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Hi @anna_snow You could use a table with eight columns for the image names and eight columns for the image positions. The number of rows would depend on your specific experimental design (e.g., all possible combinations of eight out of twelve image…
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Hi @anna_snow Here is a working example that you can adjust to show eight images instead of four. Depending on your exact experimental design, you may need to make other adjustments, but at least you get the general idea. https://forum.cogsci.nl/up…
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Hi @anna_snow At the moment, your inline script is only shuffling four images (all_images) and assigning them to four positions. To get 8 images out of 12 with condition constraints (e.g. 2 positive, 2 negative, 4 neutral), you’ll need a slightly m…
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Hi @chavudin OK, unfortunately, I have no idea what's happening. I'll ask Sigmund, our Opensesame AI expert, and paste its response below to see if it helps. Claire
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Hi @chavudin Hmm, I'm not sure what the issue is here. Does it only happen when you try to install Opensesame, or does it also happen with other software? Yes, try installing it with Conda in case it's an environment, permissions or network issue …
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Hi @Raanan I'm not sure why you can't access your variable. Are you using the correct syntax to call your variable? JavaScript variables should be preceded by 'vars', for example: vars.your_var_name. Also, make sure that your inline script is place…
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Hi @Raanan Can you share your experiment file? Thanks, Claire
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Hello @chavudin Are you trying to install Opensesame with the Standard Windows installer? (here) If you could be more specific (i.e., add details, when does it fail, how/at what step, what did you do, etc.) and paste the full error/traceback, we ma…
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Hi @churrundo I think the solution here is indeed to have the mouse and keyboard handled together in a loop that only breaks when the spacebar is pressed. Maybe one way to do that with an inline script would be to create mouse and keyboard objects, …
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Hi @bugay I'm not sure what's happening here, but here are a few ideas: Check that you have installed the latest version of the library, and/or try uninstalling and reinstalling it (maybe it freezes because it has trouble finding the library). Also…
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Hi @julia_reis_ulisboa I’m not completely sure I follow your intended structure, but I'll try to help anyway! Setting the loop’s order to "random" (like you did in your screenshot) will shuffle all 100 rows once per run. That means you do…
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Glad it is working now, thanks for the update @jan_t !
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Hi @Romaiin Are you trying to design Opensesame experiments on your Raspberry Pi 5? Or do you simply want to run experiments that have been designed on another machine? I have never worked with a Raspberry Pi myself, but if it's the latter, Sigmund…
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Hi @jan_t , I wasn't sure myself so I asked Sigmund AI (our OpenSesame expert assistant) and pasted its response above. Hopefully this helps! Claire
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Hi @sahilluthra Yes, this kind of error is often caused by a mismatch or instability in the underlying library versions and is kinda difficult to troubleshoot. Here are a few things you can try: Uninstall your current version of Opensesame and rein…
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Hi @Bananaman Have you tried creating a 'cleaner' version of your Excel file? By that, I mean with no extra cell or text formatting, just raw text (e.g., Ctrl+A, then 'Clear format', or retyping by hand in a new file if you like). To make sure ther…
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Hi @irenetognon Glad it is working now! Thanks for the update. Cheers, Claire
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Hi @irenetognon, Maybe try adding a few print() statements inside your custom functions to see where the issue might come from? (e.g. print(s), print(gx_c, gy_c), print("Inside second 'if' "), print(now, next_sample), etc. and inside your…
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Hi @irenetognon I'm guessing you are building your experiment based on this page and this example experiment ? Honestly I’m not entirely sure what’s happening here; I have a few ideas, but I’d need to take a closer look to be sure. Could you shar…
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Glad it's working now. Thanks for this summary, @nobiles!
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Hi @nobiles Once again, it seems like this has happened before (see this issue). The user reports that they resolved the issue by opening the libtobii.py file and replacing all instances of 'trackbox' with 'user' in the following strings: left_gaze…
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Hi @nobiles It seems like this has happened before (see this issue). I'm not sure if it has been fixed since then, but you could try installing the latest version of Opensesame/Pygaze and check whether you still get the error. If you do, the sugge…
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Hi @jbcmarsman I'm not sure what's going on, but I'll try to help. Does the issue persist if you assign variables with "VarName = value" (instead of "var.VarName = value") and use a logger item? When you try this, make sure that…
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Hi @lmgetzphd Thanks for the extra details. Since the experiment and audio files haven’t changed + changing the backend didn't help + consistent audiofile formats + the issue only started recently, it does sound like it could be related to your devi…
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Hi @lmgetzphd A couple of things you could try: First, double-check that all your audio files are in the exact same format (sampling rate, bit depth, and number of channels; e.g., with Audacity). Even small inconsistencies can sometimes cause the s…
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Hi @shaza Thanks for sharing your file. I’m not sure what’s happening, but I’ll do my best to help you troubleshoot. I noticed the file pool is empty (probably just to keep the upload light), but all your audio files are in .wav format, which is go…
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Hi @gerhono That’s curious... I also tried replacing mono with arial in the general script, and the text still showed up normally in the control view. I'm not sure what could be causing the issue on your end. Could you share a few more details abou…
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Hi @gerhono Thanks for the update, I’m sure it’ll come in handy for others facing similar issues with touch screen setups! Cheers, Claire
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Hi @gerhono I tried to reproduce the issue you described, but couldn't. Which font family did you use as a replacement? That might help pinpoint the problem. Best, Claire
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Hi @gerhono I'm not sure why it isn't working as expected when you touch the screen, since mouse_response and touch_response should both work for touches and mouse clicks. Is it working if you double tap the screen instead? (if so, see this issue: …