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Hi, As far as I see, you are not drawing anything to the screen, so why should it show anything? Aside from that, exp.set('studyList1', studyList1) won't work, because the method exp.setworks only with simple data types, such as numbers or strings…

in [open] Presenting items from a list Comment by eduard September 2015

Hi Aviv, I hope you already sorted things out by yourself, but in case not, here are a few pointers that could be helpful: 1) You can have a look at this discussion. It dealt with this problem you are describing. 3) How about separating instructi…

in [open] Hebrew text_input\Form_Text_input\ Text_input with "ok" button instead of "Enter"\ Image Comment by eduard September 2015

It seems that I can't reproduce the bugs. I ran the experiment 7-8 times and it went alright each time. Also your code doesn't seem to have an obvious error in it. However, if you believe that the problem has to be in that part, there is good news.…

in [open] Keyboard Response stops working at random Comment by eduard August 2015

If it's only about the stimuli, you could also just replace your stimuli with some random pictures you can find now. One image per condition that you repeat a few times would be enough. Eduard

in [open] Keyboard Response stops working at random Comment by eduard August 2015

Hey, On first inspection, I can't tell for sure what could be the reason for an occasional breaking of the experiment (I have a hunch, though). Would you mind uploading the entire experiment with a subset of all images (otherwise the file be too bi…

in [open] Keyboard Response stops working at random Comment by eduard August 2015

Hi Dan, You have the right idea. Before you enter the sequence, in which you select the sounds, you have to initialize two counters, for each sound one. You can do it from within an inline_script. two20 = 0four40 = 0 Later, in the sequence of sou…

in [open] Counting variable Comment by eduard August 2015

Hey, Which "eyelink experiment" do you mean? The "Pygaze eye tracking template"? Does the error also occur, when you set the the tracking mode to one of the dummies in the pygaze_init item? Eduard

in [open] RuntimeError: Unknown Command Comment by eduard August 2015

Hi, Unfortunately, I can't open your script in OpenSesame. It complains about missing quotation marks. Can you try to create a version that doesn't have the issue? Anyway, which part does work slowly? The updating of the "fill" state, or…

in [solved] continuous line ! help me. Comment by eduard July 2015

Hi Michael, Thanks for sharing! Eduard

in [open] Qualtrics Survey Integration Comment by eduard July 2015

Hi, It is certainly possible that you write the code in a way that is highly inefficient, but likewise, it should be feasible to have a very quick slider. It's hard to say anything about what could have gone wrong, without seeing your code. How abo…

in [solved] continuous line ! help me. Comment by eduard July 2015

Alright. Then, I'll mark it as solved. Btw. Your structure from your post 2nd last post is still not right. The logger item has to be still one level deeper in the hierarchy. It has to be placed in the very same sequence as the inline_script not j…

in [solved] Text from loop variable in canvas.text function Comment by eduard July 2015

not entirely. It has to be in the same sequence as is the rest your trial. So, preferably right below the inline_script that holds your slider.

in [solved] Text from loop variable in canvas.text function Comment by eduard July 2015

Then hopefully the last answer: Adding the logger item to the sequence. In this way, the values are written in the end of every iteration. Eduard

in [solved] Text from loop variable in canvas.text function Comment by eduard July 2015

I am not entirely sure, what exactly the problem is that you are describing. I suspect you should retrieve the variables first. So do this: name = exp.get('question') From then on, name is defined in the inline_script. Furthermore, I don't think …

in [solved] Text from loop variable in canvas.text function Comment by eduard July 2015

Nice to hear. You probably wanna have a look at the logger item (See here) Eduard

in [solved] Vertical Slider rating scale? Comment by eduard July 2015

This should do the trick, but you probably need to tweak the code a bit to make it prettier. from openexp.canvas import canvasfrom openexp.mouse import mousemy_canvas = canvas(self.experiment)my_mouse = mouse(self.experiment, timeout=20)# Set slide…

in [solved] Vertical Slider rating scale? Comment by eduard July 2015

Hi, (Quote) Without having tested it I suspect that "" is not equal to " ". Don' forget to include a character in between the quotation marks. Regarding your second question, I don't think what you'll have in your mind will s…

in [open] Restrict moving on to next item Comment by eduard July 2015

Hello, I don't think you can avoid having to program a bit yourself. However, it is not that hard, and there are many discussions dealing with this topic here in the Forum. As a starter, you could have a look on this discussion here : http://forum…

in [solved] Vertical Slider rating scale? Comment by eduard July 2015

Hi Akshay, Depending on how many different sounds you have and how you want to combine all of these, there can be multiple solutions. In the most simple case, you should have a look on step 3 of the Step-by-step tutorial. Basically, what you do i…

in [open] Query on randomization of audio files in Auditory-Visual Identification Experiment Comment by eduard July 2015

Great to hear. Then I'll mark this discussion as solved. If you happen to have more question don't hesitate to post them again in here. Eduard

in [solved] Controlling the randomisation of loop variables Comment by eduard July 2015

Hi Manu, Without having read your entire discussion with Josh, let me reply to your last question: (Quote) Basically, you have to options. Either you store those variables that you want to log in the instance of the experiment and let the logger …

in [solved] Rating Scale Comment by eduard July 2015

Hi, As far as I see, there is no easy and direct way of doing this with the loop item. However, doing it with an inline_script is not much harder. I would do following. First, I'd put a small inline_script in the beginning of your sequence. Further…

in [solved] Controlling the randomisation of loop variables Comment by eduard July 2015

Hi Lisa, That sounds like a fun project. (Quote) Yes! In general, you can collect as many responses and reaction times as you want. Depending on their complexity (e.g. reference events) it can be more or less straightforward to program it. In your…

in [open] Option generation (after video) on a picture via mouse-tracking and evaluation of options Comment by eduard July 2015

Good to hear. Good luck with your data. acquisition Eduard