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Hi Matar, Probably I misunderstand (feel free to describe your problem a little more elaborately), but generally, i recommend having a logger after every form. Like this, you will get the responses for each of them. Or make sure that each form has…
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Hi SH, Well, the timing is reliable, but the way you compute it, causes the problems? How did you calculate the timings? Can you give more information? Then, we can find out whether there is some delay somewhere. Eduard
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Hi, The error message seems to be quite straightforward, but the tricky part is to fix it. I have never worked with videos, so I don't know the syntax or what is happening during video playback, but if there is some coding interface somewhere, try …
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Hi, If you don't want to present feedback to the participants, I wouldn't go through the trouble of setting correct_responses to the correct value. Just make sure that each of your faces is associated with the condition (e.g. var.FaceType = 'a' or …
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Hi Alexandros, Sorry, I am not familiar with video presentation. If the video behaves similarly to the sampler, you can set its duration to 0 and let it follow by a keyboard_response, whose duration is set to the length of the video. Like this the …
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Hi Doris, (Quote) Sketchpads have a show text options (the little A in the menu on the left). If you select it, you can type what text you want to present. In your case, you want to use a variable (as the numbers change from trial to trial). So, fo…
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Hi Fawkes, I agree with Sebastiaan's suggestion. But I would implement it entirely in an inline_script with a while loop. In that inline_script you check how much time has passed since the loop was entered and whether participants pressed a certain…
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Hi Paul, yes your idea makes perfect sense. Here some code that does the trick: import randomnum = random.randint(1,1000)if num<276: var.target_color = 'white'else: var.target_color = 'gray'# and latercv = Canvas()cv.circle(0,0,50,color=v…
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Hi, Good that everything worked out for you. But just a future reference, it might be handy to set the duration field of the sampler to 0. Like that you will immediately proceed to the response item and wait for a keypress while the sound is still …
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Hi Bobby, I would try to implement this with inline_script. The syntax is quite straightforward. Attached an example script (unzip first before running it). First you create an image list (before entering your two loops). Then for each loop you sam…
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Hi Silvain, Which version of Opensesame do you use? What you describe is known to have been a bug, but should have been fixed since 3.2.2 (see here under bug fixes). Maybe an update will solve your issue? Eudard
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I pinged Roelof. I hope he'll get back to you soon :smile: Eudard
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Hi Naomi, I am sorry I doubt have an eyetracker to test the script myself. Maybe it works if you move c.show() to the end of the function? If not, I have to pass :( Eduard
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Hi Frederik, I have no ideas about tablets, but I do remember having seen similar questions on the forum. Maybe give it a go and use the search function. I had a super quick look and could find this old discussion. Maybe it is useful. Good luck. …
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HI Nicolas, Unfortunately, you weren't clear enough. There are many details to make the experiment work you want it to and you haven't given much at all. But first of all, I'd like you to spend some time yourself to get this working. If you have so…
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Hi Alice, sorry for the late reply. Could you upload your experiment? I'll have a look then. Of course, if you haven't fixed it already... Eduard
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Hi SH, This soft of question, you best ask on the web. In general, I can tell you, whatever is possible in python, you can make work with Opensesame. So, if you can access the smartwatch info with python, you can use inline_scripts in Opensesame to…
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see this discussion: http://forum.cogsci.nl/index.php?p=/discussion/3914/cant-save-experiment#latest Bottom line: Not fixed yet, but we're on it :smile:
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Honestly, I have my doubts whether this would be successfull, but I don't see a reason why you shouldn't try. As long as you make clear in the discussion header what it is about, it is fine I guess. @sebastiaan: Do you have any objections? Eduard
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Hi Candice, The problem did not change. I think it is very possible to make it work, but you will have to find the file that initiates the response item. I don't know where it is, and I don't have a tablet, so I can't find out myself. If you find t…
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Oh, now it is clear. Your logger is not correctly placed. It has to be inside the sequence, right after your form, not outside the sequence. This should fix it. No need for changing variables names, and that kinda stuff. Eduard
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Hi Aurelie, Which version of Opensesame do you use? And can you open other experiments? Maybe a reinstall could help? Eduard
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(Quote) Using Opensesame variables for that experiment and choosing colors, tasks, etc. live on every trial, will be a pain. Rather, run a script in the beginning of every block, that defines the variables for all trials at once. Then on each trial,…
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Hi, In that case, how about not using answer for each question, but something unique? (Quote) That is also quite doable, especially if you have the elements (questions and answer options) already coded in a loop. If every row of your loop table ha…
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Hi, I'm not sure whether I understand your structure. Maybe it would be better if you bothered us with a little more of your experiment :smile: . Are the question all on the same form, or on separate forms that are executed in sequence? If they ar…
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Hi Annie, Maybe you can try updating your psychopy within Opensesame. Run these lines in the debug window: import pippip.main(['install', 'psychopy', '--upgrade']) as explained here: http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.2/manual/environment/ Good luck, Ed…
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(Quote) Check out this discussion. The first part should get you started with your childfriendly calibration targets. (Quote) I never worked with Tobii, but I am surprised that there is no menu or something similar that you enter after calibration.…
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Hi Zliu, http://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.2/manual/eyetracking/pygaze/#supported-eye-trackers Those are the eyetrackers that are currently supported. So, Gazepoint GP3 might not work. In general, synching Eyetracker, Opensesame and EEG is no problem. YOu…
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I will close this discussion as it is a duplicate of this discussion.
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Hi, your code works for me. What version of Opensesame are you using? Which backend? Which operating system? I'm on Ubuntu 16.06, OS 3.2.2 with xpyriment backend. Eduard