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Hi @shaza If you are using the sampler item to play your audio files, you can simply indicate 'sound' as the duration. The sampler will then wait until the sound has finished before moving to the next item (see the relevant documentation here: Soun…
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Hi @Maroes Thank you for the detailed report. However, I'm not sure what's causing this without looking at your experiment file directly; I'll ask SigmundAI, our Opensesame AI expert and copy paste its answer below so that you can try its suggestio…
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Hi @shaza Here is a slightly modified version of your experiment, which should work as expected even for 240 target trials. If you add your full set of stimuli, you just need to adjust the 'run if' conditions in the 'target_sequence' sequence to in…
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Hi @shaza What do you mean when you say that the 'run if' function doesn't work? Have you tried [count_trial_sequence]/20 == 1? (constraint to add on your items for the catch/distractor trials) I'm not sure exactly what you are trying to achieve, b…
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Hi @Katharinaaa I'm not sure what you mean by that. If you have a .xlsx or .csv file for example, with a column 'sentence', where each row consists of a different sentence, you can use the loop item, and set the 'source' to file. Then you set 'order…
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Hi @platzf Could you please share your OpenSesame experiment file (.osexp) so that I can take a closer look? The above "trick" worked for me, so it would help to see your experiment's settings and structure. Cheers, Claire
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Hi @RemcoRenken Thanks again for sharing your files. I tried running your experiment and for me, it consistently froze at trial 253. Each time, it would halt at the same point and I had to abort the experiment. However, when I switched the backend …
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Hi @platzf If I understand correctly, the text is aligned with the top of the checkboxes by default, and you’d like it to align with the bottom line instead; is that right? One possible workaround I found is to fine-tune the linebreak by adding a s…
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Hi @RemcoRenken That’s indeed a strange issue. So, just to clarify: the zeros appear only for one specific line in your block table, always the same one? If you remove that line, does the experiment run without problems? Or is it more that it alway…
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Hi @rrr Here’s a minimal working example where the rating screen appears right after the sound ends, using 'sound' as the sampler duration. It should behave as you intend, so maybe compare it with your setup to spot any differences. As for the upda…
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Hi @rrr I'm not sure what's happening from the information you provided, but a few things you can check: Make sure you are using the latest version of OpenSesame. What operating system are you on (Windows, Mac, Linux)? Are all your audio files the …
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Hi @adrianamartins9995 It looks like you are specifying the file names incorrectly in your loop table. Make sure that the names include the extension, such as 'uncaught.png', and that the files are actually in your file pool. Claire
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Hi @rrr If you're looking to repeat background music without using any inline_script, a simple workaround is to create a longer audio file e.g., by using Audacity to copy-paste the tracks multiple times, re-arranging them as you like. Then, play th…
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Hi @rrr Have you tried the above solution? (i.e., add a sampler item with your sound at the beginning of the experiment, and set the duration to 0) Duration indicates the duration of the sampler item, before the next item is presented. This doesn't…
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Hi @adrianamartins9995 Yes, you can do this in the same way as for the images, by adding more variables to your loop and setting your sketchpads accordingly. To change the background, I think you can do it by adding a line like set background "…
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Hi @adrianamartins9995 Yes, to randomize your images, you’ll want to use a loop item. Add a loop and place a sequence inside it. Put your sketchpads inside the sequence (and anything else that is part of a trial). In the loop table, create a column…
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Hi @Ahorn_siroop, First of all, you might want to use the latest version of OpenSesame and therefore read the latest documentation: Visual world // OpenSesame documentation Second, I am not quite sure I understand what the problem is here; what do y…
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Hi @Soan, Sorry for the delay, I was about to take a look (though I’m not a JavaScript specialist!), but thanks for the update — I’ll go ahead and close this thread. If you’re now switching to HTML for your multiple-choice setup, you might find thi…
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Hello @Antje, I suspect that this may be caused by some memory/cache limits; and that they may vary depending on the backend. When I tested your experiment, it did indeed crash a few trials after the break with xpyriment, and a bit earlier with lega…
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Hi @michelescandola Glad it worked! Sorry for not being clearer earlier. Your original version didn't work because sketchpad items are created at the start of each trial (i.e., in a "prepare" phase of the sequence, to ensure better timing…
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Hi @labsupport, I'm not entirely sure how to fix this, but I’ll do my best to help! From the traceback, it looks like the issue occurs because psychopy tries to install dukpy via pip, which requires a C++ build environment. You could try one of the…
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Hi @michelescandola I ran into the same issue and managed to solve it by moving the feedback sketchpad to the very beginning of the sequence. This way, it uses the updated x_arrow value from the previous trial, as the sketchpads seem to be prepared…
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Hi @mtuvlin I'm not super familiar with Gazepoint myself, but I’ll try to help anyway! Have you seen this thread already? Using Gazepoint GP3 HD with PyGaze and OpenSesame — Forum. In particular, the second-to-last comment might be helpful. From wh…
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Hi @gerhono It looks like a similar issue has been discussed here: [open] How to select monitor for displaying experiment? — Forum. You might find useful comments in there. From what I understand, PsychoPy uses 0-based indexing for screens — meani…
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Hi @Rakou_st Are you referring to the OpenWMBattery? If so, I noticed that their readme.md file contains several important steps and notes for running the task properly — including a dedicated script to preprocess the raw data files, as well as oth…
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Hi @zenmule, Unless I’m mistaken, for privacy and security reasons, it’s generally tricky to access detailed information about a participant’s hardware output device (whether they are using headphones, speakers, etc.) in OSWeb or through browsers in…
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Hi again @platzf, I ran the whole experiment and went through a first screen freeze; not sure if this was due to your debugging or if it was always there, but these words had a "1" right before their names in the loop table of the exp sequ…
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Mh, yes, theoretically, but I can't say for sure because I can't reproduce your Chrome error, even with 1033 audio files in the file pool and the same number of lines in a loop, or with two loops (a 10-trial loop + a 1033-trial loop)... A few more …
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Thanks! So I know you had 1000 trials in total, but how was it distributed? For example, how many trials/repeats were initially in your training and test loop tables? And how many different audio files were in your file pool? I'm trying to reproduc…
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Hi @sflu, Could you share your experiment file so that I can have a look? Cheers, Claire