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Hi Volchi00, I can't download it, it seems I have to log in to microsoft before I could?
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The next step would be to actually check in Opensesame whether the path changes were actually effective. To do so, you can work in the debug window, and try to inspect the PATH settings of Python (use stackoverflow to find command that are helpful i…
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Hi Vasileia. You could create your experiment with all the loops and sequences, but set the runif field of them to never Instead you will have a single inline_script, in which you can determine the condition, based on subject number of whatever yo…
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Hi, That is rather normal. The opening and closing of the eye tracker just takes time. However more than a second seems to be quite long. If I remember correctly, It took 700-800 ms for me. So yeah, you want to move the start and stop recording to…
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Hi Barbara, I am not familiar with the Ablenet. If it is not supported by the Button box plugin, you might access it via Python code directly. For that, it would be helpful if the device had a Python api, or another way to access the device program…
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Hi Volchi, What video plugin are you using? If you like you can share your experiment and the videos (maybe via wetransfer or something), then I can try to have a look and see whether there is anything weird going on. Eduard
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That sounds superweird. Can you share the experiment here? I would like to try it.
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Hi, I am not entirely sure whether I remember right, but I think if you have the logger after the stop, you won't log your variables/messages. To be sure, why not just trying it? Messy data files are rather normal in eye tracking, as you often don'…
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Closed in place of https://forum.cogsci.nl/discussion/7686/incorrect-acc#latest
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Hi both of you, I don't have time at the moment to look into the problem here, but just as a reminder, @neuropsy, please don't open multiple discussions about the same issue. This causes clutter and makes our life to help users somewhat harder. Fo…
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Can you send the experiment directly? With the general code you posted here, I end up with an experimental structure that doesn't make sense. Eduard
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Hi Olivia, Seems like the threshold is a little off. These kind of things are hard to provide perfect default values for, because every setup is a bit different (mic's have different gains, etc.). In any case, you need to adjust the threshold (inc…
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Hi Zohar, this script causes the loop to get stuck I think this is because you have multiple unlinked loggers that log all the variables. At least Osweb prompts compatibility issues when I try to run your experiment. Untick the box to log all varia…
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Hi Noam, The python version that's installed is 3.8.9, but according to the 2nd solution that's attached here, we downgraded it to 2.7 Where do you get the idea that you need to downgrade? I can't see it anywhere in the links you provided. Generall…
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Hi Dror, You can achieve something similar with an inline_script (if a python implementation helps you, I can make an example, but for an javascript implementation you're on your own). Alternatively, you can use a structure like this: fix start_tim…
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yes, exactly!
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Glad it helped. Alternatively, could I leave the "Stimulus Duration" column in the excel files as I did before and indicate 2000 ms for the first two stimuli and 3000 ms for the operations? Yes, that's the best option I would say. Alterna…
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https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/673/KNLBGFACVUWQ.osexp Hi, attached a working example of your practice sessions. I took the freedom to simplify your experiment. You can still design your loop tables in excel, but instead of copy&pasting it, you …
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Hi Bugay , Try this: import math import random prev_diameter = 0 neighbors = {0:[], 1:[0], 2:[1], 3:[2], 4:[3], 5:[0], 6:[1, 5], 7:[2, 6], 8:[3…
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Okay, I just tried your experiment again, I think I get it now. So, you are a bit sneaky in misusing the same sketchpad that you use for stimulus presentation for feedback presentation. That works, it seems, but complicates other things. I think tha…
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Hi, Thanks for clarifying, much better now, though there are still some things that I don't understand. However, most importantly, you have to 10 trials, each of which consist of 10 mental operations, and participant need only to respond after the…
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That is weird, @Uros. Running the experiment in the browser shows the input field and accepts input regardless of whether I tick or untick the fullscreen option. How exactly are you running the experiment? Which browser are you on? What version of…
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Hi, The htmL_inline is not a form. It provides an interface in which you can run HTML code in your experiment, what you want is the form_text_input. See the attached experiment. https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/935/RETPH6IQ6MKM.osexp Eduard
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Hi, I am not sure I am understanding your experiment. Could you maybe also give an explanation of what should happen in a trial/block/the entire experiment? I have the hunch things are overly complicated. For example, you don't use the correct_resp…
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Hi, Have you seen this eyelink tool? Maybe it helps https://www.sr-research.com/calibration-coordinate-calculator/ Eduard
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Hi laura, could you try to give more information on your setup? Which items are you using? What is the sequence. You can also share your experiment with us. Eduard
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Hi Indiana, How can you run your code online? When i try, Opensesame tells me that it is not compatible with online testing. I think that is because of the sampler in your sequence. After I removed it, I can run it online, however, I couldn't see a…
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Hi Nicolas, Unfortunately, I can't help you with your primary problem (I have never used forms online), but I can tell you have to use formatted code here. Just click on the paragraph symbol next (on the left) to the line that you are currently typ…
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Hi Uros, Have you tried the new built-in Osweb forms? There you can have user text input (also multiple words without having to use hacky solutions. Just use forms the way you would use them in regular Opensesame (and don't forget to update Osweb t…
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Hi, Can you share your experiment? Ideally, with a shorten version of your experiment, in which the problem still occurs? My guess is that the problem is with the definition of the correct_response variable. If it does not exist or is not defined (…