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Hi Uros, Do you think that PsychoPy code would work in OpenSesame also (since both are written in Python)? Yes, most likely they will be very useful. From within inline scripts you can execute pretty much any python code. If this code happens to s…
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Oh, also, this link might be useful: https://solowiki.services.universiteitleiden.nl/index.php?title=Qualtrics_linking
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Hi Sanne, Can you report back whether Jasper's response solves your problem? In the mean time, I will close the other discussion Elisa moved here. So, let's gather the information on that question in this discussion here. Thanks, Eduard
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Yes, I think so. Opening a link is not a standard operation in Opensesame/OsWeb, so you would need to trigger this action, once participants click in a certain region of the screen (location of the link). I am not sure whether it is possible with ja…
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HI, It would be much easier to help you with your problems if we had an error message. That way, we could narrow down the problem to where in the script/sequence the problem occurred. In firefox, you can see the error message, if you open a console…
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Hi Sine, The permission issue should be unrelated to the version of Python you use. It suggests that you don't have the permissions to write to directories on your system that Opensesame is trying to access during upgrading. Perhaps it helps if yo…
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Great Thanks :) Eduard
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Hi, You could "fake-split" your blocks. Just add a "pause" sketchpad at the end of the block, that will only be shown if the trial count is 33 or something like that. Set the duration of the pause to 20 seconds or so, so that pa…
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Hi Gazelle, I think that might be possible, however, you are basically leaving the experiment then, that is, changing the window. So, in order to get back in to the experiment, your participants would have to manually click back and continue. I thi…
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Hi, Do you already have a working eye tracking set up? That is, are you able to track eye and produce data incl. gaze coordinates? If so, you can use exp.pygaze_eyetracker.sample() to obtain the current coordinates and use them to control things on…
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Hi Damiano, I have no clue, but maybe @elisa or @kri have? Good luck, Eduard
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Hi Megen, The only option for this to work would be close your form once participant click on an option, save information on the click (timing and choice), and then restart the same form right away. An intuitive way to implement this, would be wrap…
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Hi Marijo, Maybe I am not fully grasping your design, but I think a solution would be to define buttons on your sketchpads, that correspond to certain touch pads. For example, the bottom left corner will have a box with a 1 in it, next to it will …
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Hi, I am not sure whether you can import a plug-in just like that, and use it right away. @sebastiaan is something like that possible? Anyhow, the plugin is based on code that you can find here: https://code.google.com/archive/p/pynetstation/ On th…
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Hi Jaiden, Try the JASP subforum (I move this discussion there), @EJ, one of the authors of the book might be able to help you. Btw. on the website of the book it reads: "If you have suggestions for improvement, or questions about the book’s …
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Hi, I move this discussion to the JASP subforum. Then you'll probably get a reply swifter ;) Eduard
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https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/474/8VFOCRXN7MV9.osexp Hi, I added the new version that includes the basic working example. The fine-tuning is left, but I am sure you can handle it. When you use the inline_script, it make sense to run the response …
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Yes, you can!
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Hi Dan, I typed this example in the window here, so the formatting cannot be trusted. The error is quite clear actually. It says IndentationError so you should check whether the indentation level checks out. Are you familiar with Python syntax? If…
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Hi Dan, That is possible, but requires using python inline coding (I don't think the Sampler GUI item, has a repeat setting). What you would want to do, is creating a while loop that tracks the progression of time, and starts the sampler every tim…
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Hi Marijo, Yet, it seems it is not being updated anymore That's exactly it. The droid backend and android-based Opensesame is currently not developed anymore. am not sure which version of OS was the last one that worked with the droid backend, per…
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Hi Sine, No, I guess the best (and safest) way to test your scripts is moving as close to the final use case as possible. If you will run this study on Ipads via osweb, you should create the experiment via osweb, share the link via jatos and then t…
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Great!. Thanks for getting back!
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Hi, Do you still have the problem? Could you share the newest version of your experiment here? Thanks, Eduard
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Hi Ele, If you click on that Github link above, you see that there is still no solution currently. I am afraid you have to be a little more patient (or give it a go yourself!). Eduard
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Hi Lorraine, Maybe try a different backend? See here: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/backends/#mouse-cursor-visibility Otherwise, you can attach your experiment and I can have a look. Eduard
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Hi Marta, Maybe try a different backend? See here: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/backends/#mouse-cursor-visibility Otherwise, you can attach your experiment and I can have a look. Eduard
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Hi, The only way of combing the clock with a form is to draw the clock as widget onto your form (on each of them to be precise). You can do that, by using the Image widget: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/forms/widgets/#image-imagewidget I suppo…
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Hi, Your pseudocode is precisely how I would do it. So I suggest you give it a go, and see how it works. In case it should not be smooth, you can play around with the timeout parameter. (15-20ms should be good enough). Eduard
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Hi Lorraine, The attached experiment illustrates a bit what I had in mind. Does it make sense to you? Of course you would have to add a little bit of flexibility, like how many sketchpads you want to show, what the distractors are going to be, etc. …