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Hi Sabry, I think some parts of the input form has changed recently, but which exactly I don't know. Specifically, whether, the on_mouse_click function still works. Can you share (a simplified version of) your experiment here, then I'll have a loo…
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Hi Sabry, What is the error message? And what kind of object is input2? Eduard
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Hi, How did you implement this? Can you share the experiment (preferably as simplified as possible)? What you describe shouldn't happen ideally. Thanks, Eduard
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Hi Letizia, This error message is usally a sign for some issue in the python libraries underlying opensesame. So, the problem is not Opensesame itself. Unfortunately, these errors are very hard to debug. If it happens consistently, you can try to t…
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(Quote) instead of while True: you could use while = clock.time()-start_time<25000. If you use that you have to define start time before the while loop. (Quote) Sorry, can't help with that... (Quote) You can create the correct response yourself…
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Hi Tali, This sounds very new to me. As far as I know, there are no such plans. @sebastiaan, do you know more? Eduard
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Hi, Which variable are you looking at? Can you share a log file? The keyboard item returns multiple variables, the timestamp of when a key was pressed (these variables just get bigger and bigger over time), but also a response time, which takes the…
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Hi, without more details, I can't help you. What is your experimental setup? And how did you currently implement it? Eduard
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Does it occur also on other windows machines? I am not sure whether this could be it, but I vaguely remember that there used to be a problem with experiment that use many videos. Basically they get all opened, but never closes, which causes a memory…
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Hi, You can add a inline_script right after the loop. In its runphase you can put somehting like: var.value_at_break = var.value. If you have a logger item after that, it will save the variables (you can also manually log inside the inline script: …
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Hi, Just to be clear, there is no error message? The experiment just stalls? Seems that the droid backend has problems with newer versions of Android. I have no idea about the droid backends, so I am at a loss here. @sebastiaan , do you know whethe…
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Hi, First part of the code makes a 10x10 grid of x,y positions. The second part draws circle on those positions. import randomkb = Keyboard()# make a gridpositions = []x0,y0= 0,0dim = 10jitter = 50cellwidth = 50sx = x0-0.5*dim*cellwidth - 0.5*cell…
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How do the log files look like? Can you attach them. Generally, it is advisable to have a single log file and sort out relevant things during postprocessing. At least that is my preferred approach. Have you had a look at this part of the documentat…
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Hi, you are right, I made a mistake. I think what you want is not possible to do with sketchpads and text_input_forms only. Maye co-routines can help you? If I am not mistaken you can set an overall duration for a co-routine, I am just not sure whe…
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Hi Sanne, Here some example code how to load the data: import pandas as pd# read the filetable = pd.read_csv('/path/to/file/voorbeelden.csv')# the first number indicates the index of the row# the second one indicates the column labelprint(table.lo…
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Of the VLC media player interface in Opensesame.
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Hi Sannee, I don't know what the issue is, or how to solve it. But you probably can bypass it. Just don't use the loop table at all. Use python scripts directly to read the csv file (maybe with python pandas) and define variables based on that. I t…
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1) as far as I know that is not possible. That is, you will be able to open a browser with the questionnaire, but I don't think you can get back to experiment. It makes probably more sense to implement the questionnaire in Opensesame with forms. 2)…
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HI Vatsal, There are a couple of problems with your code. The primary reason the variable cor is not defined is that the loop it is located in is being skipped because cap_text is empty. Your logic makes sense in principle, the problem is that th…
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What media player do you use? Can you maybe send a screenshot?
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Hi, This requires some scripting. Basically, what you need to do is to compute the residual time after every item has been executed. The time that is left, you should set then as duration/timeout field for the next item. That way you can make sure …
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Hi, What is your current approach? And what is the trouble you are having? I've never tried, but I have the hunch it is a bit tricky to have a video keep on playing while the experiment continues in the background until a sounds is played. The reve…
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Hi Timothy, What Sebastiaan suggests should not lead to the trial not being terminated on a key press. It just makes sure that your keyboard response is handling the keypresses and not the sketchpads. Anyway, I can't find any sketchpads in your exp…
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Hi Katstan, We need more information to help you. Is there any error message that you can share? Can you upload the experiment. Does it happen also on other computers? Like that we can't really do anything, except saying that it sounds weird. Edua…
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Hi Viola, What is the reason you want to have separate logfiles? In my experience it is handier to have all data in a single file and sort out conditions later during analysis. So, I wouldn't go for multiple log files. Other option is that you cre…
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Hi Stephan, with which version does that happen? If you can get into the task manager, and can access the actual experiment (not the running window), you can also press the abort Experiment button. At least, you don't have to restart Opensesame then.
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Hi, The easiest solution is to have a blank screen (e.g. empty sketchpad) between each picture. Then, you can use separate duration values into the duration fields of the 'sketchpad`s. If you want to manipulate them, it probably makes sense to defi…
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Hi Emilie, 1) Do you mean, that when you analyse the data after running the experiment, in the eyelink analyzer or wherever? As far as I know, settings like saccade velocity and threshold are not really used during the actual recording. So, yes you…
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Hi, This could be anything. Can you give more details about the actual problem? Does the experiment open, but doesn't run, or does it not even open in first place? In any case, if there is an error message, please share here, otherwise we can't rea…
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Hi harrison, Would it be possible to build a loop around the sketchpad's? Then you can really have a very basic sequence of sketchpad and keyboard_response, with the run if statement of the sketchpad to be set to a certain key (e.g. [response] = '…