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I'm in the process of programming another experiment, and analyzing data from my previous experiment. It has truly been a pleasure using all your software. I have never had an easier or more rewarding experience in programming an experiment. I have …
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Hi Sebastiaan, The design tweak helped performance immensely, and the program now works great on the school computers as well. I hope that some kind of 'performance hack' can be done with forms in the future, they make it quite convenient to presen…
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Me again! I just tested the approach outlined above - splitting the form elements among multiple screens, and the latency is gone. The only hurdle left is to see if this improvement carries over to the school computers I need to use for the experim…
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Hello Sebastiaan, Thanks for your reply. I have tried the various back-ends, and even using legacy without double-buffering, the text entry latency is problematic. I tried the expyriment text_input method, but I was unable to devise a way to also…
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Ok, great! Thank you for explaining :)
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Thank you for explaining. So then, in principle, you should place all your code in the prepare() phase, and OpenSesame decides which portions to execute at runtime and which to execute prior to runtime; but if you know beforehand that one portion o…
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Hello Sebastiaan, I knew it would be a simple fix, many thanks! One more question, if you don't mind: How are the prepare and run code sections of an inline_script item related? It seems like most of the code one writes for items like stimulus di…