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Mh, I can't see anything obviously wrong. Maybe a corrupted file or something alike. Well, but if you have a working version, everything is good, I guess :smile: Eduard
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Hi, (Quote) This is because you pick again from the same list. For example: if var.pic2 in picture_list_female:picture_list_female.remove(var.pic2)var.pic5 = random.sample(picture_list_female, 1)[0] You remove pic2, which is female, and replace w…
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Hi, Use an inline_script (run phase!) and create your own accuracy. All you need is a variable for the total amount of trials, and the amount of trials with a correct response. Et voila. Eduard
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Hi D, (Quote) That is generally not a good idea. That is normally you would want to try to have a single logfile, that is as uniform as possible across rows. If some variables exist only for some conditions, you can always set them to None or somet…
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Hi sanne, Can you share both of the experiments? Eduard
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Hi Maria, What you describe sounds like a faulty installation of Opensesame. Maybe you can reinstall, try a different version (the standalone version?). Anyway, the problem doesn't sound like an issue with the experiment per se. Eduard
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Hi Avi, How far did you get already? If you share your experiment, we can probably help you more straightforwardly. (Quote) https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.2/manual/forms/variables/#text_input The var keyword takes the variable that you want to use to …
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Hi Dominique, I'm a little confused why the visual instruction is necessary if your participants can't read? It would be easier if you just gave oral ones (maybe even yourself, rather than a recording). In way, the easiest solution is using a sequ…
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(Quote) No idea. I usually use inline_code that is tailored to our lab system. (Quote) If you mean whether you have to write the code manually for all 360 sentences, the answer is no. My approach would be following: If you only want to send a trig…
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If it happens that often, it sounds like a bug. (Quote) Can you provide this information? @sebastiaan: Have you seen this before? Eduard
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Hi, (Quote) Very hard to say. I suggest just try. If not you can always adapt the experiment so that it works. (Quote) This should be possible. However, editing things in the general editor can be tricky, particularly if you add/remove items. Unle…
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Hi, (Quote) Not quite. Don't use input_<number> as variable, but the string you assigned to var, so in your case first_letter, etc. (Quote) Completely empty? Then you probably don't have a logger item. In your experiment, your logger is not …
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I don't know for sure. But it seems it doesn't exist. Sorry! Eduard
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Hi, You can zip everything and send it to me via a PM. Eduard
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Hi, I haven't look at your experiment, so I can't tell you whether you are on the right track, but the specific problem here is that you are overwriting opensesame's builtin var object. It is needed for the experiment to run properly, so it is real…
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HI, The easiest way would be to simply have two sketchpads. The first one receives keypresses, the second one mouse clicks. As long as the visual information on the sketchpad doesn't change from one sketchpad to the other, the participant won't not…
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Hi Femke, You have to run the experiment. Just copying the code to the window won't work. Can you try again? Or upload the experiment? (and sorry for the delay). Eduard
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(Quote) You can easily test that, by printing out the values of relevant variables into the debug window. E.g. self.experiment.acc = 10 * (self.experiment.total_correct / self.experiment.total_responses)print 'acc: ', self.experiment.accprint 'tot…
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Hi, Most modern (decent) computers have enough power to compute cognitive experiments quick enough. The graphics card is probably the biggest bottleneck (my intuition), particularly if you have very brief delays. So what you want to make sure is th…
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Hi Tas, Check out the example script I uploaded in this discussion. Eduard
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Hi Mareike, You should check out input validation: https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.2/manual/forms/validation/ Eduard
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Hi Sabine, Could you maybe make a quick figure of your procedure? This will make it easier to understand what you want. Have you managed to get started with some bits of your paradigm? If so, please share, then it is easier for us to direct you to …
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Hi Joshua, You can accomplish this is many ways. Basically, you want to move your manipulation (allocentric vs. egocentric world view) from the block loop table to the trial loop table. The specific implementation depends to a great extent on your …
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Hi Tom, I have a hard time reproducing the error. Just from reading the code, there shouldn't be a problem. Could you provide a minimal example that leads to the same problem? I.e. remove as much as possible from your experiment without making the…
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Hi Gisel, I am afraid I don't really understand your design and the problem. Could you run me through another time, with a little more information, please? Eduard
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Hi Jack, Can you share the experiment with us? Based on the info, it is hard to say whether it is a bug in Opensesame, or something that you coded in a funny way. Thanks, eduard
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Hi, This looks like an integer division problem. See here for example: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/division-operator-in-python/ Does it work, if you replace self.experiment.acc = 10 * (self.experiment.total_correct / self.experiment.total_respon…
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Hi keren, I attach an example experiment in which I demonstrate how to dynamically select (based on a variable) a certain loop/sequence to run. I hope this helps. Eduard
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Without having checked all your code, the main issue is that 'response_time' isn't a variable, but only a string. To access the variable you have to either use response_time or var.response_time (Probably the second one). Note that there are no quot…
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Well, I can't say no as I don't have access to a Mac right now, but I'd very very surprised if this is really a mac specific issue. Could you try to create a new variable `blockType or whatever in a new column and use that one? Does the problem pers…