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Oh yeah, now I see. Your run_if statements are wrong. Only the variable must be placed within the brackets, not the boolean operators. Replace [correct=1] with [correct] = 1and accordingly, the other run if statement. Once changed, it runs for me. …
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If you click on the paper clip you can upload a file here in the forum. YOu can also drag&drop the file right into the edit window here.
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Okay, then I suppose you have no correct_response defined. Can you share the experiment here?
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Yes, the problem is that you don't use feedback items but sketchpads. The difference is critical when you want to present feedback. See here for more information. tl;dr: Sketchpad items are created before the response is collected, and therefore be…
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Hi Mojole, Could you prpvide more information on your code? An error message is a good start, but in order to solve a problem, we also need to know what you are actually trying to do. Also, how do I create a feedback loop that responds to a certai…
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Hi So So, So, you mean I can assign the pole at different coordinates (pole_x, pole_y) for every trial on sketchpad? So the (pole_x, pole_y) value is already defined even before participant respond. If you want the pole to have a different position…
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Hi Cosimo, given a specific text, I want to evaluate the probability that one word follows another one incrementally. Do you mean, generally, across all texts that there are? Or just across the sample of yours? I want to collect all responses, corr…
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Hi Maike, Sorry for the late reply. In the inline_script "break_after_10_inline", you can change this line if var.count_fixation_experiment>9 and var.acc == 0: into this if var.count_fixation_experiment==9 and var.acc == 0: That shoul…
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Hi Marjolein, Have you looked into Co-routines? They might provide the functionality that you need. However, given that the response collection period extends over two trials (end of trial n, and start of trial n+1), it might be a bit tricky. In t…
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Hi Figen, Thanks for trying. Unfortunately, without a (Tobii) eyetracker, I am at a loss here. Maybe @Edwin can help? Eduard
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Good to hear! Thanks for sharing.
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Closed instead of 6586
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hi @Mollie_H Did Stephan's advice help? If not, I can also try to have another look into your issue. Best wishes, Eduard
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Hi Maike, No idea what is going. I added code in two inline_scripts to manually compute accuracy. It does work now. A potential problem was that you had different unlinked loggers (thats never a good idea). Not sure whether this caused the problem …
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Hi Galit, your experiment has specific dimension (you specify that in the general properties tab). If you run your experiment full screen and that size does not match the screen dimension on which you present it, the rest of the screen is filled wit…
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Hi Sarah, Unfortunately it is currently not possible to build a slider for online experimenting with functionality that Opensesame provides. Perhaps it is possible to implement sliders with javascript(e.g. here), but how to embed them on your canva…
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Hi, Maybe this dataset will be helpful to you: https://osf.io/wf9dy/ Good luck, Eduard
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Hi Maike, Step 1: Provide more information. I can't tell you what is happening if I don't know what exactly it is that you do. You can show me your code/experimental structure, or upload your experiment. Thanks, Eduard
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HI Aji, Are you sure you are updating from 3.3.1? Because in your screenshot it says, Opensesame version 3.2.8 (3.3.1 I dont have colors in that version either).
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Hi Maike, Here the updated experiment. Basically, you have not used the right variables. var.fixation_experiment does not exist, it must have been var.count_fixation_experiment (this variable keeps track of the trial number essentially). Also, var.…
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I guess that problem is already solved @lib_mast , right?
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hi Galit, The origin of the coordinate system (0,0) is the middle of the screen. So if your screen is 1000 px wide, the corresponding left edge would have an x coordinate of -500 and the right edge +500. That's why you have to subtract such a large…
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HI Dror, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2242086/how-to-detect-the-screen-resolution-with-javascript That link might be useful to you. With a javascript_inline item you probably will be able to get the width of the window. I suppose that is the…
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Hi Bernard, Could you provide more information? From which to which version did you upgrade? Which item specifically do you talk about? Sketchpads? Or any items? I also don't have colors in the Opensesame scripts, but I also haven't had them in pr…
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Hi Maike, I attach an experiment, that implements a "breaking the loop after 10 trials without correct response" procedure. Hope this helps, Eduard https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/190/VAUGWYRTEYE1.osexp
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Hi Josh, Your strategy makes sense, unfortunately Key release is not supported in Osweb. See here for a list of currently (non)supported functionalities: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/osweb/osweb/#supported-functionality Best wishes, Eduard
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Hi Figen, Unfortunately, I cannot help you (I don't have any eye tracker available), but to make sure that the problem is really related to the eye tracking part of your experiment, can you try to simplify it as much as possible? That is, remove it…
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Hi David, I don't think you can change the opacity of images from within Opensesame. Also, I don't think jpeg do have an opacity. For that you probably need to convert your files to png. Changing the opacity of png files you can do in numerous ways…
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Hi Stephan, Every bug report is appreciated, but a better location for them is the github repository of Opensesame. After all, this is were all the developing is happening :) Would you mind posting it there again? Thanks, Eduard Ps. In the mean …
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I close this discussion as it is a duplicate of this one here