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Hi @burakcelik, You could check out the Pygaze analyser: http://www.pygaze.org/ There are probably other tools and examples if you google (I am only familiar with Pygaze) Eduard
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Hi, I suppose you need to install the tobii api (pip install tobii_research) See here: https://developer.tobiipro.com/python/python-getting-started.html Eduard
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You could add three items to the sequence: subblock1 (run_if: order =1) sublock2 (run_if: always) subblock1 (run_if: order =2) Like that, you could counterbalance the order. Depending on how you define the variable order, you can also randomize the …
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Hi, If you check the general properties tab (first item in the overview area), you can see the dimension of the experimental window. If that is smaller than the screen, the residual area is filled (and not responsive for the experiment) I am settin…
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Hi, Not sure whether this is the best approach using the gui, but you could try to separate the two operations into two separate block loops. Alternatively, you might want to think about using plain Python code (within the inline_script item) to ach…
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Hi @Varsoviaa, see here for a list of compatible eye trackers: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/4.0/manual/eyetracking/pygaze/#supported-eye-trackers (and also some more information on eye tracking and Opensesame and Pygaze) Eduard
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@Fab or @kri do you know a solution?
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Hi, both log files look good to me. When you import your data to excel make sure that you use the right characters for decimals and thousand separation. Dutch standard is . for thousands and , for decimals. Opensesame does the opposite (internati…
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Hi, I don't know. You can try plain python to detect the port number. For example these instructions might work: https://www.socsci.ru.nl/wilberth/python/srbox.html Could that be any definition thing on the table loop? Besides that I have set up co…
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Hi, When I use PsychoPy I can run the full experiment, but than I get some weird reaction times (see photo). Is there something I can do to fix this issue? Can you share a log file? Most likely this is due to how you import your logfile to excel or…
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Perhaps, with these types of things it is hard to help you, because I have neither a device to try it out, nor the same os as you do. To find out whether the connection with the device is made, you can try to set the timeout to some other value th…
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Hi Anton, One part of the delay is certainly the start/stop of the eye_tracking. 3 second appears a bit excessive though. If my memory doesn't trick me, I experienced about 1s of delays due to start/stop the eye tracker. Perhaps there is some varia…
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I can't test it myself, because I don't have a response box, what you can try is following: move the new_1_srbox item to before all the loops (early in the experiment) rename it to srbox replace the autodetect to the actual portnumber (you might ne…
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Hi, Without knowing where buttonFake or buttonReal come from, it is impossible to say what happens here. I suppose you define the variables before the while loop, which is probably also the reason that it doesn't work. If the response is already g…
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Please provide error messages and more context, where is this code (where in the experimental sequence, which phase). Eduard
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Perhaps, I am not familiar with its functionality at the moment, but I doubt. It might help adjusting the difficult of certain stimulus settings, but I don't think it is able to choose different stimuli altogether. But that's just a guess. You can t…
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Hi Aris, Try to find out how to interact with that button box with Python (at the vendor, or on google). If there is an explanation for that, you can make it work with the inline-script item. Eduard
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Hi, Do I understand correctly, you want the JATOS worker id inside the logfile? I believe something similar has been asked before, but I can't recall how. @Fab do you? i can see that you can see when audio starts but I would like to see also when t…
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Hi Aris, In the loop table you define correct response as either 1 or 2. However, in the keboard response item you only allow z and m as response keys. Therefore, all responses are incorrect. Either change what the correct responses could be, or al…
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Hi, check the documentation of circles and rectangles: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/4.0/manual/python/canvas/ You'll see that (x,y) for circles is the center of the circle, whereas for reactangles it means the top-left corner. That means for the target …
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For that you need to do Python coding inside an inline_script . You need to define your own "correct" response, or rather response categorization. Importantly, you need to do this after the response in the run phase of the inline_script. …
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Hi, How many trials do you have? Normally the logger is put into the lowest level of loop/sequences, i.e. right after you collect the response. From your screenshot it appears as you have put the logger after every block of trials, which means you …
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Please share your experiment (the one with the keyboard_response). I don't know why the button box doesnt work, but that we can leave for later. Eduard
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Hi, However, I can't create conditional feedback linking response time to audio file presentation time. What have you tried? Please provide some context, share your experiment, explain your implementation, etc. Otherwise you are essentially asking …
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Hi Greg, Set the duration of the sketchpad to 0. Then there shouldn't be a keypress necessary. Eduard
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Hi @lihina, This warning is no problem. Whenever you define a feature of a sketchpad as variable (in your case by setting, color=[target_color] ), the sketchpad can't show a preview, because the variable target_color is only known once the experime…
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I believe you can't after a while. Which one do you want to be deleted? I can do that for you. Eduard
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Hi, Get the content of a folder as a list: from os import listdir from os.path import isfile, join onlyfiles = [f for f in listdir(<folder_name>) if isfile(join(<folder_name>, f))] (source: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3207219/h…
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I just read your initial post, and I am surprised you haven't tried the text_input form. It was added to Opensesame for exactly this reason. So, no need to nest loops or anything alike. Just use a text input. Eduard
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Hi @EJacobs, you need some inline python coding for that, because you need to dynamically choose the problem that is presented to participants. I think I would do following. 1) Create separate lists of the problems for the different difficulties …