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Hi Andrea, (Quote) You defined your variable as part of the experiment, that is, if you want to access the variable, you have to tell Opensesame that it has to look for it in the experiment. The way this works is either by using brackets, [amount],…
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Hi Andrea, Unfortunately, like it was said in the thread you cited, you need to do some scripting in order to design your experiment in the way you want it. However, it is not very hard, so no need to worry. Here you can find the basic structure of…
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Hi jfr, A very similar problem was solved here. Have a look on it and let us know if you need more help. Good luck, Eduard
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Hi Irlijn, You have probably seen this already, but if you want to learn more about the different (dis)advantages of each backend, you can have a look on the documentation page. Regarding xpyriment it says that you should use it, if timing is very…
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Hi Shanika, Can you please provide a little more information about the structure of your experiment (if you like, screenshots would do)? Also, I don't quite understanding what exactly this "sequence" is, you are referring to. Can give me …
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Hi, As far as I understand you have a 2 (people) by 2 (statement) design, which is fully crossed. What you can do is add another variable for the location. So that one people-statement combination is presented once on the left side and once on the …
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Hi you two, I don't know whether this will solve the problem, but it is certainly a good idea to change duration in each media_player_vlc element (and others if necessary) to "mouseclick", since you're using mouse/touch responses, not the…
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Alright then. By the way, I just found out how to get the path of the file pool. It is also part of the experiment and you can access it by typing self.experiment.pool_folder. (big surprise...) I guess that's all you need? Eduard
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True, this wouldn't work if you want to use the same script and different machines. Well, in this case, you can try to work around the file pool at all. For example, place all your files in a folder, use the os module to get the all the file names…
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Hi Mitko, Welcome to the forum! One way to do this is following. If you open the file pool, you see this little brownish cardbox/folder icon. Click on it and the directory of the file pool on your system will be opened. From there you can obtain i…
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Hi Teresa, So basically, you get a new sound file for a every trial? Did you check whether you obtain more "good" recordings if you reduce the sampling rate? Maybe we can help if you provide us with a little more detail how exactly you a…
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Hi Ananas, First of all you can test whether the the method GratingStim is included in the visual module. In order to do so, you can try the code below. from psychopy import visualprint [method for method in dir(visual) if callable(getattr(visual,…
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Hi Teresa, Just to clarify, in your experiment you start recording at some point while other things happen on the screen (part 1 and 2 ?) and when it comes to the 2nd part, the recording fails? Or do you record multiple files for each part of your …
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Hi Stefania, I tried to reproduce the problems you described, but couldn't do so. There was no interference of the media player plugin and the mouse (or the keyboard). Basically, it seemed to work like you want it to. Is it possible that you provi…