! Had the same problem. Just to check (and add a solution for whoever also lands here) the best interim solution I could come up with was to just draw a big rectangle upon creating the canv persistent.c=Canvas() let c =persistent.c c.rect({x:-va…
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Sounds like a perfect solution :)
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I don't have a direct solution for @pinarke and it seems their problem is fixed -- but ran into a similar issue; failing to transfer and eventual incomplete data files... For me the solution was in this: Then about the amount of result data. Again I…
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Hi @kri ! Thanks for fixing this. Both the mwe and my experiment now seem to upload just fine. (I still get the duplicate folder warning/renaming though, but by generating a new file with a new internal ID I should be able to prevent that.) Thanks!…
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I can turn the server back on for today until you exported your data. Please notify me when you are done. Awesome! Thanks so much, I just pulled my data, so I'm done with it :) And in the near future there will be another JATOS server, similar to ex…
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Since the seed seems to be reset to the same value whenever opensesame runs, it would seem that something that is either imported or run at startup sets it. But since the process repeats within and not between processes, it can't be a hard-coded se…
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From your screenshot it seems you are setting whattext in the run phase. However, opensesame will already have prepared the sketchpad earlier -- every item in a sequence is prepared before the first item in the sequence is run. Try placing your cod…
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By the way -- I found I can resolve the issue in terms of its outcome, simply by calling np.random.seed() at the start of my experiment. -- but I have very little understanding as to why/where this is happening, and it seems that it shouldn't hap…
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Hey, The Neurodebian page still lists 0.27.2-4~nd13.04+1 as their version. Will it still be updated, or is it advised to use ppa:smathot/cogscinl ?
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Jon's replied; He's fixed all of these imports and it seems a new psychopy release will be out next week, including these changes! https://github.com/psychopy/psychopy/commit/b294c5395574f7fdcfce28ea9258a5284a2fe1e4
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I could, but I have no insight so far as to how many files would need such a fix -- I'd have to dive into the psychopy source way deeper than I'd like to right now ;) (Quote) yep, that too
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Hey airenos, Learning python scripting is certainly a good idea, but if you feel very insecure about this, you can avoid scripting altogether in this case. It sounds like you've set up your experiment pretty much like the gaze_cueing tutorial, so …
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After some work in OS over the past couple weeks, I came across another list of small things ( admitted, some of these are more wish-list like than others, which are more mild annoyances ). * I had a '\' character in my script, developing on a linu…
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I'm terribly late with this, but there seem to be no new deb packages for .27 in http://files.cogsci.nl/software/opensesame/ Upgrading from a deb was hilariously simple last time; did you drop those?
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Hi Kiri, (Quote) By declaring/defining a variable within an inline script the way you have done above, i.e. within a python inline script, it is only visible/accessible within that particular inline script. To make it visible to other inline scrip…
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Hey Kiri, I'm afraid we're going to need a lot more information! In particular, We need to know where the error occurs (is it in this inline script item? this piece of code? If so, what does it currently look like? If not, where does the error come…
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Hi boris, variables in your loop tables, or feedback variables like response_time are set in self.experiment. They are not immediately accessible within your inline_script items, but you can 'get' and 'set' them using the experiment object rt = se…
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(Quote) Tried that already ;) .. then I ran into the realization that eyelink_graphics is constructed before experiment.eyelink is fully constructed (i.e. exists). We could probably make it work, but we have to be sure that the eyelink initializati…
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Hey Sebastiaan, I'm pretty sure I fixed it! libeyelink.py diff for libeyelink.py eyelink_drift_correction.py diff for eyelink_drift_correction.py Quick summary of the changes I made, primarily in libeyelink.py * in the libeyelink init: expe…
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Just a quick response until I get to some more testing today (hopefully I will) : W.R.T. threading and your comments: When I enabled fix_triggered_drift_correction and threw an exception within eyelink_graphics.get_input_key() I got both: I got a s…
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Hey Sebastiaan, Your last lines suggested it would be a quick fix, but unfortunately I'm running into some issues. I wrote a little function (http://pastebin.com/gb0dmy9M), and added to get_input_key(): try: _key, time = self.my_keyboard.g…
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One thing I tend to forget but find extremely annoying is the way the detection of 'unsaved changes' works. Whenever I change tabs within an inline script item, or make some other minor change that isn't really a change (,gui mostly), opensesame mar…
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(Quote) Quick intermediate result: I just implemented it, and I don't notice any lag when get_clock_async() calls getTrackerTime() instead of returning a variable. (I also called get_clock_async() from within wait_for_event(), instead of using said …
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Hey Sebastiaan, Yeah, it almost seems too good to be true. Let's hear what they say. In the meantime, I've run into yet ANOTHER issue when analyzing my gaze-contingent experiment that got me involved in this. I think this needs to be addressed bef…
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Hey Sebastiaan, First off, happy new year! I saw today that you committed the suggested changes, aside from the potential version issue. Well, It seems the SR guys are back to work, and I just got a reply from Nabil, the SR-guy who helped Daniel (…
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Hi Sebastiaan, (Quote) The simple reason was that the current version has pylink.version.vernum = (1,0,0,27) and the fixed versions I got yield (1,0,0,28) or higher. I concluded version numbers must go up, and a simple check for vernum == 1,0,0,28 …