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I've had good success with the mousetrap plug-in. For the same experiment, I also played around with the TUIO protocol. This worked great, but I only needed to keep things simple so there was no strict need for it.
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Could be an issue on the receiving end. I am not too familiar with BioSemi, but: Some systems are really finicky about specifying the baud rate. What does Biosemi "expect" to see? Perhaps you should do a byte conversion on your end, so so…
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Yes, just use an inline script with eyetracker.calibrate() Wherever you need it.
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Which pip version do you have? I believe that the pip.main() method was removed from v10 onwards.
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Hey Dahm, In response to your last question, they refer to this table: http://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/723/YZN0KHHH9QAN.png Debugging LPT/TTL connections can be quite tricky. I am a bit out of my debt here as I've only used the triggerbox, but don't …
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Hi Kate, It is difficult to know exactly what you mean by timing, but it seems like they are presented for a longer duration than you intended; correct me if I'm wrong. Have you measured this? Looking at your experiment, I'd hazard a guess that your…
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You're definitely on the right track! If you have the latest OpenSesame release, you don't need to do anything with the code in libsmi.py, as it has since then be committed to the master branch of Pygaze. Indeed, wherever you want to send a marker y…
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Yes, definitely possible! To get started, see the PyGaze aoi plugin. Since running a timer AND checking each gaze sample during this timer can be computationally heavy, what I tend to do is the following. I present a sketchpad with for example a ga…
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That looks similar to the "unknown developer" warning that OSX does. What happens if you go to the downloaded file in Finder and open it via CTRL+click (instead of double-click)? If it still doesn't open, you might have to change your secu…
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Hi Ellen, You need the iViewX API. DM me if you can't find it.
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In case it is compatible and licensed, here's my $ 0.02. We had experienced a similar issue with a Tobii Spectrum. This is related to the way in which the SDK automatically looks for eyetrackers and theoretically selects the first available one. For…
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To add to this, the MoviePy plug-in has the option to run custom code every frame. I don't know how robust it is, due to creating a race condition or otherwise, but this would be easy to test. For example, you could: Edit a video with a specific, kn…
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I know that this is unlikely to be helpful, as I am not savvy in either DataMatrix (1) or R, but doesn't DataMatrix have NumPy as dependency? In numpy, you could exclude the missing values with np.nanmean() or filter out the missing values altogethe…
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There are a few ways in which you can do this, but one of them is: Before your loop, you can place an inline code to (re)-set a trial counter variable: var.TrialNr = 0 At the start of the loop (so IN the loop sequence), place an inline code to add …
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This appears to occasionally happen in MacOSX without any particular rhyme or reason (although, it probably has to do with increasingly pushing developers to use the App Store so they can make more money). I haven't used the DMG file myself recently…
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Your sync question is tricky, because with SMI I don't think it's possible to sync the clocks. However, you can definitely send timestamped markers to iViewX directly. It's in fact fairly straight-forward by adding a few lines in your libsmi.py scri…
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As far as I understand, python 3 is supported via Futurize in the newer versions of OpenSesame. However, some of the dependencies may be 2.7 only. Good question though, because https://pythonclock.org :)
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Just to wrap up this discussion, I'm actually using a custom parser that outputs a pandas compatible (uniform) .csv. I do like how DataMatrix works with both categorical and series data, but I'm sticking to pandas for now because of familiarity and …
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Hi @sebastiaan, I had a quick look at the eyelinkparser (and the included smiparser) and it looks VERY useful indeed, thanks!
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(I can't find an edit button. The post scriptum was meant for @Edwin. Bloody auto-fill...)
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Disable McAfee.
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Are you using Windows? If so, it is not so much OpenSesame "losing focus" as Windows' task manager, which has the annoying habit on scanning the processes and deciding for you which should be active. Does the problem persist if you set the…
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I haven't used this plugin and maybe I'm terribly wrong, but could the problem be in the "Call custom Python code on keypress" item? Looking at the media_player_mpy.py script, it seems that it will jump to the custom code when the field is…
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About pip in your command window: you probably need to add the path of your pip installation to the path system variable. Find the path to your pip. It will probably be in a folder like "C:\Python\Scripts", which is what I will use below a…
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Just my two cents, but it could be completely unrelated. I always had issues with OpenSesame on Mac; i.e. app crashes and "funny" looking menus. I could never trace the source of these issues, but they all disappeared now that I installed …
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I can confirm that they took all the download links offline when they sold the company about a year ago. (Quote) I have -what I believe to be- the latest version of the SDK. If you mean that you want to host it, I'd be happy to send you the file, a…
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It's been a while for me, but indeed I remember that copying all the dll's into the right folder solved some, but not all of the issues, so (Quote) makes a lot of sense! I don't speak Java, so your interface sounds great! I suppose that's the way …
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As far as I remember, for binocular SMI trackers (x, y) returns an averaged position as well. (Just providing a specific note to @Edwin's great general response).
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