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Hey, This sounds odd. Have you tried to use your other two variables (text and image) in a similar way, i.e. in a sketchpad? If it works for them, it could be a problem of the sampleritem. I couldn't try it myself, because I don't have the wav-file…
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Hi, (Quote) Yes, there is a way and it is super straightforward. Actually, you have it already. This line: canvas2.image(loadSomeHow"c:\\temp\canvas1.png",x=0,y=0) should do the trick ( Of course if you remove the "loadSomeHow" …
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Hi, As is mentioned here, you have to initialize also the canvas to which you're copying. So, try this code: mycanvas=self.offline_canvas()mycanvas.text("this is a text",y=100)mycopycanvas = self.offline_canvas() # that line is the main …
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This is really odd. None of the operations (drawing ellipses, text or rectangles) should take that much time. 20seconds is really humongous. Would you mind sharing your experiment with us? You could upload it somewhere and post the link here. I'd li…
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Hi, To answer your actual question, no, there is no other way of drawing onto a canvas (except of course using a sketchpad, but that one won't by of any help for you). Therefore, you have to try to optimize your drawings as much as possible. I hav…
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Hi, Well, the sliders itself is created by coding it directly in an inline_script. So you won't be able to get around editing/adding some lines by yourself. In general, the templates above should get you started. If you then make only small changes…
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Hi Sophia, I suppose it might be better if you post your problem in a separate discussion, otherwise it's easily overlooked. Regarding your problem, in order to be able to help you, we need more information what you did exactly and what it is that…
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Hi, Unfortunately, I have no idea, why Opensesamerun doesn't work. Sorry for that. Eduard
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Hi, If the problem doesn't occur in window mode, you could use this hack by Sebastiaan (see his last response). Good luck, Eduard
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Hi, If it's only a color you can use canvas.set_bgcolor(color) (see doc) within you script. Maybe it is even an option for you to set it in the general experiment settings. To do so, click on the very first element in the overview area and choose t…
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Hi, First of all, you can also have look on this discussion: * http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/1415/open-slider-and-touch-screen/p1 together they should get you enough information to get started. In order to have values along the …
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Hi, If this only concerns the current value of a variable in a loop, it is quite straightforward. You can get and set the value just the way as you do from inside a loop. Accessing previous values is a bit trickier, but not impossible. The strateg…
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Hi Josh, I think the problem here lies in the internal order, in which the elements of a sequence are called. A sketchpad is set up in the prepare phase, that means, that every variable that you want use in that particular sketchpad has to be defin…
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Hi Jayne, (Quote) Maybe it's me, but these two statements are somewhat contradictory. If you wanna import an image without showing it ever, you don't need the sketchpad, then you can use the exp.get_file(filename) command from within an inline_scr…
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Ah, now I see. The video tutorial is using another OpenSesame version than you downloaded. More precisely, it is an outdated version. However, the functionality of drawing images in a sketchpad didn't change much. So the button, I marked in my previ…
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Oh sorry. But then, which tutorial (and which step) do you mean then? Cats, dogs, and capybaras? The need to import and image new to me. Usually, you just have to make sure they're in the filepool and you should be good to go. Eduard
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Hi, See my attachment. (Image) This is what you need, right? eduard
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Hi Francisco, In order to be able to use the eyetracker the requirements installation here have to be fulfilled. Before you start installing, you can also check first, whether the packages are already present (maybe someone else did this in the pas…
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Hi Jayne, I can't see the screenshot. Are you sure you attached it? Would you mind posting it again? A link to it, would also be fine. Thanks, Eduard
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Hi Sara, One of OpenSesames default variables is called subject_parity. It has the value 0, if the subject_no is even and 1 if it is odd. All you need to do is writing your experiment with the two sequences and add in the run if field: [subject_par…
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closed as duplicate of #1492
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Hi, The way to approach this problem best, depends on how you structured your experiment, e.g. do you use sketchpads or inline_scripts. So, if you want more detailed help, you'll have to give us a bit more details, on how far you got so far. Basic…
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Hi Tali, Thanks for sharing! Eduard
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closed as duplicate of #1493
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Hi Francisco, Generally, it shouldn't be necessary to rewrite your code, because the experimental files produced by OpenSesame are cross-platform compatible. However, you will have to make sure though, that the systems you use your experiment one, …
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Hi Alessio, In general, you can do pretty much everything with OpenSesame that is possible with python. The trickiest part is usually to embed these "special" elements into your experiment, without having to open multiple windows, requir…
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Hi Francisco, First of all, the pictures you're posting are not accessible. Can you give it another try uploading them, if you think they would help solving your issues? You're right. Using fixdot, sketchpad and keyboard_response is rather difficu…
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Hi, It sounds like you want a slider as response variable. Can you check these discussions, whether one of them is doing what you need? * http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/1415/open-slider-and-touch-screen/p1 * http://forum.cogsci.nl/…
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Good to hear. Eduard
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Hi Agnes, Sorry for not having responded earlier. I'm still not sure whether we're understanding each other (I tend to believe we're saying the some stuff just with different words). To be super clear, I wrote a basic version of this experiment to…