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Hi, yeah, it seems you need to do some inline_scripting. There are two approaches: code everything inline (OpenCV2 to present videos instead of the media player) Use the Call custom Python code option of the media player. I have no experience with …
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Hi Ken, With Eyelink, is that a function within OpenSesame or in an Eyelink manager (if there is such a thing?). That's something in Eyelink. I couldn't find it on the open web. If you register (free) in the SR-Research forum, you will find some gu…
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Hi Lisa, During the experiment, we would like to see where the participant is looking on the screen on a second screen That depends a bit on the eyetracker that you use. With eyelink it is possible to bring the info on the display to the eye tracki…
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Hi Julia, The suggestions of @Fab were solely meant to find out whether your experiment generates the path to the files correctly, and not to fix anything. The first part in helping you with your problem is to find out whether OSweb messes up the f…
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Hi mmshields, Could you post the stack trace of the error? That would give some hints where which code is executed and at which stage the problem occurs. You can also upload your full script. By the way, which version of Pygaze do you use? Thanks,…
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Hi rlaycock, Here some modifications to your script: https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/736/FP2MLY81920B.osexp I couldn't test it, because there were no videos in the file pool. Perhaps you could simplify this script more by reducing the loop table to…
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Hi SvO, This usually doesn't happen, and probably has to do with a change of the system of which you are not aware of, e.g. maybe a version change in some library that Opensesame doesn't use exclusively. How have you installed Opensesame? If you d…
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Hi Soan, Could you share your experiment with us? How to measure response times depends a bit on how you structure your response collection. Before I can advice you something I would need to know what you did. Thanks, Eduard
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I'm actually a bit unsure of the function of Timeout in keyboard_response. In my original design, i had this set to 2000. does this mean that no response is accepted after 2000 ms (ie it times out)? I think i just inherited this from copying from an…
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So, like I thought, you have periods in your experiment in which you don't poll responses. Whatever you press during those phases, will simply be ignored. Specifically, you set the duration of sketchpads to values larger than 0. So, before the exper…
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Yes, share the experiment please :)
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Hi Robin, The only source of inconsistency that I can imagine is the timing of the response relative to the presentation. How do you structure your experiment? Is there a long response phase where the keyboard item is polling continuously until a r…
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Hey rlaycock, maybe what I am saying is nonsense, but if frame rate is not a big concern to you, could you try to extend your screen, i.e. pretending it is one big screen, and adjust the coordinates of experiment such that it will be presented on t…
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Hi Lisa, incorrect version of python - pygaze only works with python 2.7 That is not the case. Pygaze is also Python 3 compatible. If the issue indeed lies in the python version, can someone tell us how to change the python version used in OpenSesa…
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Hi, I suppose you know this already, but I would think you first need to project the 360 images to a 2D plane and then run regular heatmap algorithms (e.g. http://www.pygaze.org/2015/06/pygaze-analyser/) on that plane. Eduard
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Hi Both of you, While I still don't know what is going on and don't have an eye tracker available to try it out, here is what you can try to narrow down the problem. If you start Opensesame in debug mode, you get a lot of procedural information on …
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Hi Jasper, As far as I know, no report has been made. No idea whether the problem is solved for @jsneuro or not. Anyway, maybe you can make your own bug report? Or check the (correct) Github repo: https://github.com/shyras/osweb/issues?q=is%3Aissu…
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Hi Tami, This forum is a little too specific for these kind of questions. I recommend you have a look on stackoverflow and post your questions there. For example, something like this: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/213345/h…
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Ok, then I will move this discussion to the jasp subforum. There @EJ or someone else from the team might be able to help you. Eduard
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Hi Gerard, Before suggesting overly complicated things, have you checked out the key release functionality? https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/python/keyboard/#function-keyboardget_key_releaseresp_args Perhaps that would be enough for you. Eduard
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Hey, Which software are you talking about? On this forum a number of tools are discussed, so it is not entirely clear which one you mean. Eduard
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Glad to have helped! Thanks, Eduard
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How do you run it? In the browser or locally? Either way, it crashes for me right away (variable repeat_variable_1 does not exist.). However, if you want open-ended responses why don't you just use the text input form? See attached example. https:/…
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Hi Soan, Could you provide more info on the failure? How does it fail. Is there an error message? Do you type specific things that let it fail? Have you found any consistency when trying to reproduce the error? All these information will help narro…
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Hi Fotis, So, what you want is the "Click to continue" message remain on the screen, after the click, and the "Press next" message appear in the bottom. Is that correct? if so, that your approach doesn't work because every canva…
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I would like to have a square around de button to be highlighted or a arrow to point to the last clicked button. I think the best option here would be to use check buttons (with the group parameter). They are made for stuff like that. https://osdoc.…
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Hi Matt, This is definitely not expected. What is causing the issue though, I have no idea. Good luck digging! Eduard
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Hi Fotis, Can you share your experiment? Without seeing an implementation it is hard to judge what is going awry here. Thanks, Eduard
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Use [marble] instead of [var.marble] And use a feedback item instead of a sketchpad
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Hi Tasi, See the attached experiment. The form response was not collected the way you thought. Hope this helps. Eduard https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/951/UYCGXTBWJH1H.osexp